HIS MAJESTY'S ATTORNEY GENERAL.

HIS MAJESTY'S SOLICITOR GENERAL.

MARSHAL S. BIDWELL, Esq. Barrister at Law, and Speaker of the Honorable the House of Assembly.

W. H. DRAPER, Esq. Barrister at Law, and Reporter of the K. B. ROBERT BALDWIN SULLIVAN, Esq. Barrister at Law, &c. Mayor of the City of Toronto.

W. B. JARVIS, Esq. Sheriff of the Home District.

ROBERT BALDWIN, Esq. Barrister at Law.

CLARK GAMBLE, Esq. Barrister at Law, Solicitor to the Bank of Upper Canada.

SIMON WASHBURN, Esq. Barrister &c., C. P. of the Home District. JOHN POWELL, Esq. Barrister at Law.

JOHN G. SPRAGGE, Esq. Barrister at Law.

JOHN BELL, Esq. Barrister at Law.

CHARLES RICHARDSON, Esq. Barrister at Law.
JOHN OGILVY HATT, Esq. Barrister at Law.
J. H. SAMSON, Esq. Barrister at Law.
ALLAN N. MCNAB, Esq. Barrister at Law.

Doctor Dunlop,-Goderich
J. B. Ewart,-Dundas
Robert Berrie,-Hamilton
John Inglis,-Guelph
William Holme,-Brantford
William McKay,-Nelson
John J. Lane,-Salt fleet
John Law,-Hamilton
John Secord,-Barton
Thomas Tyfe,-Esquesing
Hugh Wilson,-Saltfleet
Charles Kennedy,-Esquesing
James Hamilton,-Flamboro' West
George Chisholm,-Flamboro' East
John Aickman, jun.—Ancaster
Michael Aickman,-Hamilton
John Haycock,-Ancaster
John Chisholm,-E. Flamboro'
Richard Beasley,-Hamilton G. D.
James Racey,-Mount Pleasant,
Brantford

Hiram Smith,-Wellington Square
Matthew Crooks,-Ancaster-Esqr's.

Daniel Lewis,-Saltfleet

Andrew T. Kerby,-W. Flamboro'
Thomas D. Campbell,-Brockville
Paul Glasford,-Brockville
Robert Edmondson,-Brockville
John L. Read, -Merrickville,
Terence Smith,-Merrickville
B. R. Clinch,-Merrickville
Henry Burritt,-Merrickville
J. Woods,-Sandwich
Charles Eliot,-Sandwich
Quarter Sessions,-Sandwich
John Prince,-Sandwich
Matthew Elliot,-Amherstburg
Charles Fortier,-Amherstburg
John Lister, Darlington
William Warren,-Darlington
John Scott, Darlington
Lewis Stiles, Darlington
James Pringle,-Cornwall
Hugh McGillis,-Williamstown
Alexander Fraser,-Williamstown,

Glengarry-Esquires.

Bartholomew Carley,-Brockville

S. Morris,-Maitland
Andrew N. Buell,-Brockville
A. Jones,-Prescott

Philip S. Massen,-Brockville
John Reid,-Brockville
Joseph Goff,-Brockville
Walter Atkin,-Brockville
Ormond Jones,-Brockville
Samuel Reynolds,-Brockville
Joseph K. Hartwell,-Brockville
T. O. Campbell,-Brockville
J. L. Schofield,-Smith's Falls

P. D. Fraser,-Brockville

W. N. Bottum,-Kemptville

J. Beard,
James Skinner,
E. Turner,
E. Jackson,
Norman Perry,
William Juigly,
John Taylor,
J. Robinson,
Hugh Hiney,
J. Iredale,
Samuel Sinclair,
John Lea,

Samuel Weymouth,
J. Patterson,
John Wagstaff,
James Macfarlane,
John Baty,

William Hurmans,
G. H. Reade,-Perth
John Ferguson,—Perth
J. B. Lewis,-Richmond
R. Matheson,-Perth
Geo. Baker,-Bytown
Geo. Lyon, Richmond
D. McKinnon,-Bytown
J. McKay,-Perth

Andrew Buchanan,-McNab
James Mills,-Richmond Hill

Alexr. McKechanie,-Richmond Hill
John Taylor, Toronto (Township)
Thomas Luard,-Goderich

E. C. Taylor,-Goderich

William R. Loucks,-Smith's Falls Newton Bosworth,-Yonge Street

J. S. Murrim,-Prescott

H. Norton,-Prescott

Alexander M. McMillan,-Prescott

Henry Burritt,-Kemptville

Freeman Hurd,-Kemptville

William Kay,-Kemptville
William McQueen,-Johnstown
W. Chisholm,-Oakville
William Hooper,- Nelson
B. McCoy, Nelson
Joseph Ireland,- Nelson
Wm. Crysler,-Nelson
A. Davis,-Nelson
George Chisholm,--Nelson
M. Shourins,-Oakville

J. II. Mackenzie,-Grand River
W. J. Sumner,- Oakville
George Brown,-Trafalgar
George Brown,-Oakville
William McPherson,-Oakville
Wm. Taylor,-Toronto (Township)
Robert Harding,-Toronto (Humber)
Thomas Moore,-Esquires.

