... Helon Hughes, with intent to murder her. In a second count he was charged with intending to inflict grievous bodily harm. Mr. Straight prosecuted ; the prisoner was un- defended. The prosecutrix, a good-looking young woman was a domestic servant at Upper Avenue ...

... sit down comfortably in your verandah ; the barber squats beside you- He unrolls his little bundle, displaying two or three razors — a pair of scissors, a small iron in- strument to cut nails, a piece of leather for stropping, and a little brass cup which ...

... the lathering-boy, whose business it was to keep a couple of customers constantly ready napkined and soaped, ready for the razor, j Joe, show him through.” Whereupon Joe accompanied the shaven one to the back-door of the house, and unlocked it; and so ...

... and a Jury, on the body of an elderly man named Philip Le Gros, who died from the effects of injuries self-inflicted with a razor. Mr. Clement Le Gros, Constable of St. Lawrence, had charge of the case, and from the evidence given it appeared that deceased ...

... what can be more grotesque than the hallu- cination, persisted in throughout a wbole article, tbat the country was going straight into another Crimean war for the defence of the Ottoman Empire, when it was saved by Mr. Gladstone's pamphlet; or than the ...

... only one of them was for a time on the bridge. The steamer was running about thirteen knots an hour, with her bows heading straight on to a shore whose cliffs at this point face nearly directly eastward, and have for a mile to the seiward of them the jagged ...

... Oak-street, when Dr. Goodchild pronounced him to be quite dead. Trinder, it appeared, had gone home and taken one of his brother's razors, had cut his throat, and ran into the street, and having run between 300 and 400 yards, fell exhausted. On Saturday it was ...

... reported that early this morning a policeman discover, d in the Whitechapel- road a black-handled knife, pointed and keen as a razor, the blade of which was almost ten inches long. The police have made a discovery, which they are of opinion affords a clue ...

... taking the purse, aroused Mr. Gold. He instantly started up, aud exclaiming, You scoundrel, do yoij want to rob me P hit straight out at Lefroy, and struck such a severe blow that the thief was fairly hurled from ono side of the carriage to the other ...

... he was the worse for liquor. The prisoner then, without any further provocation, drew _, razor, and, taking hold of the prosecutrix by the back hair, drew the razor from one ear right across the forehead and past the other ear. the wound inflicted almost ...

... 1868. Citizen, hail ! — On the giddy heights of the Peak of Teneriffe, where the rarefied air cuts the human breath like a razor, and whence the peb- ble of an ounce weight cast down by a careless hand cracks the head of the peasant below like a walnut ...

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