... wanted to take the child away from her, when she st up, gave him a clap in the face, and then got upon er feet. She had the deceased in her arms. Witness again asked her for the child, but she refused to give her to hirm, and threw the child out of her arms ...

... tinning, witness said that he took the child to a local doctor, who ordered its removal to thbe hopiel After the occursec he killed 'the The Coroner.-lt was a3 very foolish thing to sake a ferret into a bedroom where a child was. Wjtnes.-.I was going to takre ...

... give him the child, saying to her, Oh, don't kill ne it; give it to me, and I will take it to bed, Kelly del threw the deceased from her on to the steps oh] of the door. Her feet fell in the entry and her did head on the step. The child did not cry ...

... where he died on Monday four bours after admission. A verdict of Accidental death was returned. BEFORE MR. H. C. YATES. CHILD KILLED ]BY FALLSINO TiUrBER.-At Crewe, on the body of Jessie Jervis, a little girl. The deceased was playing near a stack of timber ...

... said to hr, '7r - h-sve killed ur child. He took fror mn-er the child, which was bleeding from the nose. ' chjild was then taken into the house, arn prnissr knew nothing more about tbs matter. Ti-ep3,o. added that if any oue killed the chilt it was us mother ...

... court, Bir- kett-street. The child, in the absence of its parents, fell into a bath containing two and a half incbes of water, in which the father had washed. The latter returned in about five minutes, and then found the child dead. There was a marble in ...

... £1 ?? I1 -, 12 t CHILD KILLED BY A DONKEY. IC A 0 At Great Easton (Essex) a child named Cecl 0 Wordley, aged four months, has died from tle ch effects of being bitten by a donkey. During tie ad nrse's absence the animal bit the child, who nd was lying ...

... prisonar said she was aorry for what hada happened. When in p1 sally bridwewnl abe told tire bridewell ke.per sire lead a child killed l'ark acetneeo and it affected her head when she thouglet of it. tr e~red ThsprioorrslnerC was remanded. ?? Ious ?? -Four ...

... the young. Theatres, it is true, have much to answer for in the way of infantile iliness and mortality; but for every one child killed by a theatre probably two are ?? by a church, since children taken to theatres are, as a rule, more care- fully '-wrapped ...

... wrarehouse. He was e p verely injured, and, on being taken to the Southern Eloe e pita!, died in a few ?? accidental. It CHILD KILLED BY THE FALL or A CART.-On Sato- It dynight, a boy, named Josiah Kendall Foam, was as playing with a companion at an empty ...

... years age, named Barnes. Sheridan knew her a child, and persuaded her father, baker Bondstreet, to apprentice her, at the age of 14, to Mrs. Jordan, who trained her to play Little Pickle, in the Spoilt Child, and other minor characters. At 1G she married ...

... Dorchester, Louisa Jarvis was indicted for the wi ful murter of her female child, on the 27th of March, at Shaftesbury. The prisoner, who was insane, reftsed to suckle her child, and killed it by kneeling upon it. It was proved that the prisoner was insane, ...