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Old Bailey, juicio t18680406-378 (1868-04-06) - Breaking Peace > Wounding A. No—I had been to a friend's house, in Batholomew Square—I did not go out till 9, and my wife did not come out till nearly 12—I had had a glass or two; I had no spirits—I was stabbed in the leg—I do not know who did it—I did not say the prisoner stabbed me—I was surrounded by a lot of fellows—I did not say to the prisoner, "Where are you shoving to?"—I did not hear my wife say to the prisoner, "You Lint, you are better at home in bed than out here fighting"—I did not hear the prisoner complain at the station that she was stabbed too, or her clothes all cut and torn to pieces. GERGE EUGENE YARROW . I am a surgeon, of 86, Central Street, St Luke's,—on Sunday morning, 15th March, I was fetched to the Old Street Station, and saw the prosecutrix there with nine incised wounds—the first was on her forehead, the upper right-hand side, about an inch long—another on the right side of her nose, about an inch and a half long—one on her cheek, two and a half inches long—her right ear was cut through; and on her right arm, above the elbow, was a wound about three inches long—another on the left side of her neck, about an inch long—incised and puncher, and about an inch deep—another behind her left shoulder, about an inch long—a superficial wound behind her neck, on the right side, about three inches long; and a superficial wound on her left hand and thumb—they were in dangerous situations, and she had lost a…
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Old Bailey, juicio t18680406-378 (1868-04-06) - Breaking Peace > Wounding A. No—I had been to a friend's house, in Batholomew Square—I did not go out till 9, and my wife did not come out till nearly 12—I had had a glass or two; I had no spirits—I was stabbed in the leg—I do not know who did it—I did not say the prisoner stabbed me—I was surrounded by a lot of fellows—I did not say to the prisoner, "Where are you shoving to?"—I did not hear my wife say to the prisoner, "You Lint, you are better at home in bed than out here fighting"—I did not hear the prisoner complain at the station that she was stabbed too, or her clothes all cut and torn to pieces. GERGE EUGENE YARROW . I am a surgeon, of 86, Central Street, St Luke's,—on Sunday morning, 15th March, I was fetched to the Old Street Station, and saw the prosecutrix there with nine incised wounds—the first was on her forehead, the upper right-hand side, about an inch long—another on the right side of her nose, about an inch and a half long—one on her cheek, two and a half inches long—her right ear was cut through; and on her right arm, above the elbow, was a wound about three inches long—another on the left side of her neck, about an inch long—incised and puncher, and about an inch deep—another behind her left shoulder, about an inch long—a superficial wound behind her neck, on the right side, about three inches long; and a superficial wound on her left hand and thumb—they were in dangerous situations, and she had lost a…