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Old Bailey, juicio t17830430-70 (1783-04-30) - Breaking Peace > Wounding 317. JOHN MILLS was indicted for that he being a person of a wicked mind and disposition, with force and arms, on purpose, and of malice aforethought, and by laying in wait, on the 29th of March last, unlawfully, feloniously and maliciously, did make an assault on one Thomas Brazier , being a subject of our Lord the King, and in the peace of God, and our said Lord the King, then and there being, with intent to main, and disfigure the said Thomas Brazier , and with a knife made of iron and steel, value 1 d. unlawfully and feloniously, did slit his nose, with intention to maim and disfigure him against the statute . THOMAS BRAZIER sworn. I am carman to Messrs. Barwis and Co. grocers, No. 28, Snow-hill, I was going up Holborn-hill , past St. Andrew's church; on the 26th of March last, about a quarter after eight; I was walking opposite the tail of my cart to watch it, I had eleven lumps of sugar in my cart, and a man came and struck me across the mouth with something very cold, I cannot tell what it was, then there was four at the tail of my cart; I got my stick out to defend myself, they kept hooting and hallooing, and making a nose, then hurled great stones at me, and hit me a terrible blow on my left leg; then there came a great many of them round me, at the bottom of Fleet-market, and they surrounded me at Mr.
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Old Bailey, juicio t17830430-70 (1783-04-30) - Breaking Peace > Wounding 317. JOHN MILLS was indicted for that he being a person of a wicked mind and disposition, with force and arms, on purpose, and of malice aforethought, and by laying in wait, on the 29th of March last, unlawfully, feloniously and maliciously, did make an assault on one Thomas Brazier , being a subject of our Lord the King, and in the peace of God, and our said Lord the King, then and there being, with intent to main, and disfigure the said Thomas Brazier , and with a knife made of iron and steel, value 1 d. unlawfully and feloniously, did slit his nose, with intention to maim and disfigure him against the statute . THOMAS BRAZIER sworn. I am carman to Messrs. Barwis and Co. grocers, No. 28, Snow-hill, I was going up Holborn-hill , past St. Andrew's church; on the 26th of March last, about a quarter after eight; I was walking opposite the tail of my cart to watch it, I had eleven lumps of sugar in my cart, and a man came and struck me across the mouth with something very cold, I cannot tell what it was, then there was four at the tail of my cart; I got my stick out to defend myself, they kept hooting and hallooing, and making a nose, then hurled great stones at me, and hit me a terrible blow on my left leg; then there came a great many of them round me, at the bottom of Fleet-market, and they surrounded me at Mr.