... the Manchester Arises, on Monday week, for the manslaughter of her child, was sentenced yesterday week to fifteen months' imprisonment. 'ilia was the case in which the body of the child was Packed in a box, and sent to Preston, from whence it went to Easton ...

... made himself disagreeable ; there was a yell of Throw him °ter, followed by the exquisitely droll rider, Don't waste him; kill a tiddler wid Lim. On one occasion an Irishman's house caught fire, and his wife, running for the nearest available water ...

... ' Act, and fined £5, which will bo divided, sescediag to a class' in the Act, amongst widows sad families of the colliers killed at Mint seeidoat. The ammo consisted of proper bore holes when the workings age a when water was supposed to he collected ...

... which the 6,00 e eprrrows killed by a member of a sparrow club in Ease, and for which he hail actually received a prise of lne., would have eaten. The amount was 6,307,000,0 0. While the elodhoppera, of Sussex are killing sparrows by the thousand, the ...

... the out either killed and many wounded. What will pmed think of this determination of government, local , to resist its wishes' Dome I Dope some toetabet this subject, and at length suceeeded, with the arstitaille more for a list of killed and wounded in ...

... Icflrmary next Monday evening. A son of Mr John Parsons Smith, of Shrewsbury, was thrown frum his poney the other day, and killed. The Moss Valley and Ruabon Railway Rills were both thrown out by a Commons' committee en Friday; pad the Great Western Extension ...

... number of the plates were driven cat of the side, and oue of them, falling in a field • hon. Jmde distant, struck and killed • child. Conti • jgß~damage was done to property within a radius of dam hundred yards. Singular to state, the Vsad stoker escaped ...

... ear. hind and eaceeod e d In iffearr a g th , , i 7'. id superintendent ;Mr Stevene, divieional traffic mana- , four, with a child, were in the ' dead I' -0060 ' and she from itiotion&tilB Scots and Crosses; and from I r yl an d, eij family ties, yet, even ...

... 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 ...

... daughter, a woman of twentyfour, with a child, were in the' dead house' and she wanted to see them. P.S. Gough asked her for a description of their dress. which were found not to correspond with that of the woman and child in any particular. Mr Chandler—He ...

... readers. The deceased had that the objection bad been made to the amount and been a Unitarian. but he was baptised when a child, I not to the order, which was therefore a legal tender. and was a parishioner. The friends threatened to I The jury accordingly ...

... skittle ground, and were told that she had not. They then asked to be shown into the garden, observing that they wanted to kill an hour or two. The servant showed them into it and then left them. Shortly afterward. she went upstairs and immediately ran ...