... occurred at the brickyard of Mr. Andrew Wain at Heather on Monday morning, one of the workmen. named John Needham, aged 44, being killed almod instantaneously. Needham and a man named John ThOniss Rose were working together cutting down sandstone from the top ...

... the birth of • child Rho meted leaving den se. birth of the child take. One ia November Id. Further led the elan to the parr ended diem oder •me tree they child. greatly tlecompand. • ha. A called, who said the body that • (dude child. err in ode re advanced ...

... suppressed in some comfort and convenience of the elders alone are statist. The child is the weakest ; the child is nipprened. 'Ds child must act foreign to its nature. The child must se raise its voice aloud—must not in the elders' peewee babble nonsense ...

... y, strap•wiektiog right arm. It was sow the big, bloated, cowardly Mlle( turn to bowl and bawl, and to beseech the little child to try and indoos the dog to let go hie held upon him, nor did the forgiving youngster want toles Wong, his young heart being ...

... witnesses Ming few in member. Gorenmitch himself was not celled, because be has last entirely the power of speech. The criminals killed W. as they thought, threw petroleum over lash and set ire to-it, in order to prevent the body. He oonsequently presents a ...

... February. The evidence wee of • el character. The body of the child was found in a pond, near the residence of prisoner, who, when charged with the crime, of the ted that he bad sent the child into Norfolk. The jury, after en hour's deliberation, returned ...

... from his box. He almost immediately afterwards saw the deceased man running after a child, which was getting across the tines, to save it. He could not tell how the child had got on to the railway, as be did not see it get on. According to the operations ...

... nohow. where he atm it ma—Mr. IL Claim. di feuded, what defend was that had • toght to go on Mr. Dem, .wed fe r th e wh y, killing vermin, mid ~n the night to mamma. mat ho hare. —Mr. Clayton ountwenad on the pant that t h hare got op and am Into maw ratites ...

... received. One of the de- Deemed, a dark-haired child, had evidently died from neglect, and its ribs were flattened by pressure. He thought the indentation of the ribs was given after death. The other child was falr-haired. On the right side of the head ...

... that oat the 4th of November the woman bad child. Having commented on the circumstances under which the body of the child was found, his Lordship described the way in which the leather was feeened over the child'• face, onationedthe doctor Mad able to say ...

... of the tag were on board at the time, and all bet one were killed instantly. The minas of the killed re: —Richard Pell iceptaiE, mas-ried, four children Wilftain Hoary Gorrish, married. oft child Lovell Dower, married, nine children; Therm Owens, married ...

... Long, George Fletcher Walker, Kate Day, and William Jones were charged on remand with having conspired to murder a female child in Burton road, Camberwell. In the course of the hearing the case against the prisoner Day was withdrawn, as it was probable ...