... the 3the ground. 'He sustained. such serious injuries to his no of head that hie is not expected' qo recover.'-- iour. CHILD KILLED IN'DUNDEE.John Robert- The eOD, treynsoagflfrmaticase window in thtCourStet epigo;nd n Friday night, coda alighd on W ...

... Calsdoi iao C) eanlld North British. 3 0 CHILD KILLED-0l1 Welleaday, a1 girl shout tswe yeses T r of aeg, named Sarah hieag, daughter of Willi!Lio Bege, Slater, hole 8JRodfger's Walkc, Joiin Strceet, sas killed by heieg rrun over T bya-Icosi lorry, the ...

... was standing, .t the time the child was killed, within two vards of the piece: heard a scream from the child's sister, anit lookieg round saw the wheel of the cart about three or four inchies past the child's head. The child was at the edge ...

... aged four, saw his father, and ran to Cr meet him. The father, however, not seeing the ofI child, started the engine, which ran over the child Its land killed him. Sw A MYRSTELOtSI AFFAIR.-The Board of Trade, he at the request of the Bo-isemouth Town ...

... father and two children weril knoe1ked down in by a coal train, one child being killed, The father fi' sustained a fracitured collar bone .end fiactured leg. fe Both father And child were removed to Barnsley Beel-t Hospital. of Tm FOiRTm Biticnuu.-The ...

... circumstances, I must, in assessing tthe damages, look to the original character of the accident. The wonder is that the child was not killed, and I am of opinion that substantial damages must be awarded. I'ursuer's agent-Mr R. B. Nicoll, solicitor (foi Mr ...

... the. , child and perambulator were- left for a, minute oi'so un- attended on the, line, and, the 10-55 n~m. express from, Manchester to Leids% which came up, ran into then,, The iperambulator was smashed aud the child inatan- tausously killed. The o'Cheatham ...

... father and all relatives. It was oustomary to kill such children. She told the accused that she would leave the child with them, and they must return it the next day. They said it would be killed. The child was given. some medicine, but it did not have ...

... very: imnperfect, 'i; 'uhen be held such dealings-*ith the mother ofthis child: P Thc indictmnent, t'o which the'pri,so'nir-ha-d-pled guilty, bore .. that th'c child bad'been 'killed big beinlg put -into the-river. 3f and dirowned-hat1aetbehi- 'doneu d ...

... abete fell with Child, and persisted in concealing her condition from the people in the hotel, but ltterly had to give up her place through bodily weakness She took loedvn~s in 1 Adelpi T and. while there, gave birth to the child. The child was born before ...

... assistance at the birth of her child, and the child afterwards to be found dead or amissiDg, was a veryserious crime in the eyes of the law, and these facts alone inferred crimninal indifference to the fate of the child. This indictment implicated her ...

... of hits t child it trititelti red that on saturday the cli id's - gitritess, Eeoc Ilesseil, locked hue ehild in a dark it rootii as pmiishincnt for some cli ildish offence, Nra ?il entsgii, it wan alleged, canto in conic time ant tial the child's lalijud ...