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... Killed—Captain W. W. Tew. \Wounded—Lieutenant• Colonel J. L. Pennefather, Captain Conway, Lieutenant P. P. Harding, Ensign H. Pennelather, and Ensign H. Bowden. 12TH REOI3IENT NATIVE INFANTRY. Killed—Captain and Brevet-Alajor Jackson, Lieutenant and ...
... violating young children. The Act of Parliament enacted that the violation of a child under the age of ten years should be a felony in law, and that the violation of a child above ten and under twelve, should be a misdemeanour. The jury would bear in mind ...
... soma noeLAMATION. Who'll kill the dragon ? IOrme he shall gorge ; I, says St. George, I'll kill the dragon.—Old MS. Arming of St. George for the approaching right. Latest odds at the Corner, 1,000 to 0 on the Dragon (takes). May the best Lan ...
... old, but on her attempting to administer the poison to the poor child she rejected it, on account of its unpleasant taste. This part of the mother's confession was borne out by the child, who states that after her mother drank something out of a cup she ...
... rents, William and Ann, of the possession of the said child. Another count stated her intent to be to steal the apparel. Ann Harvey deposed that she lives at Bromley-le- Bow, and has a child four years old, named William. About half-past one on the day ...
... brigands, one by one, and to reserve the cavern for the last. For this purpose, the child,• to whom we will give, by anticipation, the name of Fiqfin, which he FALMOUTH, MONDAY EVENING.—Iier Majesty's packet Penguin, Lieut. Leslie, arrived at this port ...
... On Friday afternoon, a child, while amusing iti if near a common sewer, in Murray-street, Montrose, was attacked by a large rat. The animal endeavoured to get at the child's throat, but being repulsed, it seized on its arm, and did not let go the hold ...
... t he merely looked aside towards, her, drove on, an d th e w h ee l instantly passed over child. James Bland, the boy's father, deposed to pickiag o g the child in grea t agony, an d carrying him to the L end Hospital, and Sar a h Bl an d, his mother ...
... who merits death will be killed. In London, on the contrary, the most experienced and artful offender has the best chance of escape, whilst the most ignorant, and perhaps innocent of convicts, is the most likely to be killed. It is, indeed, all a lottery ...
... she said she took from the ricks, where i had beers placed for that purpose. The last child she poisoned with arsenic, and in each case she put th• poison in the child's mouth with her finger. She im• plicated no other person in the crime; she, and she ...
... 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 the 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 ...
... 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 ...