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Old Bailey, juicio t18430403-1152 (1843-04-03) - Breaking Peace > Wounding 1152. TIMOTHY CONNOR , was indicted for feloniously assaulting John Cullen, on the 22nd of March, and cutting and wounding him on the left eyebrow, nose, and face, with intent to do him some grievous bodily harm. MR. CURWOOD conducted the Prosecution. JOHN CULLEN . I live in Little Shire-lane, in the back room, first floor; the prisoner occupied the front room. On the 22nd of March I returned home about half-past eleven o'clock at night—I heard the prisoner come in about ten minutes after twelve—I was in my own room—when I heard him I opened my room-door, and stood at it, and, in consequence of what my mother had told me, I asked him why he hit my mother while I was in the country, and said he was a d----d vagabond for doing such a thing—I had no sooner said so than I was stabbed on the eyebrow with some instrument—I directly called out that I was stabbed, and made a rush towards him—he was just at his own door, and I received a cut across my nose, which cut a piece of my nose off—I do not remember any more till I was taken to the hospital. Cross-examined by MR. PAYNE. Q. Do you call yourself a painter? A. By trade I am; I have not got much by it lately—I am a professor of pugilism—I do not stand at the bottom of Shire-lane—Elizabeth Paton lives with me as my wife—I keep her—I have lately been at Newcastle-on-Tyne backing a prize-fighter—I very often do that—I never touched the prisoner before he…
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Old Bailey, juicio t18430403-1152 (1843-04-03) - Breaking Peace > Wounding 1152. TIMOTHY CONNOR , was indicted for feloniously assaulting John Cullen, on the 22nd of March, and cutting and wounding him on the left eyebrow, nose, and face, with intent to do him some grievous bodily harm. MR. CURWOOD conducted the Prosecution. JOHN CULLEN . I live in Little Shire-lane, in the back room, first floor; the prisoner occupied the front room. On the 22nd of March I returned home about half-past eleven o'clock at night—I heard the prisoner come in about ten minutes after twelve—I was in my own room—when I heard him I opened my room-door, and stood at it, and, in consequence of what my mother had told me, I asked him why he hit my mother while I was in the country, and said he was a d----d vagabond for doing such a thing—I had no sooner said so than I was stabbed on the eyebrow with some instrument—I directly called out that I was stabbed, and made a rush towards him—he was just at his own door, and I received a cut across my nose, which cut a piece of my nose off—I do not remember any more till I was taken to the hospital. Cross-examined by MR. PAYNE. Q. Do you call yourself a painter? A. By trade I am; I have not got much by it lately—I am a professor of pugilism—I do not stand at the bottom of Shire-lane—Elizabeth Paton lives with me as my wife—I keep her—I have lately been at Newcastle-on-Tyne backing a prize-fighter—I very often do that—I never touched the prisoner before he…