... weaning milk for the child. Let me see the hairs, Mary, amid Janet. Why, It's fast asleep I When the milk was reedy Mary tried to awaken her boy, but could not, and a fearful suspicion was aroused. Bad the old mamma drugged the child to make it Janet ...

... greatly alarmed, were not injured. Had they been in the lower part of the bones at the time of the explosion they mutt have been killed, as everything there was wreaked. The police were quickly on the spot, and it was found that the explosion had been caused ...

... at Antler. lanes, near Charleroi, tin man being killed end four injured. A BODY FOUND IN A TUNNEL An inquerd was held at Bon railway station, Somerset. on Saturday. on the body of e newlyhorn female child. witich waa found by a nlatelayer lying by the ...

... door II 'Ad there primer's wife earns to him. and node • nplaiot that her husband had hew Missies het, and had ted Ma and her child oat, sad dm hint to go borne with leer, sad try sad get her ad. mimed. He did and en reaching the tow she knocked at the door ...

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... LOUGHBOROUGH POLICE COURT. N. Eq., Rev. EDUCATIONAL Luke °mime was renowned for not sending hie child to whool.—Mr. l'arrott, the school attendance officer of the L o ughborough Union, proved the care, and the defendant era n ordered to posy Diana AT ...

... defends:its sitting on the highway about a yard from the path, Mrs. Preston,:twho had followed them, standing on the road with a child in her arms. The defendants used very bad language, and he remained several minutes thinking they would get up and go off. ...

... Iwises a . t . Ler-o , nt u reinisr ,, remarkable etrt5tw5 ,„ ; .. ..120 2. 1 ber bta to tnl them where eke kept jewniery. to kill if she raised alasrm . wards escaped in ran with their Asa!, Anowg th• Atones a il e d them ern a tali., nostlllo who had ...

... Mr. Deane held inquiry late the death of Ada Hartehorne, a child, who was ron over nod killed on the previutie day.. -Mr. W. Dt l hY , morose, liyston, deposed that he was mot for to me the child on Monday afternoon. He found her deed. There moue Ameba ...

... HUMS 'S door. He woo shoring shout hat rug killed the blobby, and Laving his b— stick, anti said be had pat the b— in the brook, and that he 'Upton) wee the champion of Ragland. fi'ssaud them was another to kill, ad then they would hang him..-dy a Juror: ...

... in the raw. rm.., 1 nff. 4 there he • nt! Isn't forget the berndoors; he* he dons in pate—ols, yre. I arilli—ywor real. the child napping. while there's to Mire ilamherld—ewfully very sot noting the dare testigitt. Lady aii Mall le chums u. I'm rittakee ...

... inn. Mr. Keaelm Digt,', for •short time M.P. for billiebbomeiset. Richard Wake, the epeciel ro tat of the Grophie, who was killed at Suakim lest week, only 24 years of age. Ha wail • deacendort of the great liverwort ionsamtaliaed by Choi. Kiegaley. His ...