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... fARYCHARGEOIe•BAHDONING A CHILD. A MOTHER'S LAST WISH. A young girl sassed Jame Knight, aged 19, _wee charged at Rowetreet (Loaden)Police court, on Nos. day, with abandoning her child under extraerdimuy circumstances. -Pclice.conauible Nicholson depoeed ...
... custody. SAD NEGLIICT OF A CHILD AT LEEDS. At the Leeds Town Hall on Tuesday, before Moors. Hint and Walker, Mary Tate (37), a married woman living he Saville-green, York-road, was charged on a warrant with having neglected her child.—Poliesofficer Lovelace ...
... TREATMENT OF A CHILD AT HULL. On Tuesday James Ward, furniture dealer, Headeroad, reported to the police that that morning be went to the house 10, Prince of Wales'•terrace, forth•place, on business. He saw the woman Wit* occupied the house with a child about ...
... HORRIBLE CABIIR 0/ CHILD MURDER. As Sawset was MN at SeUinge, Hytbe. on Monday.. the body of a child found tied op to brow. paper no the sou., Eastern Railway between eainhasper and Hythe. The inedical retain. was that the child w. alive when tied op ...
... DEATH OP A CHILD AT BWAD• LINCOTE Mr. tiodftey Moseley, coroner, leld an inquiry at the Coalcnincri Ann. Swadhocete. Monday. touching the duth of the illegitimate child or Emily Smith. single moan. residing with her father at Nutlanatirerm. —Mionta living ...
... CHAUFFEUR AND HIS DEAD CHILD. FATAL DUTY. ON AN UNKNOWN ROAD. A chauffeur employed by Viscount Downe gave evidence at the inquest, at Kettering. Saturday. with reference to the death of his child, Delia Frost, who was killed as the result of a motoring ...
... and seethe child, as it was much worse. I saw the child, and it warn then sinking. I again asked Mrs. Shelton why she had not gone to the Union. She said she was willing to go, but It was her husband's fault that she did not. I gave the child a stimulating ...
... itTaband, and . latterly thti — wennan had been usidg the child for begging purposes in the West-end. Her story was usually that she was the child's grandmother, that the father was a soldier who was killed in South Africa, and that the mother died of a broken ...
... four months from the Ion!, of the child he eatisfke two jugices. or • staprodoay to metropolitan police magistrate, le petty that he conerantiouaiy whew that vaociaation would to prejudicial to the health of the child, and within seven days thereafter ...
... KILLED ON THE RAILWAY. SHOCKING DISCOVERY AT HUMBERSTONE. AN OPEN VERDICT. At the Town hall on frulay the Borough eoroner tall . . E. G. B. Fowler, he . al as inquest the lately of Arthur Witioun taaatons, a young wan, aged 2S who owl rot:tour at O. Y ...
... ana•d In • dmw sus much fasour or Mr Child's Erman. The borne from et .awed dlssetishetlon on the ground that bed Me Creston not rutted time in coming to the whistle. the result mould bare been an saes in for Mr Child's Mr. i. to be conintulated on lbw ...
... LITTLE GIRL KILLED. MOTOR ACCIDENT NEAR UPPINGHAM. A distressing accident occurred,„in the village of Glastort, near Uppingham, on Friday afternoon, whereby the only daughter of Mr. George Dams, farmer, was knocked down by a motor car and sustained such ...