Daniel Griffin,-Whitby
J. C. Green,-Stamford

Thomas Carfrae,-Toronto City
A. Barker,-Markham

H. McQuarie,-Vaughan
John Nelson,

Ogden Creighton,-Clifton, (Falls

Niagara)

William Hepburn,-Toronto
F. T. Billings,-Toronto
A. Gilkinson,-Toronto
Philip Low, Toronto
Ogle R. Gowan,-Leeds

Richard H. Thornhill,-Toronto
Admiral Vansittart,-Woodstock
Alexander Hamilton,-Toronto

Boyer,-Lobo
Young, Caradoc

R. J. Hawke,-Adelaide
B. B. Brigham,
Archibald Petrie,-Clarence
John Smith,-Paris

Riddel,-Brantford-Esquires.

A TABLE

OF THE GENERAL QUARTER SESSIONS.

HOME DISTRICT.-At Toronto, on Tuesday in the week next after the several Terms.

EASTERN DISTRICT.-At Cornwall, on the 4th Tuesday in January and April, and 2nd Tuesday in July and October.

OTTAWA DISTRICT.-At Longuiel, on the 3rd Tuesday in January and April, June and September.

BATHURST DISTRICT.-At Perth, on the 3rd Tuesday in March, September and December, and the 2nd Tuesday in June.

JOHNSTOWN DISTRICT.-At Brockville, on the 3rd Tuesday in February and May, and 2nd Tuesday in August and November.

MIDLAND DISTRICT.-At Adolphustown, on the 4th Tuesday in January, and 2nd Tuesday in July; at Kingston, on the 4th Tuesday in April, and 2nd Tuesday in October.

NEWCASTLE DISTRICT.-At Amherst, on the 2nd Tuesday in January, April, July and October.

PRINCE EDWARD DISTRICT.-At Picton, on the 1st Tuesday in January, April, July and October.

GORE DISTRICT.-At Hamilton, on the 2nd Tuesday in January, April, July and October.

NIAGARA DISTRICT.-At Niagara, on the 2nd Tuesday in January, April, July and October.

LONDON DISTRICT.-At London, on the 2nd Tuesday in January, April, July and October.

WESTERN DISTRICT.-At Sandwich, on the 2ud Tuesday in January, April, July and October.

THE

MAGISTRATE'S MANUAL.

ACCESSORY.

AN ACCESSORY is one guilty of Felony, not as a principal but by participation, command, advice or concealment. In high treason there can be no accessories, as all concerned are considered principals: so in petit larceny, misdemeanor, or inferior crimes of the like nature, under the degree of felony, there can be no accessories. The mere concealment of a felony intended to be committed, does not render the concealer an accessory. It is only misprision of felony. 2 Haw. c. 29. § 23.

There are accessories before and after the fact.

An Accessory before the fact is, as Hale defines it, one who being absent at the time the crime is committed doth procure, counsel, or advise the commission of it; and his absence is necessary to constitute him an accessory.

Accessories after the fact, are those who knowing the felony to have been committed by another, receive, relieve, comfort or assist, the felon. 1 Hale. 618.

But if others accompany the principal to commit a felony, and keep within hearing, or upon watch, all are in such case, deemed principals. 2 Haw. c. 29. § 7. 8.

A wife cannot be accessory to her husband, either before or after the fact, unless she be any way guilty of procuring him to commit the felony. 2 Haw. 320.

Anciently, the accessory could not be tried unless the principal were attainted; 3 Ed. 1. c. 14; but by the 1 Ann. c. 9. § 1. If the principal be convicted, or stand mute, or challenge above twenty of the Jury, the accessory may be tried as if the principal had been attainted.

By the 29 G. 2. c. 30. The buyer or receiver of stolen lead, iron, copper, brass, bell metal or solder, may be convicted altho' the principal had not been, and shall be transported for fourteen

years.

And now by 3 W. 4 c. § 12. Accessories before the fact, to any capital offence, shall suffer death.

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