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Old Bailey, juicio t18880423-449 (1888-04-23) - Breaking Peace > Wounding I should have seen him if he had come along; and I went and looked to see if he was there—I called out "There he is"—then my brother said "Aren't you ashamed to hit my brother like that?"—he said "I am very sorry for what has happened"—I also said "Why have you assaulted him like that?"—he again said he was very sorry—he said it once to me and once to my brother—I did not hear him ask my brother to forgive him—he asked us to forgive him—he said "Forgive me for what I have done"—I said that to the Magistrate—my brother was quite sober, I saw him standing at the bottom of the entrance where this took place—when he came indoors and went to the doctor's he was quite sober—he was bleeding dreadfully from his ear—that was what called my attention. Re-examined. The prisoner used to lodge at Mrs. O'Leary's, but not at that time—I don't believe she is any relation to Mr. O'Leary. HENRY BOTT . I am divisional surgeon at Brentford—on 5th April I saw the prosecutor, the lower part of his left ear was cut off, a clean-cut wound—I dressed it and have attended to it since—it must have been done with a sharp instrument—it is a permanent disfigurement, he will be minus a small piece of ear; the wound has not healed, I have ceased attending him. Cross-examined. He has not lost an inch, it is about one-third of the lobe—I first saw him at 1.5, he came immediately after the accident I believe; but I was away from home,…
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Old Bailey, juicio t18880423-449 (1888-04-23) - Breaking Peace > Wounding I should have seen him if he had come along; and I went and looked to see if he was there—I called out "There he is"—then my brother said "Aren't you ashamed to hit my brother like that?"—he said "I am very sorry for what has happened"—I also said "Why have you assaulted him like that?"—he again said he was very sorry—he said it once to me and once to my brother—I did not hear him ask my brother to forgive him—he asked us to forgive him—he said "Forgive me for what I have done"—I said that to the Magistrate—my brother was quite sober, I saw him standing at the bottom of the entrance where this took place—when he came indoors and went to the doctor's he was quite sober—he was bleeding dreadfully from his ear—that was what called my attention. Re-examined. The prisoner used to lodge at Mrs. O'Leary's, but not at that time—I don't believe she is any relation to Mr. O'Leary. HENRY BOTT . I am divisional surgeon at Brentford—on 5th April I saw the prosecutor, the lower part of his left ear was cut off, a clean-cut wound—I dressed it and have attended to it since—it must have been done with a sharp instrument—it is a permanent disfigurement, he will be minus a small piece of ear; the wound has not healed, I have ceased attending him. Cross-examined. He has not lost an inch, it is about one-third of the lobe—I first saw him at 1.5, he came immediately after the accident I believe; but I was away from home,…