... eerip.itiblimi committed • great crime against tain day, and state that you a would o eecomme al 'Bet post rem the risk of killing the witness : I did. Ng be replied, • Polish And is that letter you said we were to meet awl part soil ash astray. It must ...

... Union, stated that be had seen the washhouse. It would be injurious to the health of any child to sleep in the wash. house night after night. Since be first saw the child its appearance bad altered materially. He was improved both in face and abdomen. Mr. ...

... and escaping, ran into the village, when It attacked indiscriminately dogs, pig•, and fowls. It was finally killed by a butcher. On the child's return borne a doctor was called in and applied the usual cautery to the wound, and all danger was believed ...

... which catastrophe the whole of the family of the director perished, only the father and one child succeed* in making their escape. The number of people killed would, undoubtedly, have bees much smaller bat for the early hour (half-past four la the morning) ...

... one son, • youth sow aged about seven years. At the time of the occurrence of the murder, the prisoner, with his wife and child, lived In a cottage at Woolvertoa, avillage between Bath and Frome, and about four miles from the latter place, and adjoining ...

... re. KILLING PIGEONS. William Hodges pleaded guilty to a charge of killing pigeons belonging to Robert Baldwin, of Kempley. Hodges mid he was at work in his master's (Mr. Brook's) field, and the pigeons cause for his peas. He had been told to kill all ...

... wits ebe did kill lived la a house with a Ms. Webster, • to Sky bad not lived together ea are art wlk Say Ured the mem house for these years need is pet Misr, and be behaved in am *weeper meamer. get mother to knee lime set bade bow the child came there ...

... the pavioars were relaying the pathway. The prisoner plunged her child in the middle of the masa, to another it and herself at the same tints. mho& towards the spot and pulled the child She also pulled the Filmier out, and took both to the station house ...

... seine child into a running stream of water from a bridge which opanued it, and while rescuing the child, upon being spoken to, die plunged it several times into the water--Peter Nelrueo deposed that on the 18th instant, he saw her go to the child, take ...

... seam rather seriously, the owner did not think It now eery to have the dog destroyed or tg tie it up. Oa Tuesday Mr. Blunta child, a girl ten years old, wee playing with a number of other children, when the dog, without being provoked, flew at and bit her ...

... her illegitimate child, of which she alleged him to be the father.—Mr. Williams for cow. plainant.—Complainaut, • pretty-looking young woman, deposed that she lived at Plump Hill, and was a single woman ; she became the mother of a child ou the 27th July ...

... not go for a doctor because he thought deceased wss asleep ; the blows which trials struck deceased hi the I - were enough to kill any man ; from the blows Trish had struck him, witness feared something was wrong, but did not think deceased was dead or dying ...