... 11IMOILAUGHTER. Richard Brown, 28, butcher, on bail, surrendered to take his trial on an indictment charging him with feloniously killing and slaying Henry Hoskings, at Beddington, near Croydon, on the 9th January last. Mr. Charnock prosecuted; the prisoner was ...

... partly . dressed. I asked stare the child was, and she told me in the bow, and I took it out of a box at the foot of the bed. The l• ib. lox we shut down. It was a female child and had a, full time. I found the child very cold, with dif',thing. There was ...

... and it was then discovered that premises were entirely gutted, and the house adjoining coonrubbish-Tonier and Ewing being killed, while Younger was contrary to the statute in that case made and pro- y Sair a pauper, who was pre • derably damaged. Mr. ...

... announcement in the paper that the prisoner had a child about the same age, she stated that if it was her child, a red mark, like red currants, would be seen on its beck-bone. Mr. White examined the child, and discovered a red mark on the place named, bat ...

... was willing to pay for the first child. but the second did not neon; to him. Be had been paying her per week for the first child. The Magistrates made an order for him to pay Is. Id. per weer mid coaster the Bret child, sod applicant not being prepared ...

... vegetable have been exported In from dues blench. MUSA& BLACKWOOD are to give George Mott - Miss Evans) for hr new work, The Kill on the Plena, i2OOO down, ;IMO for the second edition, and AMMO when the work reaches the fourth, with an extra bonne on Its ...

... was quite well at the time. I suppose the child to have been six months old; he died on the morning of the 15th instant. I cannot say of what the child died; he was properly attended to. I received the child myself on his admission ; he was suffering ...

... mambo In custody. On careful inswiry It wax asoertainal beyond all doubt that the child had been in the well part of two days and one night. Fader careful treattuent the child is doing well, and will no doubt ever be regankd with ins tercet, and as the wonder ...

... who was soonjoined by several others, took the child from the woman, when it stretched out its limbs, closed its eves, and became so apparently lifeless, that she exclaimed, You have killed the child. hoxall held up his linger and said Hush, and ...

... then reached the Royal troops, they the insurgents to retire to Partenico, leaving 250 ,hind them. The Royal troops had 300 killed; the wounded on both sides was considerable. The after having been pillaged, was set on fire. .dwr persons have been shot ...

... comply with in order of the magistrates, to pay Eliza Ovenden, of Fordcome Green, Is. 6d. a week towards the support of her child. The sum now due was 47 14s. Mr. Rogers was for the complainant Mr. Cripps, through ill-health, was unable to appear for the ...

... bedroom that I saw any blood. I was very surprised at it, particular) when when I had taken very great pains to only strike the child on the thighs and lower extreutities where ho it could do him no red harm, and seeing the blood—the amount of which has been ...