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Old Bailey, juicio t18280110-45 (1828-01-10) - Breaking Peace > Wounding JOHN FORD . Smith had not hat on when he was struggling with the prisoner. MR. JOHN HUNTER. I am a surgeon, of Mincing-lane. On the morning of the 27th I was fetched to the watch-house, and saw Smith; he had a wound across his left cheek, about four inches in extent, between the ear and nose - another on the back of his head, and a small wound on the chin; the wound on the cheek was deep - it had not penetrated into the mouth - it was a wide gaping wound; the one on the cheek was a slight small angular one; that on the back of the head was about three inches in extent - it had cut through the hair, but was not so deep as the other; I did not much notice his clothes; I asked if he was hurt in any other part; he said not - and I ordered him to be sent to the Hospital in a coach. FRANCIS WARD . I am a dresser of St. Thomas' Hospital. Smith was brought there on the morning of the 27th of December; his wounds had then been dressed; Imoved the bandage round his head, saw part of the cut on his cheek, and the wound on the head; that on the cheek was a good deep one, such as a razor would have inflicted - it was done by some very sharp instrument. JOHN HARRISON . I am a beadle of the Tower Ward. This barge laid in the parish of Allhallows, Barking. Prisoner's Defence. I only stood in my own defence. JAMES LLOYD . I am stoker of the York steam-boat, trading from Gravesend to London. I was at the Tower wharf on…
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Old Bailey, juicio t18280110-45 (1828-01-10) - Breaking Peace > Wounding JOHN FORD . Smith had not hat on when he was struggling with the prisoner. MR. JOHN HUNTER. I am a surgeon, of Mincing-lane. On the morning of the 27th I was fetched to the watch-house, and saw Smith; he had a wound across his left cheek, about four inches in extent, between the ear and nose - another on the back of his head, and a small wound on the chin; the wound on the cheek was deep - it had not penetrated into the mouth - it was a wide gaping wound; the one on the cheek was a slight small angular one; that on the back of the head was about three inches in extent - it had cut through the hair, but was not so deep as the other; I did not much notice his clothes; I asked if he was hurt in any other part; he said not - and I ordered him to be sent to the Hospital in a coach. FRANCIS WARD . I am a dresser of St. Thomas' Hospital. Smith was brought there on the morning of the 27th of December; his wounds had then been dressed; Imoved the bandage round his head, saw part of the cut on his cheek, and the wound on the head; that on the cheek was a good deep one, such as a razor would have inflicted - it was done by some very sharp instrument. JOHN HARRISON . I am a beadle of the Tower Ward. This barge laid in the parish of Allhallows, Barking. Prisoner's Defence. I only stood in my own defence. JAMES LLOYD . I am stoker of the York steam-boat, trading from Gravesend to London. I was at the Tower wharf on…