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Old Bailey, juicio t18880702-687 (1888-07-02) - Breaking Peace > Wounding the prisoner was gone—James was bleeding; he had lost part of his ear—I knew Pinnager by sight; I am sure he was one of the men who kicked the prosecutor and who dragged him across the road—there is a lamp opposite my house, not quite outside James's house, but more aslant; it is on James's side of the road—I was in my night-dress when I first saw it, and I called my husband when I heard the knocking, and jumped out of bed. Cross-examined. I am sure it was you who went to James's door with Roberts; I may be mistaken, but I do not think so. Re-examined. I am not mistaken in thinking the prisoner was one of the persons I saw kicking James and holding to my window sill. JOHN JULIAN (Policeman R 402). About 11.30 on 17th June I was called to North Pole Lane, and I saw James coming towards the hospital bleeding—I went with him to the prisoner's house; I had to knock him up; he was going to bed—James was with me, and charged him with biting his ear—I asked James if this was the man that bit his ear; he said "Yes, that is the man"—the prisoner said "I did not go there till after the row was started, and it is not me that did it"—James said "Yes, it was, and I wish to charge him"—on the way to the station he struggled and attempted to kick James—I saw no blood on James's clothes. EDWARD ORMEROD . I am a surgeon at the Miller Memorial Hospital, Greenwich—I saw James on the 17th June—almost the upper part of his…
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Old Bailey, juicio t18880702-687 (1888-07-02) - Breaking Peace > Wounding the prisoner was gone—James was bleeding; he had lost part of his ear—I knew Pinnager by sight; I am sure he was one of the men who kicked the prosecutor and who dragged him across the road—there is a lamp opposite my house, not quite outside James's house, but more aslant; it is on James's side of the road—I was in my night-dress when I first saw it, and I called my husband when I heard the knocking, and jumped out of bed. Cross-examined. I am sure it was you who went to James's door with Roberts; I may be mistaken, but I do not think so. Re-examined. I am not mistaken in thinking the prisoner was one of the persons I saw kicking James and holding to my window sill. JOHN JULIAN (Policeman R 402). About 11.30 on 17th June I was called to North Pole Lane, and I saw James coming towards the hospital bleeding—I went with him to the prisoner's house; I had to knock him up; he was going to bed—James was with me, and charged him with biting his ear—I asked James if this was the man that bit his ear; he said "Yes, that is the man"—the prisoner said "I did not go there till after the row was started, and it is not me that did it"—James said "Yes, it was, and I wish to charge him"—on the way to the station he struggled and attempted to kick James—I saw no blood on James's clothes. EDWARD ORMEROD . I am a surgeon at the Miller Memorial Hospital, Greenwich—I saw James on the 17th June—almost the upper part of his…