... s, which were chiefly as follows:—No child shall be employed in aty agricultural work tooter the age of eight years. No chill shall be employed under the Agricultural Clangs Act under the age of 10 year. No child ender the age of 12 years shall be employed ...

... prisoner was sentenced to 15 months imprisonment with hard labour. YUBDIC OP A CHILD AT ITILDFOHD. JOHN CALLINGHAII and ANN CALLIWOHAY, and wife, were charged with killing their child William, by not supplying it with proper nourishment. Prisoners were coinmilted ...

... Friday as inquiet wits held before F. J. Mal* Req., Coroner, at the Railway Inn, on the body of Herbert tail &wan, who wee killed by a fall from a railway carriage es Weirdo, hat. The jury haviag brae swore, the Corner remarked that what they already knave ...

... received the money, bat he understood that the plliintigt had orders to give his daughter El for the expe.mas of burying her child, sod that was all he knew about it. This the plaintiff denied, and persisted in his statement that he handed the money to the ...

... did not stop. Could not say that prisoner saw the child ; nor could he say he did it intentionally. Witness did not think it was an intentional blow. Should say that prisoner must have seen the child, but could' not say positively that he did. He Dowd ...

... in the House, Is 7; corresponding week last year, 200.. A CHILD MURDERED BY A SOLDIER AT CLYMPING. Between two and three o'clock on Sunday afternoon, John Jordan, • gunner in the artillery, killed one of his comrade's children by cutting its throat with ...

... struck the child. In reply to the Judge, witness said he did not think prisoner struck the child on u nardwick Bra M.R.C.S., assistant-surgeon at the Infirmary, examined by Mr Willoughby, stated that on the 31st of Yay be fret saw the child, and found ...

... :—January 5-6, 5 killed, 5 wounded; January 6.7, 4 killed, 6 wounded, January 7-8, 2 killed, IS wounded ; January 9-10, 12 killed. 36 wounded; January 10-11, 8 billed. 10 wounded; January 11-12, 1 killed, 20 wounded; January 12-13, 2 ...

... Er)., held an inquest at the Marine Mobil, on the body of* little child, aged ono year and seven months, the daughter of a plasterer bring near Matt's-row. which was instantaneously killed on the pro. rictus afternoon by being crushed under one of Mr liaywarl ...

... returned in the evening she found the youngest child, Thom is, quite dead. He was lying on the bed. Witness asked prisoner if she treated the child kindly, and she said she had. There was an inquest oa the child. A fortnight afterwards, on the 24M February ...

... not a sagacious or savage min. belonged to Lin !on. and as soon as he &aid of the dog biting the child he sent it to Oeoombridge and bad It killed. Mr Worrell asked complainant vow be knew that the dog hail been klllnl, if he wished to press foe a ...

... support, and he hoped they would always keep op their fame. M. did ant believe that a genuine native of Chidditerfold would kill a fox (cheers), and was confident there was plenty of room both kr sty:Wing and forhuntiiiir (cheers). Jr only ell tried to ...