... C. PERRY IS ill custody for murder i ng he child on Friday night last. He had been drink in g day, and on returning Lome a quarrel ensued with when be threw an Italian iron at her, which — child and killed it instantly. ...

... Evendon came to witness, and, in great alarm , her that her dear little child Louisa (the d e cease d , ' was killed, having drank a quantity of bug- po i Witness went and found the child very pale. v k questioning her, the deceased said she had dre y . bug-water ...

... say what was said concerning it. Child—You said you would bet a guinea to a penny that you knew who killed him, and you could tind him. There are witnesses who can prove this. Ellis—Then they ought to be produced. Child—What did you say when I asked what ...

... p l ace on Saturday - , in a field tiear Hives NEIL Captain Ross killed nine birds out of twelve at a distance thirtre five yards from the trap. Mr. Gilmore at twentv-five yards, killed six birds out of the twelve, the Captain beating hint by three pigeons ...

... feloniously killing and slaying her infant child, Thomas Holder, at Manchester, on the Ist of August last. Susannah Ellison--I remember the birth of Thos. Holder. He was nine months old when he died. The prisoner was very negligent to the child. The straw ...

... bullocks were killed at a well in the Pool Cantonments ; the porch to a gentleman's house was injured ; five or six horses struck down 01 Kirkee, and one of them killed; two grass-cutteee killed. Accounts from Nassuck state that a horse was killed in a stable ...

... and killed both the old man and the boy. In the mean time, however,, the girl had succeeded in escaping lsy deacendink into a ravine near the wood. The girl declared that these men were the prisoner' Francis Feracci, the brother of the man killed the ...

... noisy. Watchman—l never, in the whole course of my life, saw a man so drunk. Tuohy—All that may be true ; hut if you were o kill me for it, I could not say whether I was or not. MAGISTRATE—Very well, Mr. Tuohy, I shall send you to Newgate. Tuohy—Very well ...

... village of Alt, beyond Litherland, during the storm. The electric fluid entered a cottage, by means of the chimney, and killed a child which was standing near to the fire-place: a man and- a woman were in the cottage, but escaped unhurt. The storm raged ...

... in a moment of extreme violence, gave her a blow in the stomach. Ah ! wretch, exclaimed the young woman, you have killed my child. The husband appeared thunderstruck at this information, and on the following day the physician was called in, and he ...

... the Bishop. Mr. Nash interrogated the woman as to the particulars of the child's parents, and in vain endeavoured to elicit any information in that respect. He then baptised the child, and the woman returned with it to its mother. Next day the mother left ...

... lying near the grate, and threw it her as she was sucking the child, which struck the infant on the head. She screamed, and Perry exclaimed, Oh, my God! have I killed my own babe ? The child died in about two minutes afterwards. She had aggravated Perry ...