... Richard Williams for being on lands in the occupation of Mr. Thomas Edy, of the Frith, for the purpose of searching for and killing game, on the Slat ult.—The defendanto Cale and Davin did not appear, and Sergt. Scoatee proved the personal service of summons ...

... worthy of inaction. The 'market Rag 1 ever killed at Knowsley weighed 30st. 4lb ,or 424th clean—i e., after gralloching. (The gralloch woad probably weigh at more.) He was an pulps; deer, and very fat. 1 killed one, a year or two after, of 4121 b. ; but ...

... And the third child! Oh; always the same operation. The story is too dreadful She received 100 f., 200 f., ZOOf., and undertook to send the children to an institution. She simply killed them, and when one man asked her for Me child or his money, the ...

... Nailbridge, was summoned by Sarah Mabbert to chow cause why he should not contribute towards the support of her illegitimate child, of which she alleged he was the father. Baldwin had absconded since March, le63.—The Bench made an order for 2e. per week ...

... Scotlan 1, by mectioning the killing of hares by tenants without license on loads in their own occupation, when the exclusive right is not specially reserved to the proprietor in the lease. A tenant may also appoint one person to kill bares or rabbits, subject ...

... Court of Bankruptcy, bat it woe of no ass, and they said, Lock him up g and mad his child to the workhouse. They did lock him sap for as hoar soda quarter, wed hid child wee left crying the whole of the tim e . Mr. Al Lerman Alien said it was a dismal** ...

... steamer durfwg the recent rough weather, a child fell overboard. In an Instant General Reubel, a French officer, aged sixty, who was smoking on deck, with a regimental peatboat on, leaped into the sea, caught the child, and held it up by one arm while he buffeted ...

... late Right lion. Jame. Wilms, of the Iteorioniat, acquire • well dressed and eve distinguished sir with wombed rapidity. Mr. Child= is • splundid sad weltdreend man. And others might be named equally distinguished. Bat the new VireePresident of the Connell ...

... Wells, suteequeatly be eau resumed for thugs air to Worspleadom The deceased had a suicidal tendencies, and depended like • child ea his keeper to keep him from invisible enemies. A few evenings since, however, during the temporary thermal his keeper for ...

... loaves. Prom want of food her youngest child fell ill, snit on Tuesday she got a medical order marked . Wir.h O. Finlay the doctor earn, and that lag her child died. The jury found a verdict That the dwassasti child died from mesenteric disease, acoakrated ...

... exhib:tell • can of arrest of development In child five years of ago, who had only luttlintaal condition of on of nine months . She weighed 22 lbs., and measured 2 ft. S in. There was no deformity. bat the child preserved its infantile ,heracter. Dr. Down ...

... place five lat,ly deed. In the last cue the child was two years old, and Mae months ago the tipsy luso* of the house fell upon the unhappy infant and broke Ito thigh. Medical testimony however, proved that the child's death was the result of natural causes ...