... black scoundrel! shrieked colonel, wild with rage. When he'm out ob reach; you'd kill him, replied the negro, as cool as if be were doing an ordinary thing. 11l kill you, you black hound, if you don't let me go I again screamed the colonel, struggling ...

... Cathrow was desirous of avoiding an exposure, and thinking both the lady and her child would recover he refrained from informing the police. But, however, on Sunday morning the child died, and the police were communicated with. On having acquainted Mr. Carter ...

... order by not caioing his child to be sent to school.—The defendant said the child had had fits ' io school. and also had no boots to walk to school in.— Mr D. Lloyd, school attendance officer, said he asked in school it the child had had fits, and herrceived ...

... DOLGELLEY, .lit Mi'o KTA NT TO MOT H RB Everymother who ..lees the Re and Cl.solisete her child HAtiItISON'S &Se LIABLE NURSERY POMADE. Ou• spplies. tins kill. all Nit. mid Vervain, balmlike sad somehow.. Ow Hair. I. Tice, .ed. sad N. td.-0.0. W. Harrime ...

... cases. A remarkable incident happened at a Birming limn funeral, one of the mourners, a woman named Primer, giving birth to a child M • combined hearse and carriage, in which she was riding, just as she vehicle entered the cemetery at Witten. The unfortunate ...

... adjoining compartment were seriously injured, and some of the occupants of the next carriage were killed. Mr and Mrs eludes, the other ladies, and the child were taken to the house of Mr Ballard, a farmer, where they were most kindly treated. Being completely ...

... NOTES. On Monday morning an inquest was held at Llanbadam, on the body of an illegitimate child belonging to a woman named Mast ANNE DAVIRI, of Penrhiw House. The child had lived nine or ten dais at leant, and was burled one night like a dog, without a c ...

... —The disabled four-muted ship Palgrave, of Glugow, was safely towed into Queenstown on Tuesday morning. Two of her crew were killed at sea by falling spars, and five others were injured, Mr A. C. Tvans, Aberystwyth was third mate on board the vessel. PETTY ...

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... our sad the tree righted itself stem and fairly mooned is the dark. Over mad over .gala the storm came, now sweeping over the kill is the &Mace sad thee Nosing stoop the volley. Sometimes the wind seemed to come straight dews from the clouds and at others ...

... euicide at Sandbeah, Cheshire, under remarkalem circummancee Her husband we. recently killed while attempting to nave a child from being run over. Later she lost her child, and the two event+ preyed on her mind to such an extent that Inking a desert knife ...

... He brolly referred to the number that were yearly victims of drink. The number who had been kill .1 in the Transvaal was not to he compared with the number kill 4 by drink, which deetroyed mere life annually than war, famine, and pet/H.-nee onmblned, Mottles ...