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Old Bailey, juicio t18560204-265 (1856-02-04) - Breaking Peace > Wounding Witness. I had not scratched him before he cut me, I do not know what I did afterwards as my hand was in his hair. PATRICK HALLUM . I am a cripple, and get my living by singing in the street—I lodge in this house, and was in the kitchen when the prisoner came in—he had a plate of sprats in one hand, and half a quartern loaf in the other—he said, "Where is the b——fryingpan?" nobody made him any answer—the prosecutrix was sitting smoking a pipe by the fire, and he said, "Come out of the way, you old w——"—a party said that he ought to have his nose pulled for making use of such an expression to an old woman—he used very bad language, and the old lady got up and gave him a shove towards the door—he hit her on the head with the plate, saying, "You old cow, I will do you a kindness," and pulled out a knife, and cut her on the left arm—he found that that did not make her let go of him—she put up her left arm to save her face, and he cut her nose—she fell back, and he went away quickly up the street—I crossed the street and heard something drop, about the middle of the street—I did not lose sight of the prisoner, but gave him in charge, and went back with a policeman to where I heard something drop, and found a knife—the prosecutrix had not scratched him before he used the knife, she merely laid hold of him by the collar—when he struck her on the head with the plate it broke all to pieces. Prisoner. You said…
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Old Bailey, juicio t18560204-265 (1856-02-04) - Breaking Peace > Wounding Witness. I had not scratched him before he cut me, I do not know what I did afterwards as my hand was in his hair. PATRICK HALLUM . I am a cripple, and get my living by singing in the street—I lodge in this house, and was in the kitchen when the prisoner came in—he had a plate of sprats in one hand, and half a quartern loaf in the other—he said, "Where is the b——fryingpan?" nobody made him any answer—the prosecutrix was sitting smoking a pipe by the fire, and he said, "Come out of the way, you old w——"—a party said that he ought to have his nose pulled for making use of such an expression to an old woman—he used very bad language, and the old lady got up and gave him a shove towards the door—he hit her on the head with the plate, saying, "You old cow, I will do you a kindness," and pulled out a knife, and cut her on the left arm—he found that that did not make her let go of him—she put up her left arm to save her face, and he cut her nose—she fell back, and he went away quickly up the street—I crossed the street and heard something drop, about the middle of the street—I did not lose sight of the prisoner, but gave him in charge, and went back with a policeman to where I heard something drop, and found a knife—the prosecutrix had not scratched him before he used the knife, she merely laid hold of him by the collar—when he struck her on the head with the plate it broke all to pieces. Prisoner. You said…