... situation as a person who' is tion of affairs, would be best consulted by coming to an un- mixed with them. The Emperor seeing • child in a sledge, which lbe had paid.-Dr. Twits said he would aot prom for ,___ pa r a tintiff stated that hi s c le w was f or ...

... week, to go and see the deceased child. The first mange I received was on Wednesday morning last, through Mrs. Stevens, who brought two bottles for medicine, one for her husband and one for the deceased. She said the child was suffering from pain in the ...

... write to ad.: yon to send my ring. I have been too 111 to read much. I am very sorry to bear of my godson's death (plaintiffs child), and concluded, yours frnternally. Among the other letters woe one dated 27th February, IWO, requesting the plaintiff to ...

... Consul be officially accused of horse whipping Japanese officials, and of attempting, to all intents and purposes, to rape a child—and a silence, as of the grave, descends over the whole question. DEATH OF THE COUNT AND COUNTESS DE MONTEMOLIN.—A private ...

... at present to going back to her neither. UN Worship told the mother that be could not rs•llore her child was uuder any restraint. If she thought her child eras ler Ie• stralnt her remedy would be to apply to a superior eourt and bare her produced under ...

... Rifle Corps, in uniform. The evening wound up with a charming ball. Seitiovs CHARGE 01 Stiocrron.—A youth named Nathaniel Child, aged 16 years, son of one of the pilots conneebst with Shoreham Harbour, was brought up before Scott Stunehewer, Esq., at ...

... of this action came to the ears of King Frederic 111. he ordered the burgher Into his pram* and asked him, Why did you not kill the rascal Sire, replied the man, I could never clay a wounded enemy. Thou meriteat to be a noble, said the King, and ...

... itnger's gra.p, and threw himself foredo, .telling be demanded ag.und two us thaw prea vticm. of the huddle.. lie was of *avec killed on the spot, his Itgs and aria. Lolly broken in severalplaya, hie brta.a In. hl. )sow We& elm broken with mach tutor that ...

... The magistrate considered the case proved, and sentenced her to 14 dais' hard labour, and cautioned her to take charge the child in future, or she would be more severely dealt with. ['EN FIE L. LITE—m.IIT AND USEFUL KNOWIAD D INSTITUTION- On Tuesda ...

... morning. the 25th ult., a child of a labottring man named Payne, living at Pouridsbridge, in this parish, was burnt to death. The par' ticulars which we have been able to gather respecting the sad occurrence are the following :—The child, a boy i aged I three ...

... rtunate young person, after being conveyed to the hospital and in the midst of her suffering, prematurely gave birth to a child. Two Psonseons ro owe Certin.—Our sagacious rulers, knowing how great a want there is in Bombay of a knowledge of political ...

... Pickard's farm, on Mr.Molyneux's estate. be meet took place at 11 o'clock and by the first hour six heti were coursed and four killed, afterwards the finds were not very numerous, alth oughthere were some very pod runs. /to inasr.—On Tuesday afternoon, a ...