... DEATH OP A CHILD AT BWAD• LINCOTE Mr. tiodftey Moseley, coroner, leld an inquiry at the Coalcnincri Ann. Swadhocete. Monday. touching the duth of the illegitimate child or Emily Smith. single moan. residing with her father at Nutlanatirerm. —Mionta living ...

... and seethe child, as it was much worse. I saw the child, and it warn then sinking. I again asked Mrs. Shelton why she had not gone to the Union. She said she was willing to go, but It was her husband's fault that she did not. I gave the child a stimulating ...

... four months from the Ion!, of the child he eatisfke two jugices. or • staprodoay to metropolitan police magistrate, le petty that he conerantiouaiy whew that vaociaation would to prejudicial to the health of the child, and within seven days thereafter ...

... ana•d In • dmw sus much fasour or Mr Child's Erman. The borne from et .awed dlssetishetlon on the ground that bed Me Creston not rutted time in coming to the whistle. the result mould bare been an saes in for Mr Child's Mr. i. to be conintulated on lbw ...

... the calf killed. He did not remember whether Spencer asked why it had been killed. He did not think he had ever had a beast killed on his premises before. He had that one killed se that he might see what was the matter with it. After it was ...

... from all employment. CHARGE OF CHILD STEALING. A m•rrid woman, named Ellen Taylor, was charged at the Longton Borough Police-court on Friday with stealing a child, two years old, at that town, and also with stealing the child's; clothes. The prisoner, on ...

... Rue de la Ferme dee Mathurins. ALLEGED MURDER AND MUTILATION OF A CHILD. Mary San field, 30, described as a servant, was on Tuesday charged at Lambeth with causing the death of her child and mutilating the body. The prisoner since the discovery has been ...

... dock on the charge of killing William George Shelton, her son, at Wymondham, on the 9th of Feb.—Supt. Naylor : In this case, my lord, I have to ask for a remand until Tuesday next for the production of further evidence. The child died on the Bth, and the ...

... Barracks, who was killed on Saturday morning by his little boy. Evidence was called to show that deceased was depressed in mind, and on Saturday placed • rifle to his side, and, calling the child to him, ordered him to pull the trigger. The child, after one ...

... to reader eared Le reword. erreoled, awl ear owed having Ind the RIM OF A CHILD NEAR DUDLEY. At an inquiet held Monday at Rowley, sear Dudley, it was shown that a female child that had been found in the Birmingham Canal bad been mtudered in a brutal maantr ...

... ACCIDENT AT WIGAN. At Wigan, on Monday, an inquest wee opened on the body of Mr. Barker,oorooer for West Imattashire, who wen killed by the engine of a steam tram car under circumstances already Mated. Evidence of identification having been given, the ingoiqq ...

... *sized with a fit. The doctor was sent for, as was also a neighbour, Atm Best, but the child died. Mr. A. H. Roberts, surgeon, said when he got to the house he w the child on Mrs. Bett's knee, quite dead. There were no great Mall, convulsions, bet no indications ...