... yesterday. A young woman named Louisa Ostler, residing at 55, Trafalgar-road, and the wife of a chemist's assistant, cut her child's head completely off the body in a tit of religious mania. The police arrested the unhappy woman, and conveyed her to the ...

... James Ostler, a chemist's assistant, said that, haying occasion to go into the kitchen, he found his wife leaning over the child, whose head was cut off. He took her upstairs, and sent for the police and doctor. His wife had suffered from religious delusions ...

... The calculation came to this, that to provide 5s a week for a widow and Is 6d a week for each child up to the age of 14 years of those who were actually killed by accident or drowned at sea, a contribution of is 6d per month while wages were being earned ...

... the scheme, the provisions of which were to enable the society to pay se. per week to widows and ls. 9d. for every child of seamen killed at sea whilst in the elevation of theft duty while on the ship'. articles. Mr. Scgotroft submitted the following ...

... of shot took effect in the eye and face of Tobirt's daughter-in-law, who was nursing a child beside the fire at the time. She had a very narrow escape of being killed. No cause is assigned for this outrage. Two men, one a labourer and the other a farmer's ...

... performances in the circus. They immediately attacked a valuable mare named Shrewsbury, and, after terribly mutilating and killing the animal, proceeded to devour it. While so engaged, one of the keepers entered the stable and released the remaing horses ...

... was raised to determine the rights of an infant, the daughter, by a Barralong marriage, of Mr. Christopher Bethell, who was killed in an encounter with the Boers in the course of the Bechuanaland expedition. Mr. William Bethell, brother of the deceased ...

... and that he believed what he did say was true. The trial of William Taylor, gamekeeper, of Utley who, in November, killed his infant child, in discharging a gun at his wife, and afterwards shot dead Superintendent liirkbill, WAR concluded at the Leeds Assizes ...

... Saturday morning. The damage is estimated at 12,0001. Early on Saturday morning a woman at Sheffield attempted to murder her child, and then committed suicide. She was the wife of William Richards, a man engaged in some steel works. He and his eldest boy ...

... Asylum from Whitechapel. The authorities of the Asylum took proceedings to ascertain who wan liable to take charge of the child, and a rule was granted to have the question argued. In the Divorce Division yesterday Captain F. W. Bowler, of the Royal Artillery ...

... letters were found at the prisoner's lodgings. At the same Court Hannah Smith was acquitted on the charge of abandoning her child, six months old, on the doorstep of a man with whom she was acquainted at Mortlake, as there was no evidence that its life ...

... the public to e nabl e them to raise the number to 100, who could le , serommodated in the existing homes. The cost of emit child annually was 22/., but as the number was raised the individual expense was lessened, because the stall' remained the some. ...