... averted. The Newcastle programmne, he said, had been entirely forgotten by the Goveriment, and the fact was that the child bad been killed because its parents had literally -am db r tb e. -- ?? ?? strangled it by placing too heavy weights upon it. The sudden ...

... this matter. Take ahe case of some poor little half-timer, employed at a pitt-ance of 2s per week, By default such a - child may be killed, or, probably worse, helplessly mniamed for life, and rendered unfit to-support himself in any. way, atht ttifingexpease ...

... 'Metropolitah Street; Ua'Iiways Com-t-p pany of' New York, who statcd that he hadtl, never heard of ' a man, woman, or child being tel- killed by. Contact With the trolley Lwires. That get was quits in keeziog~ with all the informnation. 11 thu commnittee cou~ld ...

... place, were I shattered. During a firewsork display at Bolton a woman was seriously burned by a felling rocket, .ad a, child was killed in its father's arms by a fallingi rocket. Mark Varney, a youth, was being pushed in aI 5vwheel-barrow during some sports ...

... to extricate his wife and child; and all the passengers within sight and hearing were a much affected by hearing the child cry out, ' Oh, fIlther, to tale me out! The mother died before she could be taken -he out, but the child, we are glad to learn, hbs ...

... ca the bon, member says he did ask if these h, amounts camne before hins on that' inquiry. Ini the winter of I-180S a child was 'killed by an! member f or Cork explained away the occurrence y sayin that the circumstances pointed to itsd ~eyicg*a' practical ...

... prevalence-of child-killing is the reluctance which Englisjuries.uifest even ?? clear case of the lisid to 'convit the prisoner. Only a'fe days since-i died in the'house oj its great-grandmnother uundeai'gi ilrcumstancea. The grandmother of the child statedi ...

... THE CASE OF ROBERT PATTISON, WHO KILLED I4 HIS CHILD. To the Edor of the Glasgow Herald, -ij -:sSinkce the trial of Robert Pattison at the Circuit ,Court, on the 25th of September, for the murder of bhi daughter Magdalen, muho dissatisfactiou has been ...

... she proceeed hurriedly to the dwelling of a sister in the centre of the village, to whom she stated that she had killed her youngest child. Discrediting the assertion, the sister sought Mr Beaton, who went home, and found the statement too trae. .He gave ...

... THE LAST.CHILD MURDERESS. We have neither the wish nor the icin7atlon to grejudge the case of the miserable woman who has iled her three children at Bankside, Southwark; but it is so certain that the plea of inwanity will be raised in her defence that ...

... so lie killed her. Well, what is the verdict of the inquest ? Wilful murder? Not a jot. Man- slaughter! If he had mercifully killed the poor crea- Iture by poison, or by a pistol, or even by knife, it w.lati have been murder; but as he killed her, as ...

... CHILD MURDER AT SHEFFIELD. A shockine child murder has been brought to light at Sheffield. The body of a newly-bern child was found wrapped in an apron and a newspaper hid in Sorn3 bushes in sne of the suburbs of the town. Its skull was distinctly fractured ...