... to r child. hut the real Sir anion' Orton. delue4 wra held on the body of the child yesterdry, wheu evidence ars rilduced to show that the mother w-m a victim to insauity. The jury returued a verdict to the effect that the child had been killed by its ...

... recollected that an inquest was held on the body of the child of whom Willis was the mother, when an open verdict was returned, on the ground that there was not sufficient evidence of the child having had a separate existence. Mr. Meers surgeon, 9,ndown ...

... two masters. The other day a town crier took in charge a lost child, and pro ceeded to hunt up his parents. On being asked by • y what the matter was, he replied : Here's an orphan child, madam, and I'm trying to and its parents. A convict under sentence ...

... Huntingdonshire, on the body of the infant child of a labourer named Henry Gilbert, and of Ann Colbert, a domestic servant, who had been living. with him. 'l'he mother left home on Saturday ere g last, leaving the child (eight months old) in bed with Gilbert ...

... application for the child to be absent two mornings a week, in consequence of some sickness in the family. It came out that the child was wanted to go round the town with the father with fish, and it was pointed out that if the child were so employed they ...

... march out. What we Went is a schoolmaster who by no aited el and is satisfied with one t, MEN Rll LEI. A RAILWAY.—TWO were killed near Rotherham during the fog en Tue.* morning. They were named Matthews and Mould. and were platelaying on the Midland Railway ...

... burned to death. The child's mother was in hop-picking, and deceased by some memo got the hoppers, cooking house, sad bar clothes iambi alight from some smouldering the pound. More the flames could be estingaidesi, the poor child was frightfully binned ...

... three or four times, and the constable reeled and fell into the channel. Tho woman screamed, and said, Don't do that; don't kill him. While the officer lay on the ground, the malo prisoner kicked him uvula times about the face and body. The constable ...

... Wohnenholme, was severely a Seturday 134, by the Sheffield COMM, lot tO n child from drowning. my kiosk anent Warriner, drowning is a *slow in* Ink of pulling it out at once, he Is pl The child was ultimately pi cud by a when Wold,nh?lme rotarned it was dim& The ...

... body of a man unknown, who was killed on Thursday evening on the North Rent Railway, near the Prospect Fields-bridge, while crowing the line, by the ii. 24 up-train. The deceased, who had the appearance of a tramp, was killed instantaneously. The jury returned ...

... him not to work it.—By the Chairmen Ile sold it for 10e. to Meal, on the under. the it was to be taken out of the Island sad killed. Monday the animal was still in Moul's ' - pt it ed 6d. with 15s. sal. costs, or 14 days' • SCNDAT TITPLINti. Am map, labourer ...

... highly beneficial in ell bronchial, throw mud chest affections. In the *misery it in inval m it nourishes the most delicate child, without acidity in the stomach.--Said by all chemists respectable confectioners in penny pockets, ,fil neat tin boxes sixpence ...