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both of whom, it
The surgeon de-

of the In

ed again of

stance. The bones of
Mrs. Peach, who
AID SOCIETY. —At the monthly Cle osed tha A the deceased child,
abit of going out, and
e, held on Thursday, the sth Jan., leavingp the cnild at home, vn one of which occasions she
Jim grant of X5O to meet. £3.0 fora curate, was voted, with went and saw the child lying in bed on its face, and being in
the expectation that nearly the whole sum paid by the society a dirty state. Witness knew of the child having a broken
would be returned by local contributions ; and one grant of lea, and bad called the attention of the mother thereto ; but
£lOO was increased to £l2O, in order that the services of sbe seemed to know nothing about it, and replied "If it was
an experienced curate might be secured for a very Populous so, it must have been done by her husband throwing it out
and important district. The committee also renewed twenty- of bed !" She also said afterwards that it arose from weak-
-,n grants for clergymen, and one fora lay-assistant amount- 'less. The child was then taken to Mr. Johnson, a surgeon,
-- eto £1,620, to meet £355 Per annum, provided by the but he could do nothing with it, as the leg had then knitted
n 4
bents. The society's grants are now in aid of 241 together. This witness referred to numerous acts of un-
having under their direct ministerial charge kindness which the poor child had at various times expe-
nlecuumnibents,
population of 1,812,522, or each, on an average, rienced from its parents, and two other neighbours deposed
1 aggregate
while the average amount of their to the same effect. The jury returned their verdict as fol
e core of 7,500 souls,
1
'owes is only £l6l, and I.p of these incumbents are lows :—" T' •

also bent from-the ricketts

CHURCH PASTORAL

distance from the parent
they had been in the t

_ hat the deceasec died by the visitation of God,
the grants are to provide but that her death was hastened by the ill treatment of her
a and 31 lay-assistants, at a charge parents, who, in our opinion, are insane, and unfit to have
e appointments shall be made to the care of their children."
J.,zU 895 per annum. At the present
1
EXTRAORDINARY DEPRAVITY. Never, perhaps, was
a scene of human wickedness more strongly portrayed
clergymeilanlso lay-assistants are supported at ,
tnere
;.4,_ at a charge of £17,910 per • ~ • '• '

ti vend

--
to the society, when all th

the soc

[eh occurred

TAIN AT THE CHAIN PIER BRIGHTON.—
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The war]

sions last week :—A woman, named Elizabeth Powers, toge-
• • er daughter Emma, was tried for stealing a coun-
'' shop-door of Mr. Laing, draper, of High-
! both been previously convicted. When
called'upon for her defence, the girl stated that she had been
' • • '• r childhood, that her father
le was compelled to rob to

.her with

in boring for t

have terpaue from t
tno signs of fresh I 0f....at rm.—

fa depth of more

,eared; blit t

We believe this to be th
;t of the sort ; but Malt€
Aurally from the bottom of tt

brun stat

"" brought up to thievir
often was too idle to work
great support the family.

artificial

and in so

the surroundings

Deputy Re

tence, commented on the enormity of th

alf of Spezz

I sent&

,er, in passing sen-
nother's guilt, and

it jet of this 1 trans
Dn the south

er to seven years'

.11 on her k

east of the Jar-

re pronounced

11 unconcernedly as