... at 27, Paul-street, Mrs. HALL, relict of Mr. W. HALL, aged 83, t December 1, at 109, Sidwell-street, HAuRY, the be- loved child of Mr. rHOMAS BRADFORD, aged 6 years 3 months November 29, at 2, Mount Radford-square, MARY .JEWEL, wife of Mr. JAMES GILLARD ...

... LUXTON, Esq., Brushford. ,June 7, as St. Mary Church, JOHN JMES CANF, of Kobe, Japan, t9 I8JBBL1.A ELZABETH, only surviving child of the late Admiral ANDREW, (LB. June 7, at St. Peter's, Holeworthy, Mr. JOBE HEARD, of Clawton, to Miss ELIZKETH A. WACELET ...

... where his three children were and deliberately cut the throat of thc child named with a carving knife, dpa h occurring almost inmediately. Prisoner ttem informed his wife that he had killed little -tobby. She raised an alarm, and when the police arrived ...

... imparting a beautiful finish to starched linen, &c., either cold ' or hoilirg water starch. Mr. -, Corniwall, says o - My Mywife %kill *otfinish our linen without your a Starch Gloss. Mrs. ?? Bradford ?? BDear Sir, v I asn pleased to inform you tdat I have ...

... bonse. Oa Friday night when Doyle got home he missed both his wife and his child, and on making a search with the help of some neighbours he found her dead body and that of the child in the pit in question. Mr. E. A. Freeman lecturing recently at Leicester ...

... entering her room found thatt hisdaughter was attempting to kill her child by throwing it out of the win dow.k The deceased must have been suffering from delirive tnedneroc. Mr. Phillips got the child froathgr, and took it downstairs ito his wife; but nfortu ...

... formerly proprietor of the Kiwr'ir Read, Inia, Truro. On Saturday last, Mrs. Widdicombe, wife of Mr. Widdicombe, who was killed, a few weeks since, at Ivybridge, by a coach passing over him.- The shock occasioned by the unfortunate. accident, threw Mrs ...

... 9, at Cullompton, TherneF Chudleigb, aged 82. COLE.-AUg. 10, at 2, Manor-road, St. Thoeme Exeter, Olive (olly), youngest child of Thoma' ips and Emily Cole, age'd i. FROST.-Aug. 5, at Silverton, Alice Mfaud, the wife ure of uharles John Frost, agea 21 ...

... cf the dog, and asked him to have it killed, as he was afraid that if the animal was not destroyed he (the appli- cant) would die of hydrophobia. The owner consented to this, and told him to bring a man who would kill the dog. ?? applicant did so, and gave ...

... evening, Let God arise, Greene. DEATH OF A CHILD FROM SUIoFOCATbos.-An inquest was held at Moore's London Ale House, Mary Arches. street, on Monday last, before H. W. Hooper, Esq., coroner, on the body of a child named Caroline Vaughan, aged three months ...

... Crease, Esq., coroner, bn the. body of a sue' newlyborn female child, found in a corn rick, on the previous and day. it appeared from the evidenceof Mr. Edwards, snrgeon, Tb( that the child was burn alive, and in order to allow time for butl ienquiry, ...

... exasperaied the pisoner;i who tooktiway the child, avowing her intention to do something that would make -. the hearts of the parents ache, es they had made hes She appeared to have wandered about London with the child for *a aconsiderable time, and in the ...