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... to that man I will kill him with my own hands., CHAPTER XIL Kirsty held up her hands in horror st Ivor Heron's vigorous reply. Hoch, sirs. two wrongs never made a right yet, she said. What better would Catherine be if ye killed him. It's no° so much ...

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... suffering from severe burns. The child accidentally set itself on fire, and the mother was burnt in extinguishing the flames. A neighbour rushed out for assistance, and the first con. stable she met was the father of the child walking his beat. He at once ...

... memorial to his mother. Nearly £22,000 has been already raised for the scheme of extension and reparation of the ancient abbey. KILLED BY HALF A NUT. A sad story of the death of a little girl named Ellen Theresa Beale, aged one year and ten months, through ...

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... catch his train to go on duty at Gipsy Hill on Monday morning, he was knocked down by a train and Instantly killed. The deceased leaves a wife and child. A boy named Fishenden, son of a ticket collector on the Great Western Railway, has met a terrible death ...

... victims are Mr. Albert Chalfont, a young clerk employed by the Battersea Vestry, his wife Helen, and a twelve months' old child named Eva. Mr. and Mrs. Chalfont, whose ages are about twenty-siz or twenty-seven years, have lived here happily together for ...

... exemption order, in respect to his child Gilbert John, aged three months. In answer to the Bench applicant said he conscientiously believed the health of his child would suffer it it were vaccinated. Ile added he had lost one child through vaccination ; he considered ...

... back to hint and said witness had kicked his dog. Defendant laid bold of him, and began to pull itim about, and said he would kill him more than once. Ile kept pulling him about. He had a gun in his hand, and he struck witness on the lope and the lantern ...

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