... CHILD KILLED BY SHOT-GUN. At the village of liniveton, near Ashbourne) Derbyshire, on Saturday a number of children at play came scrods a fully loaded sporting gun. The weapon was accidentally discharged by one of them, and Gertrude Comm, aged twelve ...

... ANOTHER CHILD KILLED. ♦ little boy, aged four and a-half, was killed by a motor-car in the village of Camelon on Saturday. The car had passed the main street, and was turning the corner to Stirling. It struck the boy on the temple and killed him instantly ...

... MOTHER AND CHILD KILLED. An accident occurred on the railway between Cowrie and St. Fillans on Saturday afternoon, resulting in the death of a mother and her chill. Yrs. Allen Smith, wife of an oven. er, who resides In a cottage near a siding, had crose ...

... CHILD KILLED BY MOTOR-CAR. A motor-car fatality occurred at Kingeton-on- Thames on Surwlav night. A car belonging to a well-known Moleicy gentleman, and driven by .George Williams, a chauffeur, was travelling along London-road when a little girl, named ...

... /AMER AND CHILD KILLED On the 'south side of Parliament Rid Fields. Ilanipstead, is a little square chalet. which is used by the County Council police. It in a tiny building, with an overhanging roof, and when the rain began to fall heavily many persons ...

... cross, and sung hymns there. It was decided to inform the chaplain of the board's disapproval of what had taken place. CHILD KILLED BY A BROTHER: At Worcester Anises Joseph Richards, aged sixteen, was charged with the manslaughter of brother Ernie, aged ...

... THE LAKES HERALD. JULY 25, 1913. CHILD KILLED WV 11010IKAL Suddenly runni.g.o;t,frora %shied a van Kathleen Pearson'Thdtrnlng, (*little girl of fffre, the daughter of a of Grimstmesroad..Pulham. wag ; bX,a motereltet belonging to Sir Art h ur Taring ...

... London on Mr. Isaac Parker .tuder‘un Renwick. eixty-eight, who was found 'hot in his chamber,. in the Temple on Thurwlsy. CHILD KILLED BY REAPING MACHINE.. An eleven•year-old buy named Charles ilsrry fell beneath a selrhinding reaping machine at Fernhund ...

... and the young man's body were consumed. CHILD KILLED BY BRANDY.. Dr. Ambrose held an hurley, at Leyton, with reference to the death of Ilubert C. Free, tour, eon of a porter.--The mother deposed that the. child developed measles on the previous Sunday ...

... terms of impri,onment. Attempts made by Fon..• private soldiers to place the state of affairs before their superiors parred CHILD KILLED BY MOTOR-CAR. Ileoplutm. a village situated on the high-road Gravesend and Wrotimm, Kent, was on •itird:.t• afternoon the ...

... with the tramcar, said that' while plaintiff was not entitled to recover anything in respect to the loss of her child, yet to see her child killed in that way had given her a very serious shock, with verr bad consequences afterwards. The other woman, Mrs ...

... dynamite was placed in the oven. One end of the house was blown out and Mrs. Smith ■nd one child were killed. Smith himself, William Morgan. a lodger. and a child were badly injured. ...