... girl, six years of age, the child of Mr Charles Swaine, music teacher, Heaton Norris, was waiting at the George Inn there for a lady who was expected by omnibus. The prisoner accosted her, and on being informed by the child that she was waiting the arrival ...

... of it ? War is a glorious thing, as ev,•rvbody know•. and it is quite true that the bashing out of one child's brains against a wall. or the killing of two or three people in a railway aecident would create more horror than the slaying of these thousands ...

... inquest was held the body of a child, whose mother, Anus HAMLIN, aged eighteen years, when the child was born threw an apron over its head and the child died. It transpired that the girl's meeker had prepared clothes for the child, sad the jury brought in • ...

... on the railway hich caused the death of I:demi Ds, tea a child four and a hail yews, eon of Thomas Clayton pen, hawker, of Frog. The mother was engaged at Bgrinouth with her business when the child got on to the line near the crewing leading from nese the ...

... Qaissi-wisare. 1914 IMPORTANT TO MOTHERS—Every mother who value. the Heakh and Cleanho•os of her child .hoted_ ale LIAIsLE NURSERY POMADE. One applicsvon kills all Nits and Vermin, beautifies and strengthens the In Tins. 44d. and 9d, Postyw Id.—Oso. W. ...

... of his countrymen, on the clearest evidence. of the dreadful crime of killing his own child. Probably he had been tempted to do this by the difficulty he found in keeping the child. His Lordship would not prolong the prisoner's sufferinp by further addressing ...

... returning to attend to a child she went out to go to Bryncoch. That was after dinner. After she was gone, his little child drew attention to the bitch which was lying down. The door was closet As the mother had been frightening the child by telling it that ...

... the child got unwell and Mrs Morgan thought it would be better for the child to lie at home. She sent me a message that if I went for the child I could get it and that she was going away, I received the child hark on Saturday night and the ...

... Morgans, Pantyfedwen, Llanyc.usiars , firmer, was ordered to send his child to school.—William Herbert, Tynffordd, Llanychaiarn, labourer, was summoned for neglecting to send ,his child to school, and was fined ss. Tranlfir of Licesee. —An application by ...

... to tell her to take great care not to hide the child's face with the cape. She was very fond of the child. Ann Dailies gave corroborative evidence, and added that she observed blood coming from the child's nose. By the Foreman—l was on intimate terms ...

... the refusal of certain hotel keepers to sell refreshments to soldier* The bissiness of the soldier is to kill anybody his officers tell him to kill—even one of his! r•Aurailesi. lie is n hired man sayer. Of course as lon4 as war reinaitus the pastime of ...

... given the defendants leave to kill the rabbits.—lVilliam Davies. the tenant, said that the rabbits were quite a pest. They had utterly destroyed a field of carrot., and he had repeatedly told the gamekeeper to come and kill them, but as he did not come ...