The Sun. — 1828-03-04 (London, England)

MURDER OF AN INFANT AT FULHAM.-Yesterday morning Fulham and its vicinity was thrown into the greatest consternation, in consequence of a fine little boy, apparently about a month old, having been diecovered lying in one of the numerous brooks with which the neighbourhood abounds. The body was found tinder the most suspicious circumstances h parish, who was attracted by curiosity to the spot, seeing a constableaatream oifnt the disordered fir en d(c 'ns enquired Hisi traversingf ssuhsep i iaodn el lost et i anngy aroused,thithing whiwhich sb young e her with respect to her object in being in such a lonely place, replied in the negative. The constable not being satisfied with her answer, determined to sift the matter to the bottom, mciailaergiednfa thent infema asletawteitohf andin,eu dity yh theo shortly tyd he afterestrboryo, edo riks ofc; o vbteehr eeinstantly , which she denied ; he however felt it his duty to take her into custody, and on conveying her to the watch-house she endeavoured to make her escape but was soon overtaken. The alarm being spread in the neighbourhood that as infant had been inhumanly murdered, hundreds of persons soon assembled, the principal part of which were females, and the body being taken out was conveyed to the White Horse public house at Parson's-green, when, on examination, it was discovered that there were several marks of violence on the head and face. On further search by the inhabitants the clothes of the poor child were found in a neighbouring gentleman's garden close to the fence. The female WAI taken to the workhouse, and on being interrogated, gave several incoherent answers as to her place of abode. She was detained . in custody to await the decision of the Coroner's inquest*. which will be held too-morrow.  sank ' - 3 per 3 per 34 Pr Ditto 4 per Ditto sank Irti; Ditt,  A' F gni hlh ich.4l  dts;l‘ iiran  'Orel Tu Crua 111 0,4 Do.  BT4II Met  Beni (btl4 0-OV, Thtt, Oor. &yr (3rat  city tta r¢  Arrit ti I) 0 1 0 1 0 0  -- =  k 1.1  Ai of y 4 anooi  fc range weigh creasi our s' bouts cariou  viler the m  An first, 1 and s llham by his riistrY great  No, Unkm have  Harlin —he  tion o what would it was Tory Admit Grace  to sere  SUCCCS gone ( public Auini We  the c where your .tbis pi ability, therair not (.1 lighter eountr  •ell-14nbwn at disgt ace inn a short n. an hour en  cries of  had been pression of igh exactly  with Mr. of the ofle was not;  ate contra prevarica— o which  x man n•h* them, was le for it.  Alderman ; conceale4  I with prerad,. 'Di"  sugges—  and Mr, to the folattempted ioy wilfully'  with ; the: relol u Pion  that " Jo-. :0 his Ma—  ess should vgate, and it would  I been proad hardlythe Howe  pint; the ordenvel tn,  led. Het x.—For e. 'audible in Thornton. ers to pay licit stated was pro— had gireur were madr  ive3 none.. Vying tiltthat eke— money /ow tirpose.  terrogated !tford, and lections in ;nineas for 20. Mr. the consi-818, Mr. the corn-. vote. AA  he witnem,  !ction, beFreemen to, 13olgham, Id give his is expresntion mohand, and iost of the for their that any rice was a. qtly menhe sum of his broa similar ndwriting  :sisa freetberongh. hie jourwonld be ras underh the lot rpressions eeived 4c i the last,. lderstood. 5.. Being  nber," ti; wonld  Ts of the Quarter.  le Lonthe poor y express  r of poor Prior to had been ier of the Hospital. lieal Deof Rector h the peand Stueservedly [ Hama, situation.  DUFF, )pearance dull Trad evinced also were  e prepieces. ectre," a possums sual with the ori iirit. It Lppeared. 011 owed ; scenery ants, in 13 season, great act, ROWI Logic; and Sne.