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Old Bailey, juicio t17780218-15 (1778-02-18) - Breaking Peace > Wounding , Theft > Game law offence 223, 224. THOMAS TICKNER and THOMAS ADAMS were indicted, for that they on purpose of their malice aforethought, and by lying in wait, unlawfully, and feloniously, did make an assault on William Jacobb ; and that the said Thomas Tickner with a bill-hook made of iron and wood, on purpose, of his malice, unlawfully and feloniously did slit the nose of the said William Jacobb , with intention in so doing to maim and disfigure the said William Jacobb in the manner beforementioned; and that the said Thomas Adams knowing of, and being privy to, the felony aforesaid, unlawfully and feloniously, and, on purpose, of his malice, &c. was present, aiding and abetting, the said Thomas Tickner to commit the said felony . 2d Count. The same as the first, only charging the assault to have been made with a weapon and instrument, to the Jurors, as yet unknown. WILLIAM JACOBB sworn. I am servant to Mr. Cole at Twickenham ; I know both the prisoners; they live in the way to Whitham, at about a quarter of a mile from my master's house; I went, on the 16th of January , at about twelve o'clock at night, to a turnep-field of my master's, to see if any body was pulling the turneps up, as a great many turneps had been stole before; when I got to the turnep-field, I saw Tickner pulling up the turneps. Did you know Tickner's person? [...] Did you hear in the morning of Jacobb's having been hurt the night…
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Old Bailey, juicio t17780218-15 (1778-02-18) - Breaking Peace > Wounding , Theft > Game law offence 223, 224. THOMAS TICKNER and THOMAS ADAMS were indicted, for that they on purpose of their malice aforethought, and by lying in wait, unlawfully, and feloniously, did make an assault on William Jacobb ; and that the said Thomas Tickner with a bill-hook made of iron and wood, on purpose, of his malice, unlawfully and feloniously did slit the nose of the said William Jacobb , with intention in so doing to maim and disfigure the said William Jacobb in the manner beforementioned; and that the said Thomas Adams knowing of, and being privy to, the felony aforesaid, unlawfully and feloniously, and, on purpose, of his malice, &c. was present, aiding and abetting, the said Thomas Tickner to commit the said felony . 2d Count. The same as the first, only charging the assault to have been made with a weapon and instrument, to the Jurors, as yet unknown. WILLIAM JACOBB sworn. I am servant to Mr. Cole at Twickenham ; I know both the prisoners; they live in the way to Whitham, at about a quarter of a mile from my master's house; I went, on the 16th of January , at about twelve o'clock at night, to a turnep-field of my master's, to see if any body was pulling the turneps up, as a great many turneps had been stole before; when I got to the turnep-field, I saw Tickner pulling up the turneps. Did you know Tickner's person? [...] Did you hear in the morning of Jacobb's having been hurt the night…