... rule or straight-edge, and tried to prevent him doing further mischief. Blood was flowing freely from every wound on the poor face and neck, and the sight was a horrible one. Cockayne, probably think- ing that he had killed his wife, turned the razor upon ...

... prisoner, and their cries brought to their assistance a constable who succeeded in wrenching the razor from hit hand. The poor woman died few minutes. The razor had been inserted near the spinal column the back of the neck, and drawn across the left side ...

... foot rule or straight-edge, and tried to prevent him doing further mischief. ‘Blood was flowing freely from every wound on the poor face and neck, and the sight was a horrible one. Cockayne, ing that he had killed his wife, turned the razor upon himself ...

... and their cries broughtto their assistance a con- j stable who succeeded in wrenching the razor from hia j hand. The poor woman died in a few minutes. The razor had been inserted near the spinal column at the 1 back of the nock, and drawn across the left ...

... dead. I did not touch him but went straight to my mother and told her I thought he was dead on the stable floor. I then went to the police station and informed them there. My father had his throat cut and the razor was in his left hand. He was not left ...

... g else on which they could lay their hands. Afterwards they went up to the keepers’ sleeping-places, and, seizing all the razors, hammers, and other dangerous instruments which they could find, re« descended into the quadrangle and began shouting out ...

... heard screams. He ran into the house, and saw Cockayne holding his wife down, ar.d cutting her throat with a razor. Witness struck him with a straight edge several times. Cockavne*left his wife, and came towards witness, looking as if he meant to attack him ...

... Cridton's Martha Mr. T. Beasley 3 On entering the straight, half a mile from home, Bob fildley and Lord Marcus were beaten, and Libe. rater coming away from Jackal and Martha half way up the straight won in a canter by ten lengths; two lengths between ...

... opening a razor. He sounded to have nothing his feet. said Oh, bam. don kill me to-nigot. replied I will finish thee. tlien caught bold by tbe fchouidcr with one baud, winlnt tried cut mv throat villi the razor, watch be held otner band. The razor was the ...

... the razor was in the drawer under the looking-glass. I fetched the razor into bed, and first cut my throat. She said, ...

... fOUDd t0 be cut ' to aft erwards died. The prisoner bad gone straight 6 polic e station, and in the calmest manner told an ha ...

... asked for razor for witness’s father, saying that the latter was going to hang his stocking up, and she wanted to put it into the stocking. She said that to witness inside the shop. The pocket knife was in the form of a fish, and it and the razor had a black ...