... also left the 5)i1m of 50001. to his infant daughter, the interest of which was to be added to AMr. Coila's income eutil die child should he of age.-. !ss tlhe. year l'S11, 1rs. Coila laid' out 15001. on new tu4iSl4in!K her 'house, antl having occasion to ...

... indictmenalt, con- 'tainin;three counts, charging trim witlt; ii tihe friit il- stance, cutting antd stabbing, vith intent to' kill; il tie se' colid, with intent to disabe; ?? in the third, -with Cottingg - arid 'hbbirrg with a khitl, on tic 14th of Julne ...

... and the child was just dying. She clapp-ed her hands and cryed, I MYv baby,'. but 'lid not -bear her say any thing: more, and does not reiniefnibr whe- thier any thing as said to her, but thinks she was accused {3y or e person of havihi ?? child.. ;Sh1 ...

... fori near a mionth, because I said I would threap (blab. ) I Lad beeii entangled with the pris- , oner ever sitice [ was a child. Mr. ?? Wood-Tied to a tree for a month! some one untist ephlain this. I don't understand it. - Mr. Ad(ison-There is some truth ...

... part er of thle town, called Timber-street, where, arm-.-d with blud.- seu lI, ¶ goons. they spared ncither man, womain, nor child! buL tic vt f'uriittsly attacked all who came in their way. The cry of Mu4 Murder called inally from their leds,,, w ho, on ...

... not'to -to tell any 'one what lie had seen. 'Witness is the second el- net dest child oftdeceased. There were four children'; the el- he dest is rather an idiot. The child next to witness ws about If 7four years; anot her was 'still younger.' lii'about ...

... great violence. 'Ihe plaintiff's thigh was broke, and he received several severe contusions about the head-a child, an outside passenger, was killed, and two inside passengers severely bruised. The plaintiff was taken up and remov. ed to a neighbouringpu ...

... lighted p -candle in his nitnd, apparently a yoaing flellow;.hbe:had~on a w whitish outside-ceoat; his master mu.Cst have been killed after -Il he ( Kelly) was -knocked down;-lie heard a scuffiling up stairs A for a quarter cof an hour afterwards; he heard ...

... ttime that the prisoner pretend- ed to he a Doctor. William Rowan eaes in MA'Gown's house on the night when Sally AM'Vicar was killed; he was in the samne room- with the deceased and the pannel, whom he heard saying, Sally, my dear, are you not my wife ? ...

... 'lr Toursday.' To this he made no answer. Deceased tillto said. yost have poisoned tne anti killed mv chiiid; butt kiilitg Ime is nothing to killing rny child. I freely for--ive viu Bob, and I hope God Almsgilb_ ty a-ill forcive me imy situ, and I expeetthat ...

... so far, as having been delivered of a living child, in a plantation on the pro- perty of Sir Charles WVilliam Augustus Ross, in the parish of Lanark, she inflicted injuries on the head and neck of the child, whereby death immediately ensued. Panel pleaded ...

... before them. The intention to kill the child was not imputed to the prisoner, else tbe indictment would have lieens for murder. but tlse amount of moral guilt be conceived not to be sucud less, as the death of the child was the etfect of a continuation ...