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... out. He hoped to see that accomplished, and be hoped to see the building stand the unencumbered freehold of the members. CHILD KILLED FALLING OFF A TARLIL—On Monday afternoon, Mr. Black held an inquest at the Lion Tavern, St. .James's Street, on the body ...
... with her husband in the Mars of Trafalgar, sad &misted in the lasi °Oliva toCaptain Dud, who was killed early in the action. ler husband himself was killed later in the day, leaving her with four sons. 1408 She married Henry Reran, a soldicr in the 42nd ...
... enquired where the child was, and , raid In the box. I opened a box at the foot of the and in it I found the child wrapped in a piece of fines cloth. It was very cold, and I should think that It hail beim more than an hour. I Mani that the child ['math.) with ...
... BURGESS KILL Ts' Goon TBIIPLAM.—The for toortio• of • Good Tmpbr lodge at Borne= HMI moo tow months the Wet'tattoo took plat* on Thandy maim V Chapel. The in( to — thnisriono omens:—Bro. J. D. Child, L.D. mad P.W.C.T.; Bra Pymius,W.C.T. ; Sister Child, W.V ...
... CHILDS TRAGIC FATE. A sad story was told at the inquest at Allston on Saturday on Arthur Edward P•Lne, aged five, who wei killed by a London express train. Tho child climbed 09/ to the parapet of • bridge to watch the, passing trains, and losing his balance ...
... door of a compartment of the express ay open and • child fail out. Immediately afterwards a lady leapt from the carriage. . . Oa going to the spa the platelayer beheld a terrible spectacle. The little child, a boy about eighteen months old. warn headless ...
... THE CORN KILLED HIM. The other day an ostrich died at the Bronx Zo o New York. Be was sent to Dr. E. Reynolds, of Brooklyn, to find oat it his death had been due to luog trouble. Snyder, the keeper, thought that he showed signs of dyspepsia, while Director ...
... KILLED BEFORE MOTHERS EYES. A little girl was killed before her mother's eyes at Poole Station. Mrs. Burden, wife of a foreman platelayer, was waiting with her daughter Florence, aged seven, when the child, while playing on the platform, slipped and fell ...
... SUDDEN DEATH OF A CHILD. An inquisition was held at the Town Hall, ou Monday before R. Grown, Esq., coroner. and a fury, over whom unrge WeHerd presided, to inquire into the &roomsancee co ne,.-i c ed with the death of a child named George William atnalbath ...
... KEATING'S POWDER. Kill. new Bugs, Moth. KEATING'S POWDER: — Kills Pleas, Bugs. Moth,. Beetle+ , - - KEAIING'S POWDER. Kills Fleas, Buts, Moths, Beetles. KEATING'S POWDER. mune., ha ,t.. Moth., Beetles KEATING'S POWDER. Kills Flee., Bugs, Moths, Btetles ...
... A TROUBLESOME CHILD. Emily Foster, 32, married, has been charged as the Surrey Sessions with having committed an Mfravatel i ww wi t i ulLur e on bel; e ni d e7s 4 Florence F heard oster. The Lambeth police-court, :he evidence was given as to the defendant ...
... KILLED BY A SCRATCH I THE VALUE OF A HANDY BOX OF A thre.. -year old child at Stepney, After b. ing scratched by a Cat, died fr.m blood poisoning. The Coroner at the incinest remarked '' This is another instance of a simple injury terminating fatally ...