... There wee a charge of murder •clinet a young woman who was indicted for feloniously killing her female child. It ap• neared that the prisoner was delivered of the child while sitting on the bed, i.nd, et, for ac he (the learned judge) could gather, it ...

... absolutely allowed her child to die without attendance, fearing to lose her work, apparently forgetful altogether of the fact that she was spreading the disease amongst all her patrons. 8o again lest week an inquest was held upon a child which had been left ...

... =satin. Puled h tnniue, lit. Tight jackets, la; child's polonaise, la.; boo r snits, la. Underclo th ing pottage lid. Illustrated sheets, 3d. fren—Agents, Misrule, Wok Toileahsm, Leedom. East Sussex Saw Kills. JOHN HOWELL, TIMBER, DEAL, SioNE, AND SLATE ...

... uncommon to find no external mark, because the bones of a child aro so soft and give way.to a blow. He could not say that be could have saved the life of the child, but if it had been the child of wealthy parents, and had been taken at once there would ...

... days' imprisonment. Defendant did not pay. THRZATILNINO TO KILL HIS WIFIL JANES WILLIAM MILBURN, aged 22, 49, St. John'sroad, was brought up under a warrant, charged with threatening to kill his wife Sarah Ann Kilburn, at Tunbridge Wells, on the 13th ...

... before it was killed, when it got off its feed. The bailiff and all the servants were anxious about it, and they considered it best to have it killed. The bailiff sent the bullock to Mr Delves, not havine any eonvenierce on the farm for killing it, and asked ...

... many bolus to clear away.—At Perhey, near Leeds, • child wee steamed by the lightning, and a now was killed through the same Metemmientality.—Neer risherrow Lob, a warn was struck by lightning and killed.—Derby wee Mied by • thunderstorm that lasted many ...

... acknowledged that she did the deed after the child was horn, and he thought they must return a true bill agaihst her. The next caw was a very remarkable one. It was a charge against a man for killing a child. The statement was that this man was walking ...

... her father. The child was born on Thursday morning, about one o'clock. I was sent for between eleven and twelve o'clock on Wednesday night, and was present at the time the child was born, acting ma mid-wife. It was a small weakly child, and appeared to ...

... ladies in the court. The question that the forewoman and others were sworn to try was wbethwr the prisoner is mow with child—with quick child. The Clerk of Arreiges (le the prisoner)—lt is now your time to offer any evidence in support of your statement. ...

... intent, at Hastings, ou 3rd March, I 572. — WILLIAM STrvaXa, killing awl slaying his wife, at Brighton, the 7th August, 1871. 'NBA Bents, endeavouring to conned the birth of her male child, at Brighton, on 7th December, 1671. ElseltessLi.L, for obtaining ...

... of 3, Park O ttlem asid—l never saw Mrs Townsend hit the child, ahe flat.eued to do 90 ; she was pausing My house 1 beard the child call out, Here' s old Dinah. Mrs Townsend said if the child called Is e names again she would boa his ears. Miss Jemima ...