... countysli' ON, THIRTY KIN KILLED AND TWENTT•TIen WOUNDED. Wednesday a dnedful colliery expiates 1 Upper esel pit, Martha Tydvil, t r. :o psill list their line sod ft were esnately Pit, No. 2, ie SOO pied* deep. here is the !.foot seem, ad this , * Mal ...

... the child in a most ferocious manner. He kit the child on the leg, sad had made • wound to the shin bona Dr. Peate had attended the child daily since, and be had said the wound was • very dangerous one. She bad great difficulty in getting the child away ...

... to a five-months-old child were fish, potatoes, and potato peel. The Coroner: Yon 'know it is improper of you to give a young child solid food? The Mother: Yes; I didn't think it would hurt her. The Coroner : It has killed the child, you know. Potatoes ...

... wen, lodged with Mrs. Barrington, and he was a praesatalion revolver whoa the child clam knee to be toddled. Ohs greeted the mole% to Packer's boner it went adf. The child was weaseled in the head, and fell dead. Peeks, showed geese distress in reeitira ...

... was quite well at the time. I suppose the child to have been six months old; he died on the morning of the 15th instant. I cannot say of what the child died; he was properly attended to. I received the child myself on his admission ; he was suffering ...

... the daughter of Mr. Henry Stott, of Cloth Hall Mills, Dewsbury, was oromang the Northgate with a child abs was etre& by a motor-oar and killed. The child escaped. OLDEST PENSIONER DEAD. The shook of joy on reoeiving his Ann pension payment is said to ...

... omnibus and killed while skipping, the child's father said that when hr saw the body lying in the road be suspected. from the clothes, that deceased was his &ugh. ter. but was too nervous to make inquiries until be reached home. The child's death was ...

... by Special .kypointinent to H.R.H. th e Prince of Wales. KEATING'S POWDER. Kills Bugs, Moths, Beetles KEATING'S POWDER. Kills Mew. Buss. Moths, Beetle, KEAI LNG* S POWDER. Kills Iles 4 . Bugs, Moths, Beethos, KEATING'S POWDER. KM 4 as, Bugs. Moths, Beetles ...

... The remains of the killed scattered shoat in all direction•. ESTIAOSDINAIT Hoax ix STAreOSDAHVIE. A, paragraph that has recently gone the round of the papers, and which appeared orignallv it a Staffordshire paper, Meting that a child, well-dressed, and ...

... told a neighbour that she had hit the child, and asked the neighbour= upenthe and WO if she was hurt. As her and woo were covered with blood, the neighbour seat for the police, and It was then discovered that the child's head had been battered with • coal ...

... Well■ Fri Moods) s poor rate one shilling in the NARESFIELD A CHILD CgthISID TO DIATIL—On Fullmer, Esq., Cormier for the Easters Do County, bold an emist at Twyford Farm, Mu the body of a child aimed Frederick Job Be following evidence was takes:—Mr John ...

... broke ont, and in a few minute, the train was ablaze. Nine persons were killed—so much is known—though the charred remains ere unrecognisable, and it is hoped that the majority were killed outr'ght, though it is known that some, unhappily, were not so fortunate ...