... removed (if required) from nny Small Instru- ment, by virtue of PACKWOOD's Superior RAZOR STRAP, more particularly adapted to give a delectable smooth edge to a RAZOR or PENKNIFE, to shave to admiration. — As little credit may be given fo this information ...

... his throat cut, and a razor about two yards from the ?? deceased was quite drad, but not ?? blood was then runniing atid frothing out of ?? neek. He did not appear to have struggled with any per- sun, hut had his hatds quite straight down by his side. Thc ...

... Informant says he picked up the razor and put it upon the table ; the razor was bloody. -Sellis was quite dead when he camne into the room, but not cold. There was no appearance of Sellis having struggled; hishands were straight down, and the blood all in ...

... lar magnificence. There are tive large rooms o nt a floor. Tlhe drawing roomis are sinigularly well constructed, forminig a straight line, and having the nddition of mir- i ors fr om tlie ceiling to the tloor, besides nuinerotis, chan- deliers of thec cleare~st ...

... Gentoa and' Leghorn, vwhich I shall for. ,ward by-this post. ^ ' DESCRIPcIONoNs TEMIPiRA-AT' - A brig, long, low, and straight: sheared, yellow sides, apparently pierced for 16 guns, no figure head,-.her sterni black,' with two cahbiu windows; Jas ...

... to which iI replied,' If you touch me, Ihavaopiesto, . nd -Idl-shootyou.' Whilst speaking, lie made a kind of thrust, or straight for- tward blow at me, which I parried off with my umbrella, atd he again repeated he would blow my brains out, It I said ...

... , corner es of Whiichlart Yard, Drury Lane, in a lit of delirium, Put an elld to his ?? by cutting his throat with c of a razor. His wife was in bed withl )him at thle thime he u A- perpetri.td thle dreadful deed, and was awoke by the no0ise of thel ...

... I made all play, and redched: :Arbiirfield Cblirchi-yard io :one hollir aud three mionites.,a distance of 13 tiles, in a straight direction. Capt. Pete0's lost by six minutes, and Mr. Roebotltom's horse fell, and he was thrown ou t. . From a return of ...

... shaved, without coat or waistcoat, and with a razor in his hand. He saw a fellow in tile passage, who had entered by picking the lock, of the street-door. On seeing Mason he ran off, but the latter pursued him razor in hand, and calling out stop thief! Thie ...

... wrong. He had lately been at Brigihtot,., but got lorse. I-le drank *freely', iiid was irritable. Witpless, had often 'put razors atii other irtstrunients of 'destruction rout ot' his Wavy, fearing he might kill himself. 'His skull' a was ?? Wvhen a youth ...

... and fired it at his wife, who was passing along the street, which took off one of her arms above the elboO. He then took a razor and cut his own throat, which he survived abdut two hours. Mr. Steele and his wife had lived unhappily t6gether for some time ...

... i'ving- hi your I town of the name of Happystone, or some much name. T I dwish you wouirl catch him for me, and ship him straight off t by the ftrst vessel. He has got my poor old utcld Quasbabunny ' . working for him as a slave in Demerara. He makes ...