... hand holding in its grasp razor, the back of its haft towards the face. The edge oi the razor was outwards, in the opposite direction. The fore-finger anti another of the right hand wore slightly smeared with blood, but the razor itself had not the least ...

... but at the woman’s right hand, in recess, was found a razor, the blood upon which was wet; and there was also a mark of wet blood upon the wall, supposed to have been i caused by throwing tho razor against it. He would not detail to the Jury the various ...

... sayings Betty, ITI never leave you. The night went on quietly enough till half-past three, when the prisoner came in, walked straight to the bed where the woman and children were asleep, leant for one minute over her, and then left her. Before prisoner got ...

... on the bed, on winch there were some blood marks. The razor was placed on the bed near the pillow, and the knife, which was bloods stalued, also lay on the lied, both weapons tieing laid straight, that is, as if deposited with care. tacks lwere used ...

... he was capable of managing his-engine. By N Jury man When I aw,him the secend time I knew be was drunk; he could not stand straight Mr. Wheeler: How many public-houses did you go to the previous evening before you went to work Witness: We were five. I had ...

... Betty, I'll never leave you. The night went on quietly enough till half -past three, when the prisoner earns in, walked straight to the bed where the woman and children were asleep, leant for one minute over her, and thou left her. Before priaoner got ...

... into a match between the two scratch men, ...

... half-past four o’clock, Alice Pollitt, aged 32 years, wife of Miles Pollitt, collier, of Darcy Lever, cut her throat with a razor while in bed. The poor woman had been confined about three weeks, during which she had been in a very delicate state of health ...

... power.loom weaver. Bhe noticed the razor lying tho hearthrug,.—The Coroner: Didn’t you dn.n{ ina to see the razor lyi:;‘lhnfl Didn't you say some. thing about it? tness: I never asked anythi about it, I went to mL'od straight nn’.—i)' that occur to you as being ...

... he remained until nolonged to his uncle, but he could not twelve o'clock trying to persuade her. One could very Identitythe razor. The bag produced well understand why he was anxious his wife should was used by his uncle to collect rent. The spoons pro ...

... and Sunday drinking rather freely, and from some eause or other, whilst in a fit of passion, cut his wife's throat with a razor, and afterwards with the same instrument cut his own throat. The cries the woman attracted attention, and a medical gentleman ...

... assisted to carry him homo, and went into the with him. There wee qnwiuty of fresh blood the floor in the liring-room, end razor blade was lying the floor. . The blade was produced which the dry ■tains are still siiible. At this point, the usual question ...