... peace, discharged 'on acCouni of his service in the Ariny. • He was-then at St.- Vincent, with his wife and - tine child. The.wife and child were embarked in-a separate vessel, fitted up for the better accommodation of the women and children. They sailed ...

... women whO claimed to be the mother of one child took place befOre a full Bench of Magistrates. Mrs. Sarah Nott, who had possession of the child . and. claimed as a mother, said, she was d e li v ered o f afm eale child abou t,th e th of 06tober, 1803 That ...

... garrison was estimated to have consisted of about 2,000 fighting men; of these 400 were killed, and above 200 taken prisoners ; the British loss not exceeding 32 killed and 107 wounded, the force employed having been about 1,000. The booty secured is believed ...

... of it must be passed in another country. IVnt. Lake' and James Potts were indicted forbeing out armed, for the purpose of killing game, in the night of the 20th of October last, at Pirton. They were found guilty, and sentenced each to 12 months' imprisonment ...

... slept in the same room as deceased, told herthat her mother returned home late at night in an intoxicated state, and killed the child by falling upon it, as she got into bed. Godbold not only denied that he had ever said so, but contradicted the witnesses ...

... Chronicle) We'are sorry to learn, that .the atrocious practice of killing sheep for their• fat is carried on, at present, in the neighbourhood of Thomastown. On the 231, ult., one was killed on the land of West Jerpoint, the property of W. H. Hunt, Esq. ...

... hia: at fifty yards, with ball cartridge ! and his body, if he was killed, was to be reckoned at 31. to make up the price of the dog, which.was estimated at 71. but if he was not killed, he was in his turn to h&ve the dog and a shot at Cockerell. Accordingly ...

... abandoned a certain child of which she was the mother, with the intent that it should die, and thereby intended to kill and murder it ; and in other counts she was charged with the intent to cast the burden of maintaining the child upon the inhabitants ...

... was observing that they (the ladies) rode very much like some ladies they knew, when he heard some one say, You have killed the child. As there was a great crowd his father wished to go round very fast. Th e witness removed hen a t the houses till he ...

... MEETINGS OF CREDITORS. LONDON DIARY--TUESDAY, OCT. 21—(At the Court of Commissioners, Basiughall-street.) Child, D~ Kingsland Doren, R., Frith-street .12 Nesbitt and Co: Alderman- Edenborough and Co. Man- bury lO chester Ellman, W., Lambeth 2 bridge-road ...

... MURDER. Yesterday Joseph Smith was indicted for killing and slaying. Ann, his. wife. Mr. GURNEY, in an opening speech, detailed the following tacts to the Jury. The prisoner and his wife were in humble circumstances in life, and much addicted to drinking ...

... seamen into account, was 13 killed and 23 wounded. The loss of the natives had not been ascertained, but it was very considerable. In justice to the natives he must say that after the settlers retired, they forwarded a woman and child which they found in a ...