... lying on the bed dressed, except as to his coat, waistcoat, and shoes, with his head nenrly severed from his body, and a razor, the instrument of his swicide, beside him, The body was %-'i!e dead, and to appoarance had been so formany mtinutes before ...

... them the inexpressible pleasure keeping their razors in the highest possible order for use, by the simply operation stropping only, which most gentlemen readily perform, though few know how to set a razor upon hone; and these articles possessing superlatively ...

... a journeyman biscuit baker residing in the vicinity of the Loudon Docks, found weltering in her blood, her throat cut, and razor clasped in her hand.—Mr. T. Ashley, a gentleman at the head of a large factory in Spitalfields, hung himself in his hired lodgings ...

... on the charge of murdering her daughter. At eleven o'clock the unhappy woman was placed at the bar; she was secured with straight waistcoat, having behaved extremely violently during the night,, and attempted to choak herself by twisting her long hair ...

... but a second time fell, and this decided the race at once*he was seen no morein it. Captain Ross, on the contrary, made a straight-forward course across the country, to the winning point ; and, having it all his own way, cleared s leaps, and won, of course ...

... with granular h-iur-glass shaped lumcur three-eighths of inch iv length, from which the horn abruptly rises. After grow-ng straight and three-quarters, tt takes a spiral dii-action, and has completed nearly circular turn and a half ho/faontaily the diameter ...

... observed her standing before the glass, with a razor in her band, exclaiming, I shall cut it,” and drawing the instrument across her throat as if in the act He instantly Jumped out bed, and seizing the razor, took away from her, without her having inflicted ...

... to make an examination of his body after death. Lord Goderich will be a popular Minister. He is a frank, honest, sincere, straight-forward English Gentleman, of a clear head and sound heart. His eloquence is, in its prominent features, analogous to his ...

... discovered stretched on his bed, a razor lying near him, one ami extended over basin placed on the floor, the blood copiously streaming into the vessel from two wounds which be had inflicted evidently with the razor, and by which the principal arteries ...

... weltering iu lns blood, which was then fiowin,l profusely from several dreadful @ashes which he had inflicted on each arm with a razor. Five small phials which had contained laudanum were found by his bed side, and it was evident he had swallowed the contents—about ...

... having been eft on the latch, and hearing his sister in conversatioi with some one the parlour, did not near them but went straight up stairs Mrs. Pemberton afterwards called out two or three times to her daughter, ask her whether she was not coming l»ed ...

... taken off his coat, waistcoat, and neckerchief, which he hung upon bush, he went into the shrubbery and cut his throat with a razor: he shortly afterwards expired. An inquest was held on his body the following day, and a verdict returned of temporary insanity ...