... 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 ...

... 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 ...

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

... irons. Metcalfe happened to cast his eyes towards tbe position in which she knelt, and was horrified to find Moore drawing a razor across her throat. The cut was very deep, almost reaching from ear to ear, and was done, as it were, instantaneously. She died ...

... it, and went in. The deceased was lying in bed quite straight, and there was blood the bedclothes. The witness went down stairs, and got another lodger to go up with her, and she then found a razor lying on the chair by the deceased's bedside. The deceased ...

... stionn the razor to companion, and that he (prisoner) had intimated he was going to the deed, and had oome from to d) it.—The Coroner : Prisoner, you ary question to nsk the last witness? No, don't like folks to lie when they lie straight ahead.—Metcalfe ...

... Edlitiourgh, and they had no onpieloti that he nieditatioldoing anything unusual. Instead going to Edinburgh, however, he straight up to Lan do n He was amply provided with fund., for he bail in his pocket some gin. On Sunday evening, he entered the ilanthin ...

... C at the river gates, and he asked him which was the road to the river side. He told him to go straight across the yard, and said that if 'he kept straight on the road would lead him to. Warrington Bridge. He made no.reply • he seemed quite sober, although ...

... to cut throats; she told the razor was in the drawer under the looking-glass ; I fetched the razor and got into bed, and first cut my throat; she said, 'Jim. you have done it now, and will die with yon gave her the razor and kissed her ; she cut her throat ...

... had got possession of the razor I saw the wound across the throat, which was such a wound as a razor 'would inflict. When the prisoner reurned intothc house, and while the body was lying on the settle, he said I stole the razor yesterday noon, at twelve ...

... drawer in which his razors were kept was open. [Shown a razor-case. - , That is a case in which one of my husband's razors was kept. I saw my husband use a razor on Saturday night. I also saw him strop it. He always kept his razors in the ...

... Fund. —Athenceum. RAZORS.—A razor is nothing more or less than a saw, with very minute and thin teeth, which does not cut— nothing cuts—but saws off the hair of the beard. If those teeth are / straight, continuous and even, the razor is a good one; and ...