... admieeion clandestinely to the Mill Road hospital for infectious coses, Liverpool, and going straight to the room occupied by nurse name Ann Groves cut her throat witn a razor, and then inflicted a similar injury upon himself. The woman died soon afterwards, bnt ...

... floor with his throat cut in two places. A razor and a knife were found new him. When admitted to the hospital he was suffering from delusion, but he afterwards said, I cut both upstairs. Subsequently a razor and a knife, both wet with blood, were found ...

... from the cartridges. M. de Maupassant then seized a razor and inflicted a slight wound in his throat; but the injury was not serious. On the following morning the patient was so violent that a straight-waistcoat had to be used, and after • strong dose of ...

... addressed to her. Witness read it and went straight back to her husband. The letter produced war the one witness found, and it was in Davies handwriting. When Davies was found he was en his back with a razor in his hand. In reply to the Bench, witness ...

... William Alfred, in the kitchen with his throat cut. Mrs Jones was holding him. He found a razor on the table in the kitchen. It was open, and he took it next door. The razor produced was the one. He could not say whether there was any blood on at the time.— ...

... week under circomatances suggestive of foul play. Edwards gave himself up, stating that he had cut Connolly’s throat with razor. He made u signed confession, in the course of which he stated that he had been in the Army, and that owing to Major Findall ...

... charged with having mangled and disfigured the dead body of Eliza Hughes, a child nine years of age, before burial, by using a razor and a hatchet to cut off above the kneejoint the legs of the child in order to make the body go into a parish coffin. Edward ...

... the body lying straight out, face upwards, with a large cot, two inches in length, on the right aide of the neck. Tue room was covered with blood. There were two tables there. On the one I found the razor (produced) and oa the other a razor case. I then ...

... which I find It impossible to define, even in the most extravagant phraseology. So I had better tell my story at once, and straight-forwardly. . In the summer 0( 1879 I was visiting at the country seat of a friend who was one of the visiting committee of ...

... aud saw the razor, and 1 took it up and put it away until P.S. Poole hod it. was black hatted one. I cannot tiul the one produced is the one. I saw blood nds and breast, and thought from that old v. himself. 1 could not say that went straight t u- to it ...

... breabtast, though she promised to eat something later ca. About five minutes past seven in the evenfag he returned home, and went straight to the kitchen, expecting them all to come forward and kiss him as usual. He saw his wife sitting on the chair covered with ...

... to recommend that it shall be so altered as to secure that the batsman shall be out if any part of his person being in a straight line from wicket to wicket he stop the ball. which in the opinion of the umpire would have hit the wicket. A discussion ensued ...