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Old Bailey, juicio t18781118-53 (1878-11-18) - Breaking Peace > Wounding 53. KATE CROWLEY (16), Feloniously wounding Ellen Lucy, with intent to do grievous bodily harm. MR. CUNNINGHAM Prosecuted. ELLEN LUCY . I am the wife of Daniel Lucy, a labourer, of 10, Rope yard Bails, Woolwich—on 18th Oct, a little after 6 o'clock in the evening, I went into the house of Mr. McCarthy, who lives at No. 6—while I was there the prisoner came in—I said to her"Kate, why should you say my girl is as bad as you are? "—she said "So she is "—I said "Why should you say so, she has never done anything out of the way, she was never in prison"—she took up a knife and hit me in the forehead and said "Was I in prison?"—I said "Yes you were, Kate"—Mr. McCarthy came round from the other end of the table where he sat, and she hit me over his shoulder across the nose with the knife, and the same blow cut my lip and split it is two—I bled very much and became weak—she was pushed out by McCarthy, and I was taken to the station and had my wounds dressed, and afterwards went into the Plumstead Infirmary. By the COURT. She lived next door but one to me—I see her every day—I saw her the day before this, but never spoke. CHARLES MCCARTHY . The prisoner and Mrs. Lucy were in my house—they had some conversation between themselves, and Mrs. Lucy called her a wh——, and the prisoner got up and hit her—I could not say what with—I said I would have no fighting in my place, and I shoved her out—I afterwards saw the…
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Old Bailey, juicio t18781118-53 (1878-11-18) - Breaking Peace > Wounding 53. KATE CROWLEY (16), Feloniously wounding Ellen Lucy, with intent to do grievous bodily harm. MR. CUNNINGHAM Prosecuted. ELLEN LUCY . I am the wife of Daniel Lucy, a labourer, of 10, Rope yard Bails, Woolwich—on 18th Oct, a little after 6 o'clock in the evening, I went into the house of Mr. McCarthy, who lives at No. 6—while I was there the prisoner came in—I said to her"Kate, why should you say my girl is as bad as you are? "—she said "So she is "—I said "Why should you say so, she has never done anything out of the way, she was never in prison"—she took up a knife and hit me in the forehead and said "Was I in prison?"—I said "Yes you were, Kate"—Mr. McCarthy came round from the other end of the table where he sat, and she hit me over his shoulder across the nose with the knife, and the same blow cut my lip and split it is two—I bled very much and became weak—she was pushed out by McCarthy, and I was taken to the station and had my wounds dressed, and afterwards went into the Plumstead Infirmary. By the COURT. She lived next door but one to me—I see her every day—I saw her the day before this, but never spoke. CHARLES MCCARTHY . The prisoner and Mrs. Lucy were in my house—they had some conversation between themselves, and Mrs. Lucy called her a wh——, and the prisoner got up and hit her—I could not say what with—I said I would have no fighting in my place, and I shoved her out—I afterwards saw the…