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... of.—ffazlitt's Table Talk: also, the Examiner, Jan. 20, 1823. Who kills a man kills a reasonable creature, God's image ; but he who destroys a good book, kills reason itself, kills the image of God, as it were in the eye. Many a man lives a burden to ...
... o'clock, and I found her drunk with a child in her lap. I saw the child likely to fall, so I told my little niece, Ann Clark, to take (be child from the mother and put him to bed, but the deceased would not give the child to the girl, so I took him from her ...
... On Thursday morning Mr. George Child, the superintendent of the Gravesend and Rochester Railway, put a period to his existence by hanging himself, at his residence, near !he Rochester terminus. The melancholy end of this universally-respected individual ...
... said she took from the ricks, where it ' had been placed for that purpose. The last child she poisoned with arsenic, and in each case she put the poison in the child' s m o uth with her finger. Sheimplicated no other person in the crime; she, and she ...
... woman, who oLsprved the perilous position the child, rushed out of her masper'a house, and snatcikail up the child before the lazy driver had left his seat in the cart, au other person came to its rescue. The child was carried to its motive: unhurt. —Edinburgh ...
... account o f th e novelty of the case without costs. VICE-CHANCELLOR'S COURT. LIABILITY OF BANKRUPTS TO PAY COSTS. CHILD IN THE MATTI& OF CHILD. R was a petition to S upersede the commission, on the ground s that the petitioning creditor had sued it out front ...
... 2 755*] •bOVIS, WIVES, and CHILDREN of the KILLED a nd WOUNDED BRITISH SOLDIERS, SAILORS, and MARINES in the BRITISH ARMY and NAVY EGYPT. following SUBSCRIPTIONS have been received towards the Fund now raising for the Re:. 't.„olthe Families of the British ...
... Cock-lane, Shoreditch, when the child, who was playing on the I•avement unattended by a nurse, suddenly rolled over into the road, and before an alarm could be raised, the wheel of the cart passed over its head, and killed it on the spot. Not the slightest ...
... delivered Miss Brooks of her child. That gentleman stated that Mr. Rookes had fetched him between the hours of 2 and 3 in the morning to attend Miss Brooks in her confinement, and th•it he had paid him. His Lordship, in conclusion, said he found Mr. Rookes ...
... Mr. Child argil' d that the prisoner, who had been treated with the utmost. liberality by his client, bad committed the acts imputed to him, and that the creit it given; o him by indulgerit mast er had ' nu reference to the defalcations of wh i he had ...
... gillan estate. Dr. Eaton of Darnaconner killed, on the Darnaconner Moor, on the •12th, 194 'nape, and a snipe ; on tile 13th, 124, and a hare ; on the . 15th, 134 brace and 2 snipes ; and on the 16th, 144 brace of grouse, and one brace of snipes. Dr. ...
... appearance, 'both he and his whole column will be surrounded. Prince AUGUSTUS FERDINAND, brother to Prince Louts, killed at Saalfeldt, and son of Prince FERDINAND, brother of the Great FREDERICN., has been taken in arms by our dragoons, Thus this grand ...