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Old Bailey, juicio t19021020-773 (1902-10-20) - Breaking Peace > Wounding 773. SAMUEL LARKIN (24) , Feloniously wounding Benjamin Cole with intent to do him grievous bodily harm. MR. HENDERSON Prosecuted. BENJAMIN COLE . I am a hairdresser of 14, Bath Place, Camberwell—on September 30th, at 10.30 p.m., I was in the Joiners' Arms, Denmark Hill, with my wife, drinking—the prisoner came up to me and asked me to pay for a pot of beer—I said I would not as I did not know him—I told my wife to drink up and come out—as soon as we got to the door the prisoner collared me and said, "Aren't you going to pay for the beer,?"—I said, "No, decidedly not," and he then struck me on my jaw—my wife asked him what he did it for, and he then struck her on the cheek—on getting outside I struck him, and he knocked me down—I got up and tried to throw him, and he then bit my ear through and knocked me to the ground, and I became insensible—a doctor came to see me. Cross-examined by the prisoner. You and I did not have a bit of a jollification, and I did not get out of temper—I did not ask you to come outside and have a fight—I am sure you bit me through the ear—I had my head in bandages for a fortnight. EMILY COLE I am the wife of the last witness—I was in the Joiners' Arms when the prisoner asked my husband to pay for a drink—he refused, and the prisoner then asked him to drink out of his pot, which he refused to do—we drank up and were going out when the prisoner struck my husband—I asked what he…
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Old Bailey, juicio t19021020-773 (1902-10-20) - Breaking Peace > Wounding 773. SAMUEL LARKIN (24) , Feloniously wounding Benjamin Cole with intent to do him grievous bodily harm. MR. HENDERSON Prosecuted. BENJAMIN COLE . I am a hairdresser of 14, Bath Place, Camberwell—on September 30th, at 10.30 p.m., I was in the Joiners' Arms, Denmark Hill, with my wife, drinking—the prisoner came up to me and asked me to pay for a pot of beer—I said I would not as I did not know him—I told my wife to drink up and come out—as soon as we got to the door the prisoner collared me and said, "Aren't you going to pay for the beer,?"—I said, "No, decidedly not," and he then struck me on my jaw—my wife asked him what he did it for, and he then struck her on the cheek—on getting outside I struck him, and he knocked me down—I got up and tried to throw him, and he then bit my ear through and knocked me to the ground, and I became insensible—a doctor came to see me. Cross-examined by the prisoner. You and I did not have a bit of a jollification, and I did not get out of temper—I did not ask you to come outside and have a fight—I am sure you bit me through the ear—I had my head in bandages for a fortnight. EMILY COLE I am the wife of the last witness—I was in the Joiners' Arms when the prisoner asked my husband to pay for a drink—he refused, and the prisoner then asked him to drink out of his pot, which he refused to do—we drank up and were going out when the prisoner struck my husband—I asked what he…