... 1 think they were asleep. I took leave of ray children shaking hands will. them, and in less thc.n a mmute lu-gan kill the youngest child. 1 twisted my t, then I put it round the neck and pulled it tight, and tied siip-le knot, and thou I left hold of ...

... asp Hand lOoVlwk, April. . about the non Mr. I.iclmrds, of • j the hack mik. *m.h »f.h« bed. ise. to nro ill'll oil i>- .ml « kill saw three men with ,lj ,'f „, I o. they iinme.li«tely what they wunte.ll Inste.ul l''l house; rushml toward him, ami •> wus ...

... leathiaga; were not quarrelling loud, being hath eleeirous of keeping oar voices low. could hear the child playing and laughing next door. Finding that killed the woman, terror seised I walked up and down the room, pondering what 1 should do ond having decided ...

... died in a fit of epilepsy. And on the 18th instant, at Chawson, in the parish of Roxton, on view of the body of Subon King, a child about five years of age. Ft appeared from the evidence that on the previous Sunday evening she was left in the house with a ...

... was already delivered mole child, whicKwas lying on its face nearly suffocated. He immediately inflated his lungs and used the other usual means for restoring children in that situation; and when he left the bouse the child was doing well. Mr. Hareby ...

... return from banishment was made felony. Thus were the Catholics prohibited from firing or receiving struttion, semi Catholic child out of Ireland be educated, famish one already out Ireland with the means to obtain education, was punishable in the same manner ...

... taking walk. Although the most active search has been made, we are sorry to slate that neither the nor the child has yet been it jar of. child hr. know pecaliar curl; Load itair, quite rod. Tiuu*. ]M\rn?r.D imjnrst wn*held - «nlsy «t the Horse and Hrunt-i ...

... wUI aceonot for the eoaflrerutioa k”® at such dUlance from scene of actioo.sod thetahAilaaU of the immediato nsighbourbood. kill of Birnom, beheld illomioated silsoted north eastward. The wind blew aacommqaly firesh which, of coarse, gate stimalos tin ...

... report of procr, J.’.g. t .tl, SfMsions. . Utter from our eorretpomdent at SiUoe •hall appear tn hen 1 hot oar CorreepondeaU Kill *' rf f*e* ■a.D. nemj AdrerlueaienU CornmUHieatloma 5™ jT * can rteoiced ip r/iandap Poet. KST Our AOSMTS are to apprise ...

... had power the Icaat change impart To the dear, fond attectioo that dwell* thy heart. Thy amile the aame which 1 oft, when child. Waa delighted'to welcome aa gentle, mild— And thy loTe ia treaaare, each year as it fliea. More loodly chrriah—more dearly ...

... were also dead. When Mrs. Johnson came down to the door the looked round her aad cried out, ’* Where my child Benjamin Sue then exclaimed. Where my child Thomas thought that when I bad called to her and told her that Jahojoa had hung himself, (he children ...

... tarns out to otherwise, and result nas the birth of child. On Tbursdaj night the 29th alt., about twelve o’clock, went to the house ofthe woman’s father, at Broadlane, in Breazo, and demanded his child, which is about seven months old; but the woman who ...