... house, by some means got loose and attacked the child. The screams of the peor little thing did not attract aly notice, and on the mother going home she fou u the feriot in the- cradle gnawing at the child's fave. The infant died soon afterwards, The, inquest ...

... A cIILD KILLED BY A CAT. [rRODl THE BON SENS.] The Convent de Ste. Claire, at Dombes-Ics-eaux, has lately been the theatre of a catastrophe which has plunged a highly respectable family into the deepest. grief by the loss of a beloved child, and created ...

... and a little child running before it. The child was running for a balldoor, screaming for its mother. She saw the cow stoop for the child. and then she saw the child fall bleeding from the head. She saw the cow making- a dart for the child. ...

... A CHILD KILLED BY A DOG. On Saturday Mr. Humphreys held an inquiry at the Leigh Hey, Hanbury street. Mile End, London, relative to the death of James Turner, aged 15 months. The mother of the deceased keeps a stall in Petticoat lane, and lived at 24, ...

... A CHILD KILLED BY WASPS. A Bordeaux paper records the death of a child of six years as the result of an attack by wasps. He was playing w.th a stick, and noticed a wisp enter a hole in the wall near him H« b^ m rn push the stick into the hole and im™ ...

... A CHILD KILLED BY ITS FATHER. Au inquest was held at the Middlesex Hospital on Friday afternoon, on the body of Ann Hat- cnard, aged seven years, the daughter of Georga Hatchard, plumber, Crown-street, Soho. It ap- Pee« that deceased was playing with ...

... place of one of the boilers in the extensive premises of the York-street Flax- spinning Company, Belfast, when two boys were killed on the spot, and five others seriously injured. A convention, in which the different persons interested have taken part, has ...

... A CHILD KILLED BY ITS FATHER. A good deal of excitement has been caused at Highoridge, Somerset, by the apprehension of Captain William Crcmer (master of the Neath Trader, and whose wife keeps a small grocery shop in the town), on a charge of killing his ...

... A CHILD KILLED BY A BEAR. t A shoc eking tragedy occurred at Portsmnouth on e f Friday evening. The 38th Regiment quartered in that . garrison, possess two bears, one of which was kept in a yard adjoining a public-house (the Rose and Crown, in St ;Ni ...

... that the death of her child was the result of pure accident. She had got between Mr and Mrs Harris. the baby hanging on her sshoulders, when Harris in his anger threw the kitchen poker, which unfortunately struck the child, killing it on the spot. As may ...

... and whosoever liveth and believeth in me shall never die. What grand words of comfort to read over the grave of this dear child what consoling words to those poor j dying creatures who stood around This has been a sad letter my dear children, but many ...

... A CHILD KILLED BY A BEAR. A shocking tragedy occurred at Portsmouth on Friday I evening week, The 38th l/egiment, quartered in that garri- son, possess two bears, one of which was kept ih a yard ad- joining a public-bouse (the Rose and Crown, in St. Nicolas- ...