... allanj was examined as tD the nature and extent of the injuris, end te' jury returned a vercict to .the effect that t child was killed y its mother, I who afterwards committed suicid'while labour- ing under afit of temporary insanity. UR O J BURKE AND ...

... months old, had its head almost cut off. All were dead-the child still warm. Steele's hand grasped a razor, and it weas perfectly evi- dent that he had murdered ibis wife and child, and then killed himself. The coroner's jury returned a verdict of insanity ...

... undoubtedly iosane, -etered the priiate office of -ei George Childs, the editor of the journal in question, and informed onie of thie clerks that he-liad come with hebobject of killing ,Mr. Childs. The clerk ijmediately seized tbh would-be assassin and e ...

... course did aUl, including the kill. Jealous Squaw beat Sailing Away. Betting, 5 to 4 on Jealous Squaw. ?? was rather a surprise to see Jealous Squaw leading two lengths; and then, keeping I a p retty tight possession. killed'soon, withont bringing pass ...

... SECJND RACE-TWO tiLtE ItEATS. Rode by gentlemen (Childe lfartd, lMr. Fitzgeiala ?? 1 1 Conrad, Mr. Dihery ?? 2 Babse, Nr. John Brasier ?? 3 3 A more beautiful racte was never witn .ssisd 0hun that between Child Harold anti Corrad, both b ,ries taking the f&nces ...

... and tenemen s throughout the c.unty to meet the claims ?? News. CHILD I'oioyStXc -A shoching case of child poisoning has occurred at l uncorn, a small port above Liverpool. A female child, aged nine days, daughter of Ellz beth and Thomas Brennan, a pedlar ...

... MELLNITE; SIX MEN KILLED. (REUTER'S TELEGRtAM.) Belfort, Thursday, 1 p m. A terrible explosion of pielinite, the new explo- sive material, occurred in the arsenal here at noon to-day, by which several military artificers were killed and injured.- No details ...

... to pass Mrs. Myles, who Was sitting in the doorway with the child playing at her feet. tirs. Myles requested him, in a very, mild manner, not, to tread on the child. He replied, ]?D-n the child, and at the same moment he laid hold of it, and lifting it ...

... o'clock. Tlhe Barony, of Granard.Bueagles-8th, Fdgoworthetowvn, Fair Creon * liths, Coolcon 16 thl, Curr'ybey lSthl, pere- kill ;22nd, Drimtnaeross , 26th, lIigglnatovr4* 2Dth, Las- daiff. At 121o'loc~ck ' WA!ibiULOO OUP. - Mr. J. Clarke, membor of T ...

... have been either killed at once or irreparably injured, when a man named Patrick Whelan, of 13, rade-street, rushed. at the risk of his own life, between the cab anda car which was advancing in an opposite direction, and caught up the child from his perilous ...

... a fine kilL Crack was first aw-ay, brt Star drew past a clear length, wrenched, killed, and won cleverly. Meteor, with t to I on hinm, drew paot Fat and Fresh for the first two, and placed Mr Law's, who had a good balance in hiatD hen she killed. ilac- ...

... placed the other for one, raved past, and killed. Fnhal-Irlying Falcon led No Pretension six lengths, and ttin2g thle bhank better, scored heavily before the other wiped out the balance, but was beaten with the kilL. ROWING. UNIVERSITY BOAT CLUB. oe Michaeiima ...