The Law Magazine and Review: A Quarterly Review of Jurisprudence, Volumes 7-8Saunders and Benning, 1859 - Law |
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Page 146
... Now this vegetable one medical witness hesitated to rank as a poison , because , though it was noxious to the human system , he knew of no case where it had produced death ! So an objection was taken to the 146 Taylor on Poisons .
... Now this vegetable one medical witness hesitated to rank as a poison , because , though it was noxious to the human system , he knew of no case where it had produced death ! So an objection was taken to the 146 Taylor on Poisons .
Page 147
... taken as a precedent for swallow- ing metal substances indiscriminately ; for pieces of metal of much less size and importance are often destructive of life , e . g . , copper coin , needles , and pins . The latter are used especially ...
... taken as a precedent for swallow- ing metal substances indiscriminately ; for pieces of metal of much less size and importance are often destructive of life , e . g . , copper coin , needles , and pins . The latter are used especially ...
Page 148
... taken the precaution of causing it also to swallow some sponge and a piece of wood , to meet the contingency of the pins failing . This excellent woman was tried and acquitted by a Chelmsford jury ! And here we may remark on the ...
... taken the precaution of causing it also to swallow some sponge and a piece of wood , to meet the contingency of the pins failing . This excellent woman was tried and acquitted by a Chelmsford jury ! And here we may remark on the ...
Page 151
... taken ) the metal vessels in which his food is cooked 1 - the food itself by adulteration or error - the paper which brightens his walls , and the atmosphere which he inhales , may all contain latent weapons for his destruction . Poison ...
... taken ) the metal vessels in which his food is cooked 1 - the food itself by adulteration or error - the paper which brightens his walls , and the atmosphere which he inhales , may all contain latent weapons for his destruction . Poison ...
Page 158
... taken by the deceased ; since more or less of the poison may have been removed by violent vomiting and purging , as well as by elimination . But the quantity found free in the stomach and bowels , even after a portion has been thus lost ...
... taken by the deceased ; since more or less of the poison may have been removed by violent vomiting and purging , as well as by elimination . But the quantity found free in the stomach and bowels , even after a portion has been thus lost ...
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