... Seq., held an inquest at the Marine Hotel, on the body of a tittle child, aged one year aad seven menthe, the daughter of • pplasterer liming near Men's-row, which was instan y killed on the pre. Sous afternoon by being .ruched under one of Mr Hayword's ...

... Monday main, at the Bear the, Prestos, Wore L. 0. irellegar, Irk, Commie for Beet Basses, as a child nearly two years old, sassed George Thome Hawes, who killed accidentally by a wlidssfll sweep. Asses Hamm, a milk., la the amploi&l Ballard, of Peteham, ...

... The right hand also omits/nod • green bead. The second child was Hoskin, aged are yeah--she lay with her face downwards and her bands clenched, her throat twang al.. cut. James Henry, the third child, dee boy of 14 months, was found lying half upon his ...

... would beat the child if she knew she had got it. The prisoner threw back her jacket and said she had not got it, but I then saw something under her frock, and accused her of baring the pinafore Wades them. Her mother then said to the child, If you bare ...

... view to take away the life of a child, It amid be an set of unwise but if she had we iabiation to kill the child, but undertook to do all wittiest ovoietaaee that a careful and skilful person would do fur sad the child died, she was guilty of mend* lighter ...

... -Lyn ,e and on Saturday morniag his child, an infant said to be about six weeks old, was Urged with fit of convulsion., and apparently expired. A medical certificate of death we. procured, and the body of the child having been placed in the sane cola ...

... Buncombe. 4 ; Turner, S. The ties being four with all the birds killed, then shot off with three birds each follows Dale 2 ; H. Browne, 8; Parker, 1; Turner, 2. H. Browne, therefore, who killed all his birds, took the first prise, and Turner and Delo had ...

... Infirmary, and resided at 35, Marina. He recognised Mrs Spicer, and had the case of the child down in his list of patients for the 27th May. He examined the child in a cursory way, and remembered that she appeared to be in a confused state ; and did not ...

... Keating, Susan King was charged with feloniously killing an infant, named Alice King. Mr. Lilley ted, and Mr. M. Williams defended. It from the evidence on the part of the prosecution t the mother of the child, an unmarried woman, named Annie Butcher, residing ...

... perfectly kremlin and pleasant to the taste, it produce. Batumi quiet p, by reii-anag the child from rim, ano the i:le cherub awakes as brigat um a button. It soothes the child. it anteus the gams. allays all pain Minas wind. r.colates teiwela, and the best ...

... that the expense of gruelling the sheep and every' thing would come to more than it was worth, and he would hue, it kills 1. He kille.l it, awl it had in it a fine male Lunt', with food in its stomach, showing that the sheep had plenty of food. He flawed ...

... towards the support of their father, !dm bee hee2re chargeable to thflsham Union. Mr. tearer appeared for defendants. Francis Child, one of the relieving-officers of the Hail. limo Union, deposed to knowing defendant.' father, Samuel, an old man, 74, who ...