... said she hoped i God would forgive her, but that the child she had killed was the real Sir Arthur Orton, and was no child of hers.- The Jury returned a verdict to the effect that the child was killed by its mother, who, however, could not be ...

... expected. RUIN OVER BY A TROLLEY. A CHILD KILLED AT LANDPORT. Beatrice Maud Harbin, aged four years and eight months, residing with her parents at 1 o. 1, lRign-terrace, Hlrtford-street, Landport, was accidentally killed on Wednesday morning by being run' ...

... DISTRESSING TRAGEDY, Aee A CHILD KILLED BY IER r On -Suna FATHER. Ies On Sunday afternoon a respectably dre. be and, mild-looking man of about 28, ciVi4 name as Arthur Benjamin Slater, enterea Police.station at Bow-street, and calmly c.sr he for the inspector ...

... other miningn can Ps further south . in the Sierras. Mrs. West, residing near Independence, was seriously injured, and her child killed. Stage passengers report several fissures miles in length, and 60 to 200 feet wide, sail 20 deep, opened along the eastern ...

... prisoner said the place had been all blown to pieces throgh their neglect, il(l his child killed, and he wanted compensation for the damage and the loss of his child. Ile also wanted the plice repaired, which was done. Tle male prisoner had wanted to ...

... said, Oh mother, take and kill it-* . Mrs. Mlather made no reply. She an,d her daughtcr'th-en'wnit upstairs again, and shortly afterwards Mrs.. Stelfox's little boy wvas heard by the women outstde 'o 'exlaim, Don't kill it, mnamma. Then Mrs, Stolfox ...

... Lachmanir von GUarsenfels, and a It woman and child, whose bodies are at present I, uunidentified. The following evidence was given : es Elizabeth Freeman, widow, said the deceased 0- man, woman, and child took apartagents at her ts house on Thursday last ...

... passengers time , II an 62 eervatssl of tile compaily ; 28 wore trespassers, madi of killed by inspropcrly crossing or standing on the railway ; be ci rt 1 was at child killed by an engin running off the rails ligilt LI, cod entering at souse, esod 2 were ...

... attack on a child win he had ever seen. Witness stood behind the defendant chu and the child. The child cried very pnrcb, and was bruised the about the thighs nearly the size of his hand. It wee only adai a miracle that the child was not ...

... enjoyment which was new to him. But the words er Killed a young girl, it is fine and hot, did not neces. l earily mean that he killed it. The inversion of the w words would make the sentence read, A child killed, and might not the sentence mean that? There ...

... take the ordinary case of a mother nursing her baby. She did not do it very carefully, bnt allowed it to drop, and the child was killed. But this was tiotmauslaughter. . In order to make out a case of man- slaughter it was necessary that there should he ...

... puroose of undressing it, wheX the child's head a ent- baaawards. *'Uurh-en aslkpA his -wife wiat 2 she had been doing to it, wvhen she 'replied that the baby had swallowed a cork. Witness put his finger down the child's throat and could feel o aomethingist ...