... ILLED YESTERDAY, an inquest wan in the Waterloo Hotel, York Street, before Dr. Dill, Coroner, on the body of a child—Martha Mundell—who was killed the previous evening by one of the Northern Counties Railway floats passing over her in Little Ship Street. ...

... “Yes, threw the knife across the table, but 1 did not intend kill the child, lie asked her where the child was, and she told him down stairs. then proceeded the front parlour, and saw the child lying the ground bleeding from wound the left side. The prisoner ...

... CHILD KILLED BY ITS MOTHER. the Lambeth Police-court, in London. Snann Buckner woman, jlaced the doc£’ charged with cau»ing the death of child, eeven by throwing a krde “xhTcaee excited interest, during the hearing, manifested much Borrow at the po-ition ...

... threw the knife across the table, but I did not intend to kill the child. He asked her where the child was, and she told him down stairs. He then proceeded to the front parlonr, and saw the child lying on the ground bleeding from a wound on the left side ...

... A CHILD KILLED BY ITS FATHER. On Wednesday, at the Manchester Assizes, Robert Alorris was indicted for the manslaughter of his child, Alice Anne Morris, nt Manchester, on the of July. The prisoner was attempting to strike his wife with a brush, when the ...

... threw the knife acmaa the table, but I did not intend to kill the child. He asked her where the child was, and she told him down stairs. He then proceeded to the front oarlour, and saw the child lying the ground bleeding wound the left side. The prisoner ...

... her into o Church the charge of killing her child. Witness nD sup- what she had to eay to the charge, when sh it “ Yes, I threw the knife across the teble, ed how not intend to kill the child.” He asked her cir pro- child was, and she told ...

... A CHILD KILLED BY A VAN—ISQUEBT THE BODY. Dr. White, city coroner, held inquest on Saturday at j , 88 Lower Mecklenbnrgh street the body child j , named Thomas Giakam, one year and eleven months . ok), who was run over by horse and van in Meckien- i burgh ...

... A HORRIBI.B OCCURRESCE WOMAN AND CHILD KILLED. Probably the roost heart-rending occurrence which one could imagine took place during this fight. Colonel O’Brien held revolver in his hand, and was riding and down he- ...

... HORRIBLE OCCURRENCE—A WOMAN AND CHILD KILLED, Probably the most heart rending occurrence which one could imagine took place during this fight. Colonel O'Brien held revolver in his hand, and was riding up and down between either line of the crowd. He, ...

... threw the knife across the table, bat I did not intend to kill the child.’ asked her where the child was, end the told him down tteirs. He then proceeded to the front parlonr, and aaw (he child lying on the ground bleeding from wound ou the left aide. ...

... Witness lifted the child, and saw that her face was injared ; bat just as he took her in his arms she vomited a large quantity of blood, and he said the child was killed. A womaa came up shortly afterwards and “To ths —The child was on the curb- stone ...