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... CHILD KILLED BY BEER. A Mr. Heaps, a salesman of this town, base small brew- I house in a retired part of Headingley, where he had some bricklayers employed on Saturday last. In a dwelling adjoining the above, a tanner, of the name of Richard Archer, ...
... CHILD KILLED BEER. XT- •* P A Mr. Heaps, salesmen of this town, hew snuH brew house in retired part of Head ley, where had' some bricklayers employed on Saturday Last. In dwelling adjoining the above, tanner, of the name of Richard Archer, who works ...
... ON CHILD KILLED BY LIGHTNING. [By John Northamptonshire Potl.] as® rest Now oafe above the clonil, babe lay its mothers brea«t When th« thunder* roar’d aloud. It started not bear the crash, But held its little hand the htning’s fearful flashy To catch ...
... ON A CHILD KILLED BY LIGHTNING. BY )OLIN CLAIM. As fearless as a cherub's rest Now safe above the cloud, A babe lay on its mother's breast, When thunder roll'd aloud. It started not to hear the crash, But held its little band Up at the lightning's fearful ...
... ON A CHILD KILLED BY LIGHTNING. BY JOHN CLAKE- As fearless as a cherub's rest Now safe above the clourl, babe on its mother's breast. When thunders ioav'd aloud. It started not to herr the crash. But held its little hand at the lightning's fearful flash ...
... ON A CHILD KILLED BY LIGHTNING JOHN CLARK. As fearless a Cherub *s rest. Now safe above the cloud, | babe lay its mother’s breast. When thunders roar’d aloud j It started not hear the crash, But held its little hand, the lightning’s fearful flash, catch ...
... CHILD KILLED 134 BRIM (From the Leeds Intelligencer of 'Thursday.) A Mr. Heaps, a salesman of this town, hag a small brewhou,e in a retired part of Headingley, where he had some bricklayers employed on Saturday Ist. In a dwelling adjoin. in the above ...
... A CHILD KILLED LIGHTNING, JOHN CLARE. (From Forget me not.} As fearless as a cherub's rest Now safe above the cloud, babe lay its mother's breast; When thunder roli'd aloud. It started not to hear the crash, But held its little hand Up the lightning's ...
... POETRY. A CHILD KILLED LIOIITNINO. JOHN CLARKE. (From the Forget Mot IS-if*.) IrarleM j»h «■ her lilt’s rest Now sale alatve (he elouJ, babe lav on its iii bie;is(. When (huinier roll'll alou ...
... She took the child from me, and went with it into the passage. She foon returned into the room, and took ihe key the trap door. Sits then went up Hairs through the trap door (he child. about two or three minutes (he returned without the child, and went into ...
... her child, which was killed, sustained serious bodily injury- Mr. Brougham sated the case the Jury. The Learned Counsel then called Mr. J. Slater, and other witnesses, who stated the particulars of the accident in Forth-street, by which Mrs. child was ...
... serious manner. A poor woman,' with an infant ih her arms, was thrown from the top of the coach agal.st _he waggon, and the 'child killed on the spot.. The. unhappy mother had a shoulder dislocated, and an arm broken, jn addition to other bruises. Another woman ...