... several persons you are implicated In taking the child's life. She said, Don't you believe it. The eitnesa brought the prisoner up to town. While in the train she said, Tliia child had been killed oat of spite to hl , are,tor helmets - red women very ...

... Armenian driving a private carriage, seised a Moelem child in her arms and deposited it in the street under the horses' feet. With difficulty the Armenian pulled up in time. If the child had been killed by the Christian riot* would have resulted. The Turks ...

... girl was born, and she was the means of keeping es together for some five years, at the end of which tune ti.e child was accidentally killed in the street. SR Just accused me of can. lessness, we quarrelled, and he left me—almost penniless. I robbed the ...

... Mr. Tweed that the child had died without baying been visited or seen by a medical man, which was entirely untrne. It was also untrue that the child was taken ill shortly after its birth, nor was it true that he sent for the child while at a neighbouring ...

... with mall, aforethought, to kill and wader a o'clock in the morning (beak, but be dented that hewaa to Ay switches made of • pecullu kind of hard, dried of the situation, the reverence and lore which the infant child, aged two months. Dr. Grum e blame ...

... he o aed the child and she made no objection, but also kissed him. He strongly denied that I.e had lawn nifty of any Ind*. ent behaviour towards ber.—The ,igistraie convicted of common assault, believin4 hat the iefendant kissed the child against her will ...

... KILLED BY LIGHTNING, Daring the thunderstorm at Saturday evening, • child named James Parry Sham, two years old , the eon of parents living at Berry Bill, nest Winterbourne, wee killed by lightning. hire Skase, with km three was in the whanthe house Wes ...

... KILLED BY A FISHBONE. At tl e Lambeth Coroner's Court, Mr. A. Braxton Hicks held an inquest, on Saturday. respecting the de.. George Harris Jewel, aged three years, the Am. of Ruth Jewel. residing at blahrieLstreet, Newn. The mother stated that a few ...

... to auftr. KILLED Levis For:, 42, superintenoeut cl nonce. Itueboreueh, I.mvea • Imlay erg t,tn , 'twins% Barret: 30, .olict.. , nuqAbie, R•thwelt . to two • compound @acture of Atoll leg. a widow iind one child. ...

... OF CHILD MITRDER, HORIU33LIS STORY. At Mancheettr, Joseph Hirst and Martha Ellen Goddard, of Stockport, were charged with wilfully murdering the illegitimate child of Goddard, bona la January. The parties lived together, and one day took the child away ...

... was given a piece of herring. Later on witness thought the child had a bone in his throat, and she took him to a doctor, who examined the child, and said there was no bone, but said the child had got diphtheria. He said it would have to undergo an operation ...

... She had a child in April, 1888. Mrs. Crosby at that time helped her in e' cry possible way. The child was born and was placed under the can of anothir person, and she returned to Mr. Crosby's service and assisted him in his Inisiness. The child died 10 ...