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Old Bailey, juicio t18600917-772 (1860-09-17) - Breaking Peace > Wounding Did you take the poker out of Mrs. Atkins' daughter's hand? A. No; I saw no poker in her hand. COURT. Q. Did you see Mrs. Atkins' daughter there? A. Yes, both before and after—I live in the same house with Mrs. Atkins—I have never seen her with the prisoner's husband—she lives with her own husband—she is a well conducted woman—there was no foundation at all for this suggestion. ELIZABETH ATKINS . I am the daughter of the complainant—she has another daughter living at home—about 1 o'clock on 21st August, I came home from my work; I saw my mother and the prisoner; they were quarrelling—I heard the prisoner say, "What was you doing with my husband?" my mother said, "I was not with your husband," and then the prisoner spat in my mother's face, and my mother put up her hand and smacked her face—my mother went in the passage, and the prisonor pulled her bonnet off and asked some one to hold it—she went after my mother in the passage—she put her hands on my mother's shoulders, and bit her nose off—my father came into the passage, and he took hold of the prisoner—I heard my mother say, "She has bitten my nose off"—my mother was taken to the hospital; I saw her face was all blood—the prisoner's mouth was all blood—I picked up the nose. Prisoner. Q. You took a poker to hit me? A. No, I did not—Mrs. Cox did not take a poker from me. WILLIAM ATKINS . I reside at 17, Dorset-street—at half-past 1 o'clock on 21st…
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Old Bailey, juicio t18600917-772 (1860-09-17) - Breaking Peace > Wounding Did you take the poker out of Mrs. Atkins' daughter's hand? A. No; I saw no poker in her hand. COURT. Q. Did you see Mrs. Atkins' daughter there? A. Yes, both before and after—I live in the same house with Mrs. Atkins—I have never seen her with the prisoner's husband—she lives with her own husband—she is a well conducted woman—there was no foundation at all for this suggestion. ELIZABETH ATKINS . I am the daughter of the complainant—she has another daughter living at home—about 1 o'clock on 21st August, I came home from my work; I saw my mother and the prisoner; they were quarrelling—I heard the prisoner say, "What was you doing with my husband?" my mother said, "I was not with your husband," and then the prisoner spat in my mother's face, and my mother put up her hand and smacked her face—my mother went in the passage, and the prisonor pulled her bonnet off and asked some one to hold it—she went after my mother in the passage—she put her hands on my mother's shoulders, and bit her nose off—my father came into the passage, and he took hold of the prisoner—I heard my mother say, "She has bitten my nose off"—my mother was taken to the hospital; I saw her face was all blood—the prisoner's mouth was all blood—I picked up the nose. Prisoner. Q. You took a poker to hit me? A. No, I did not—Mrs. Cox did not take a poker from me. WILLIAM ATKINS . I reside at 17, Dorset-street—at half-past 1 o'clock on 21st…