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Old Bailey, juicio t18651120-41 (1865-11-20) - Breaking Peace > Wounding east as you come out of Russell-street; it joins the Bedford Hotel—he prisoner's stand is on your right as you enter the market, coming from Russell-street—the place where I saw him standing was not the place where his stand would be, but a little further towards the Tavistock Hotel—I first saw him between eight and nine on the Sunday morning, and on and off up to seven o'clock at night—perhaps I might miss him for a quarter or half an hour now and then—I spoke to him, merely to pass the time of day, nothing particular—it was raining very hard at one time, and I said to him, "Why do not you go outside?"—he was under the roof—he smiled, and said, "Oh no, this will suit me better." WILLIAM TRAVERS . I am resident medical officer at Charing Cross Hospital—I saw the prosecutrix when she was admitted there, about half—past eleven on the night of the 12th of October—I examined her—she had an incised wound on the left cheek, which crossed the lobe of the ear, and a portion of the neck—the ear was cut nearly to the angle of the mouth—there was a smaller wound behind the ear, which also divided the ear a second time, partly removing the lobe of the ear—two of the arteries of the cheek were divided—she bad a superficial wound, about an inch in length, across the knuckle of the left hand—neither of the wounds were in themselves dangerous to life in the state they then were—this razor would produce such wounds—she…
Fuente: Old Bailey Proceedings Online (Univ. of Sheffield / Digital Humanities Institute), API dhi.ac.uk, mismo contenido que biglam/old_bailey_proceedings; CC BY-NC 4.0; https://www.oldbaileyonline.org/about/legal-info. CC BY-NC 4.0 (Old Bailey Online): solo uso NO comercial con atribución. Abrir la fuente
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Old Bailey, juicio t18651120-41 (1865-11-20) - Breaking Peace > Wounding east as you come out of Russell-street; it joins the Bedford Hotel—he prisoner's stand is on your right as you enter the market, coming from Russell-street—the place where I saw him standing was not the place where his stand would be, but a little further towards the Tavistock Hotel—I first saw him between eight and nine on the Sunday morning, and on and off up to seven o'clock at night—perhaps I might miss him for a quarter or half an hour now and then—I spoke to him, merely to pass the time of day, nothing particular—it was raining very hard at one time, and I said to him, "Why do not you go outside?"—he was under the roof—he smiled, and said, "Oh no, this will suit me better." WILLIAM TRAVERS . I am resident medical officer at Charing Cross Hospital—I saw the prosecutrix when she was admitted there, about half—past eleven on the night of the 12th of October—I examined her—she had an incised wound on the left cheek, which crossed the lobe of the ear, and a portion of the neck—the ear was cut nearly to the angle of the mouth—there was a smaller wound behind the ear, which also divided the ear a second time, partly removing the lobe of the ear—two of the arteries of the cheek were divided—she bad a superficial wound, about an inch in length, across the knuckle of the left hand—neither of the wounds were in themselves dangerous to life in the state they then were—this razor would produce such wounds—she…