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Old Bailey, juicio t18441125-30 (1844-11-25) - Breaking Peace > Wounding 30. CHARLES WILLIAM GLOVER was indicted for feloniously assaulting Ann Neale, and cutting and wounding her on her left cheek, with intent to do her some grievous bodily harm. MR. DOANE conducted the Prosecution. MARY ANN MALONEY . I am single, and live in Selby-street, Waterloo-town, Bethnal-green, and am a tailoress. On Saturday night, 16th Nov., I was in Whitechapel-road, nearly oposite the London Hospital, between ten and eleven o'clock at night, and saw the prisoner on the same side of the way as myself, and Ann Neale near him—the prisoner had a trowel in his hand, and struck her with it on the left cheek—she had a bonnet on—it cut through her bonnet, and cut her cheek—he then ran away, and Neale was taken to the hospital—she was a mere passenger, and not in his company—he was rather running in the same direction as she was going—she fell from the blow—the prisoner was not sober. Cross-examined by MR. HORRY. Q. Did you see him run against two or three parties? A. Yes, against several—I saw him pushed about—he ran against two or three persons after he struck her—he was flourishing the trowel about, as if he was wild. MR. DOANE. Q. Did you see him strike at this woman deliberately? A. Yes. ANN NEALE . I am the wife of Francis Neale, of York-street, Stepney. I was in Whitechapel on this night, standing still, waiting for my husband, who was about two yards from me—I saw the prisoner on my left hand,…
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Old Bailey, juicio t18441125-30 (1844-11-25) - Breaking Peace > Wounding 30. CHARLES WILLIAM GLOVER was indicted for feloniously assaulting Ann Neale, and cutting and wounding her on her left cheek, with intent to do her some grievous bodily harm. MR. DOANE conducted the Prosecution. MARY ANN MALONEY . I am single, and live in Selby-street, Waterloo-town, Bethnal-green, and am a tailoress. On Saturday night, 16th Nov., I was in Whitechapel-road, nearly oposite the London Hospital, between ten and eleven o'clock at night, and saw the prisoner on the same side of the way as myself, and Ann Neale near him—the prisoner had a trowel in his hand, and struck her with it on the left cheek—she had a bonnet on—it cut through her bonnet, and cut her cheek—he then ran away, and Neale was taken to the hospital—she was a mere passenger, and not in his company—he was rather running in the same direction as she was going—she fell from the blow—the prisoner was not sober. Cross-examined by MR. HORRY. Q. Did you see him run against two or three parties? A. Yes, against several—I saw him pushed about—he ran against two or three persons after he struck her—he was flourishing the trowel about, as if he was wild. MR. DOANE. Q. Did you see him strike at this woman deliberately? A. Yes. ANN NEALE . I am the wife of Francis Neale, of York-street, Stepney. I was in Whitechapel on this night, standing still, waiting for my husband, who was about two yards from me—I saw the prisoner on my left hand,…