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... Saturday June 12,1897, focal gtfos. CHILD KILLED THROUGH FALLING. th*lbnMrfArnt_Qnny. Strata °ra J~J' mm* —Br wae ahoaca lactate Jiferc?: ssisa' sw Stt^SS^HSse SoohildteDr. .if?— Th * WfhUbtld theahfld m |**- tatti. 1 ,? k °H«'M ...
... sympathy with a fellow-townsman who dares to hold an opinion differing from the Guardians, and who has already had one child killed vaccination.” the time fixed for the sale, Mr. E. Butcher, the auctioneer, came upon the scene, and was greeted with groans ...
... that ! had been killed. H« trusted God would proteot him. ! —Dr. E. HUSSEY supported the resolution, eaying that the late Lieut. was uoh'.e and brave eon. Tiie resolution was put to the meeting and carried unanimously. THE VICAR'S SON KILLED GLENCOE.— News ...
... HORSHAM. A CHILD KILLED ON THE LINE.—The infant son of platelayer, in the employ of the L.B. andS.C. railway, met with its death shortly before nine on Saturday morning under most distressing circumstances. The child was attempting to follow its elder ...
... In reply to Mr. A. B. Clark (a juryman) witneu mid th* drey wa» polled within about seven yard* of Urn •pot where tha child WM killed. »'/■ Hartigaa, medieal praetitieaar, ehild quit* dead lying on ita baek the road. Bart of «f the left tide of ite head ...
... dynamite explonon wax caused daring rifle practioe. Five men were killed and three injured. A passenger train ran off the line yesterday between Amiens end Villers-Bntonnenx. One child was killed, two other passengers were severely injured, end ten were more ...
... aged 42 years. CHILD KILLED ON THE RAILWAY.—An inquest was held Mr. F. W. Butler, deputy-coroner, Barnes Green on Monday, respecting the death of the infant son of platelayer in the employ of the L.B. and S.C.R. Company, who was killed on the line on ...
... death in time. He found blood on the child’s private parts. The finger marks on the child’s neck were consistent with it it having been throttled. All the circumstances he had detailed were consistent with the child having been violated and then throttled ...
... —She saw the child two three times ' wetk, but did not notice anything wroeg with until Joly Ist. The said she was ssparatsd from her husband and wanted the child for company. ! Hi* Lordship—Wonld in his SMM the oompenionship of » child oat born LOOT ...
... that she, a good, pure, true, loving woman, would have married him had come her and said, I‘l am murderer. I killed my first wife. I killed child, but I love you, will you be ray wife?” ‘Yes. the place is upside down. They turned over everything to see ...
... KILLING PHEASANTS. Charles Standing was summoned for killing game without having a license, on October 26th.—Mr. E. A. Head appeared for defendant.—George Wells, gamekeeper to Mrs. Oxley, deposed that he saw defendant at the back of Fen Place Mill, and ...
... THE ALLEGED HOVE CHILD MURDER. Elizabeth Ann Baker, 33, servant, was indicted for wilfnlly and of malice aforethought killing and murdering her illegitimate child at Hove, on the 30th September.— Mr. H. C. Richards appeared for the prosecution and Mr ...