... into execution. The drawer in which Srllis was known to keep his razors was open a little, and the key in the lock ; on the table was a case of razors with vacant space for one-the razor found on the floor exactly fitted that one space. bix or 9eV feet ...

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

... wrenching the razor from his hand, and a surgeon was immediately sent for. The poor woman never spoke more, and on the arrival of Dr Smith, High Street, he could only pronounce her to be dead. The wound inflicted is of a fearful character. The razor, which is ...

... stateliest by hundreds of willing persons, and the river was carefully dragi.,ed from the fall downwards. The flailing of the razor cane and necktie by the edge of the river pointed so directly to the probability of the body being iu the water that on Wednesday ...

... throat three times. The deceased managed to get the razor away, and broke it, and then Allen took a knife from his pocket, but the child succeeded 111 taking that from him. He then seized the razor again, and cut the fingers of deceased with it, and the ...

... the living God. Flesh and blood, gown and bands, orezier acd mitre, had to part or lot is this revelation. The fight came straight from above. Peter was uncertified by the schools ; he held the diploma of heaven. His very term was transfigured. Tne rough ...

... wrought up. He was famed for making rush-besoms, bee-skeys, baskets, and den spoons. made h.ldl and could play . them; gr uuml razors and shears ; and, to crown all. was famed lor cutting hair, this section of his art always performed gratis, often has head ...

... the child's fingers, and a great gash on her throat. I saw a razor lying covered with blood on a chest of drawers, close to the bed on which the prisoner lay. (Shown razor.) That is the razor. It still bears the marks of blood. Mrs Palfrey, Union Street ...

... into her own house. She still had the razor in her hand. Sutcliffe took from her, and the mother pointed to the child in an adjoining room, with its head almost severed from its body. It would seem she had had two razors at work ; one was also lying on the ...

... handkerchief and taking the purse aroused Mr Gold, iustantly started up, and exclaiming, You scoundrel! do you want rob me! hit straight out Igefroy, ami struck such a severe blow that the thief WHS fairly hurled from one side the carriage the other. One effect ...

... For preserving the complexion—temperance. preserve the breath sweet—abstinence from tobacco. For whitening the hand— honesty razor. To remove stains—repentance. Easy shaving soap—ready money. For improving the sight—observation. beautiful ring—the family ...

... occurred early on Tuesday morning. A widow named Wardlaw, who resided with her son in Woodhewl Court, cut her throat with a razor shortly after six o'clock. She was not discovered till well on in the forenoon, when she was in a comatose state from lose ...