... when I heard the of a child it was s. r , I ran room! to the primmers* door. and .taw the entail *ming down wiping the blood of the child's lace. I asked Bomb what he had been doing. bat be nude no asset, I looked o the child and thought it was dying ...

... ges, and likewlee several menthe,. of her family. Who were tnsithied with toyer. coughs and colds ,eopeetally the youttwat child, wt. bite • hard erouPY cough,) lave experienced great relief, and .peak of them in the hirdwat tennis. One of riilidre. to ...

... --. Corte, a n, aged 39, was brought before Mr. Yardley, mangled in so shocking a manner that death must have been A WIPE KILLED ay HER IlussAND.--At the Liverpool been sent down to make a preliminary investigation. Should Mon, m . 'The following statement ...

... news has been received of the expedition. NAPLES., 18th Inn.. 9. 3 The tiring of the two Neapolitan frigates off Marola hes killed several of the Filibusters. Al regards the two reewl , in which they had arrived, the Lombard Iraq +auk and th Piedmont has ...

... Wells was then too 111 to attend, and has since died. Hl. daughter-In-law and her child also partook of the poisoned gruel, Out aremomering from the effects. A CHILD of a puma named Light, a travelling trader of Rommy, was bitten daring Thema week, in ...

... made. There was also a young child lying on the same bed with a very severe cut acmes the throat, extending from side to side beyond the angle of the lower Jaw to the coed* of the tame Jaw. It gives one the idea the child wan held in an upright position ...

... Aummoned to inquire complimentary . speech on the occasion. Captain Fantail re- daring that if she was not yet dead lie should kill her, dealt gnawing the very cbords of ?ser eo ulee11 1 1:1: . i .; ; ' correspondent wriicert--It ie currently reported ...

... not much matter. The boy immediately drove them back, and Mrs. Brown then beat . them for twenty minutes or half-an-hour, killing one and breaking the leg of another. [Mr. Longhorn' then read the Act of Parliament bearing on the case, from which it appeared ...

... Wednesday la: t, F. H. Gall Em. t coroner, held an Inquest at the Rod Lion, In this parish, on the bony of Margaret Hardy, a young child three years and a half old. Emma Blaker, living with her tether John Biaker, shoemaker, at Lindlield deposed, that she had ...

... THE 11ev. MR. HATCH AND Ills ADOPTF.D CHILD.— Those who read the full report of this extraordinary perjury trial noticed the evidence given by Lucy hatch, the adopted daughter of the rev. gentleman. This little child was an orphan of the isle of Wight, ...

... borough coroner, on the body of Esther Robinson, a child four years of age, who was killed by being run over by a cart. It appeared from the evidence, that on Saturday afternoon, deceased, the youngest child of Mr. John Robinson, 46, Church street, was, in ...

... I SAW a child lying in the road, in the wheel rut, about three or four yards ErOm off hind wheel. I did not notice any movement or noise in the child. Fry picked him up and carried him into the house. She cried and said she thought the child wee dead ...