... certainly amazing to find evidences of motorphobia suill existing. A single illustration will suffice. Two years Bgo a child was killed by & taxi-cab in Roupellstreet, Lambeth. Since that time there Lave been two non-fatal accidents in which motor vehicles ...

... out to belp eingle-banded, nok \ realizing his danger. Duriug kis journey he | encounters & lior, which attacke him and i« killed sfter s short struggle. Other help l arrives at the besieged farm, and the downfall | of the brigands follows. £ ke 3 Another ...

... AMAZING D With the discovery that the Eastbourue murderer was Robert Henry Money .étho brother of Mary Money, who was killed in the Merstham Tuunel of the London, Brighton, and South Coast Railway n Septembver seven years ago) the tragedy assumes an even ...

... that he did not know anything about the circumstances connected with the burning of complairant. He oculd not say how the child was burned, but he suggested that it must have been an accident when the other man was attempting to take the torch from him ...

... found there was a small bedstead ‘some 3 ft.wide) and a perambuiator. It is cvident, therefore, that some of the four persons killed by Murray must have been shot by him in other rooms and then dragged to the bedroom which he had srranged to set alight. Having ...

... engaged in a house in Arundel-road heard some piercing shrieks, and states that she heard a woman cry out “He has tried to kill me.” Mr. Pocock, & turncock in the employ of the Eastbourne Water Company, was at Millgap-road when he heard the sound of firearms ...

... brickworks Roger Douglas was dragged between the rollers and crushed to death. « Merchant =~ reorge , Iron ore worker, has been killed in the hold of a steamer at Newport, by a heavy picce of iron falling upon him. A coroner’s Jury at Londonderry returned a ...

... minates. He told defendsnt that be would be reported, and Childs then proceeded dome D previous conviotions, fou of ore Were six prev conv 3 which were for &aruflon.‘ Last month he was fined se. Childs was fined ss. WARNING DIRREGARDED. Sam Bmith, Bdtrln?md ...

... CHIPS OF NEWS. At Pontefract, a miner named Gelder, charged with refusing to obey a magistrate’s order for the removal of a child suffering from scarlet fever to an infectious hospital, was let off with a fine of ss. and costs, William Spencer Lewis, t ...

... doorway, was the bedy of a child withoat a vestige of clotbing that 1 would sec. There may have been some little clothing underneath the body. The dead wan was lying with his head towards the window and his feet almost touching the child. In his right hand, ...

... mass of public problems, our questions 0 health, of edacation, of morals, of economics, weigh nought against the ability to kill. It has not been possible to ¢lance at more than a few of the departments dealt with by Mrs. Gilman, nor even to touch on ...

... of Saxe-Coburg as President of the Royal Albert Orphan Asylum, Bagshot, of which the Qucen is Patron. An unkno n ma , fund killed on the Tilbury and Southend Railway, near Sickle-lane crossing, had a woman, a monk~y, a butterfly, and other designs tattooed ...