... I 4 ChILD Kf.ITE 48 II HI .I 31gtth' rbe 6E ;e s .8f .3uel~seyX'33} a re'stectable'dohing wroma , was plaesbda theddel,, charged, with eansing the death of h.er child, LJo Buckney, agedl elve years, by tbrowing.akife at L T6i case, which was watcbed ...

... ob- servation, aud said that in his opinion at tke time tbe child was killed she was not conscious of what she -was ?? jury found that the prisoner wes insaUS be the time she killed the child, and she was ordered to at detained in safe custody during her ...

... St. Lesnards, where the exhibition is hold. A CHILD KILLED BY ITS FATIIEn,-At the Sheffield Polic-court yesterday Thomas Walker, a furnacemnau, was brought up charged with the man- slaughter of his child, Alice, aged two years. It is alleged that while ...

... guilty of such ?? forman- slaugnter. In the other case two lads riding on ponie, and racing inthe public road, ran over a child and killed it, and i this case the same question would also arise. There were a good many other cases, but they did not appear to ...

... able to appear to give evidence, the hi !t ease was remanded. for a week.H If A CHILD, KILLED BY ITS 'AuENTS.-The coro- v ner's inquest at Southampton on the body of the child e named Roo terminated at midnight, on Monday, Sin a ver- a e dict of wilful maurder ...

... in the case of a child killed by neeligence, that the parent had a right to recover, not only for the loss of his wife's services in consequence of her severe illness arising from the shock she sustained by the sudden death of her child, but also for the ...

... public. A CHILD KILLED BY STONP-THROWING.-Late on Friday au inquiry was held at the Golden Lion Tavern, Cannon-street-road, by Mr. John Humiphreys, Middlesex coroner, respecting the death of Esther Adele Frail, aged two years, who was killed in her mother's ...

... passage of thle house. Immoediately atterwards be rushed upstairs, entered the room whero the child wus ?? aud nienrly cut off its head. The child was hiitantly killed, the -woman being conveyed to St. George's Hospital, where, alter liugering for a few days ...

... passing through a street in Mile-end New-town, he saw a large crowd near th Anchor and Crown, and amongst them the child crying. The child said the prisoner had brought her from the neigh. hourhood of Leicesrer-sqnare, on Saturday last. Ties pri- soner ...

... evidently being to save the child from being ill-treated. He considered Mr. James was the proper party to take charge of the child as a guardien. Ie would adjourn the case for tle, purpose ot some arrongement being arrived at, the child in the meantime to remain ...

... 62 0 yeas of age. The son, who was twenty-eight years of. a Sp at the time of his death, Was, along with0 is wife and child, killed in an accident on the defendants' f! railway. The pecuniary intereet whichthe plaintiff lleged t he had in his son's life ...

... prisoner said the place hied been all blown to pieces through I their neglect and his child killed, and he wanted complen. thet sation for the damage anod the lose of his child, He also an, wanted the place repaired, which was dons, The male I prisoner had ...