... DEATH-A CHILD KILLED BY A COCK. On Sunday last a child, named Martha Collins, living It Harold's-cross, was sent by her mother to a liverv-stabls yard in the neighbourhood, kept 1y a 31r. Smith. On entering the card a cock flew at the child, and strack ...

... robbery; EdwardClarken, assaultand rape; John Kerr and James Roragh, robbery ; Peter Scolilhis, exposing a child ; Ellen Hughes, deserting a child; James ai' Grimes, robbory. At the Queell's County Assizes, Patrick Bryan, aoed about 40 years, was tried ...

... , ESQ. WHAT bird, in beauty, flight, or song, Can with the Bard compare? Who sung as sweet, and soar'd as strong, As ever child of air ? His plume, his note, his form, could Burns For whim or pleasure change; He was not one, but all by turns, With tr ...

... dust the purple pride of kings, And chronicled a few. But on he goes, all careless stilt- Alu'h less inclined to cure than kill, Or give desert its duel YAes I'time's a canker, a most slow disease, Whose cravings not an antidote can please;- There is ...

... wit T7, child in her arms; a large portion of tbe folling bi ?? came upon her,' threw her' down, and dashed the ,chil eut'o'f her iirms into the cnal. On biang extricated :ro~the ruins, it' ws found that herthigh-bone wasbroken, Wit! tha child wes gpt ...

... Dean of Carlisle. His Grace the Duke of Wellington, the Marquis of Downshire, and Lady Bri- port were the sponsers, and the child received the names of Arthur Wellington Alexander Nelson. Married, on the 24th December last, by the Rev. H. D. Leeves, at ...

... Shortly after leaving home she called at the residence of Childs, expressed the greatest sorrow for what had occurred, and saying that as she was the cause of it, she would make reparation to Childs and his wife, by get- ting him a situation in the coun ...

... rock below. The coach was dashed to pieces, and tweot 1- the horses killed-literally smashed. A respectableeoldarl d lady, of the name of Clarke, of Louisville, Kentucky, ald a negro child, were crushed to death; and a man Wasto f dreadfully mangled that ...

... New- i port. His eldest child, a lovely and interesting girl, having 4 ate some wild mushrooms (by many called fairy-caps) 3 ,hortly afterwards complained of illness, saying that she was t poisoned. Mrs. Chapman caught the child in her arms and endeavoured ...

... practiced against Mordaunt, the father in hopes of saving his daughter's life, flies to Mordaunt to endeavours to save his child through his means. She learns his errand, thinks he will be again insulted, and makes one dying effort to follow and overtake ...

... fethlirg. Shit said ie vlas all only child, arnl his motrher vas still living ; aind sire ?? if sire ould get settled dttwr beside tlte lid wcrrni, it would atlford her some con- selation to assist hrir, and be a child to her in her old ago. ILa pp roveol ...

... pittures. Of these Irish Peasant and Child (184) is most admirable. The position of both is easy, the drawing correct, the colouring perfectly natural, and the whole imbued with a simple and affecting beauty. The child especially, in wbose counteisance ...