INDEX.

[THE FIGURES IN THIS INDEX REFER TO THE FORMS.]

ABATEMENT,

form of pleas of, 1141, et seq.

ABDUCTION,

under New York Rev. Sts. vol. 2, p. 553, § 25, 200.

Of a white person, under Ohio Stat. p. 51, § 14, 201.

Attempt to carry a white person out of the state, under Ohio

statute, p. 51, § 14, 202.

Kidnapping. Attempt to carry off a black person, under Ohio
statute, p. 51, § 15, 203.

ABORTION,

Production of abortion at common law. First count. By assault
and thrusting an instrument in the prosecutrix's womb, she
being "big, quick, and pregnant," 204.

Second count, averring prosecutrix to be "big and preg-
nant," 205.

Third count, merely averring pregnancy in same, 206.

Assault on a woman with quick child, so that the child was brought
forth dead. (At common law), 207.

Against A. the principal, for producing an abortion by using an
instrument on the person of a third party, and B. an accessary
before the fact, under the English statute, 208.

Administering a potion at common law with the intent to pro-
duce abortion, 209.

Producing abortion in New York, 2 R. S. 550, 551, § 9, 2d ed.
210.

Same in Massachusetts, 210a.

Another form, 2106.

Against accessary before the fact with unknown principal, 210c.
Form used in Philadelphia in 1880, 210d.

ABORTION.-Continued.

Same averring death, 210e.

Administering medicine under the Indiana statute, with intent to
produce abortion, 211.

Attempt to procure abortion by administering a drug, under Ohio
statute, 212.

Conspiracies to commit abortion, 629.

ABUSING JUSTICE,

in discharge of duties, indictment for, 960.
ACCESSARIES,

general requisites of indictments against, 97, note.

Time of trial and venire of, 97, note.

Accessaries before the fact, who, 97, note.

Accessaries after the fact, 97, note.

Principals in first and second degrees, 97, note.
Indictments:

Against accessary before the fact, together with the principal, 97.
Against an accessary before the fact, the principal being con-
victed, 98.

Against accessary after the fact with the principal, 99.

Against an accessary after the fact, the principal being convicted,
100.

Against accessary before the fact generally in Massachusetts, 101.
Indictment against an accessary before the fact, in murder, at
common law, 102.

Against accessaries before the fact in Massachusetts, 103.

Against an accessary for harboring a principal felon in murder, 104.
Against an accessary to a burglary after the fact, 105.
Against principal and accessaries before the fact, in burglary, 106.
Against accessary before the fact to suicide. First count, against
suicide as principal in the first degree, and against party aiding
him as principal in the second degree, 107.

Second count, against defendant for murdering suicide, 108.
Against a defendant in murder who is an accessary before the fact
in one county to a murder committed in another, 109.

[For other forms of indictments against accessaries in homicide,
see post, 132, 156, etc.,] 110.

Larceny. Against principal and accessary before the fact, 111.
Against accessary for receiving stolen goods, 112.

Against accessary for receiving the principal felon, 113.
(See AUTREFOIS ACQUIT.)

ACQUIT.

ADDITION,

how to be set forth, 2, note.

Plea that the defendant has none, 1141, etc.

Plea that the defendant has a wrong one, 1144.
ADULTERATED FOOD,

selling, 759, et seq.

ADULTERY,

requisites of indictment, 995, note.
Indictment for, 995, et seq.

AFFIRMATIONS,

of grand jury, how averred, 12, note.

AFFRAY,

at common law, indictment for, 850.

ALABAMA,

commencement and conclusion of indictment, 65, 66, 67.
Indictments in:

Against principal in first and second degree for mayhem in biting
off an ear, 195.

Maliciously breaking prosecutor's arm with intent to maim him,

197.

Playing at cards, 754.

Keeping a gaming table, 755.

Against overseer for refusing to repair road, 791.

Violation of license laws, 817.

AMBASSADOR,

offences against, 976. (See FOREIGN MINISTER.)

AMENDMENTS,

law as to, 2, note.

ANIMALS,

malicious mischief to, 470, et seq.

APPRENTICE,

killing by hard treatment, 162, etc.

Abuse of, indictment against master for, 914-15.

ARKANSAS,

commencement and conclusion of indictment in, 94, 95, 96.

dangerous, unlawful carrying of, 866, et seq.

ARSENAL OF U. S.,

breach of peace in, indictment for, 857.

ARSON,

general frame of indictment at common law, 389.

Requisites of indictment for, 389, note.

Indictments:

Burning unfinished dwelling-house, under Mass. Rev. Sts. ch.
126, § 5, 390.

Setting fire to a building, whereby a dwelling-house was burnt in
the night-time. Mass. Stat. 1852, ch. 258, § 3, 391.

Burning a dwelling-house in the day-time. Rev. Sts. of Mass.
ch. 126, § 2, 392.

Setting fire to a building adjoining a dwelling-house in the day-
time, whereby a dwelling-house was burnt in the day-time.
Rev. Sts. of Mass. ch. 126, § 2, 393.

Burning a stable within the curtilage of a dwelling-house. Rev.
Sts. of Mass. ch. 126, § 3, 394.

Burning a city hall in the night-time. Rev. Sts. of Mass. ch. 126,
$ 3, 395.

Burning a meeting-house in the day-time. Rev. Sts. of Mass. ch.
126, § 4, 396.

Burning a vessel lying within the body of the county. Rev. Sts.
of Mass. ch. 125, § 5, 397.

Burning a dwelling-house with intent to injure an insurance com-
pany. Rev. Sts. of Mass. ch. 126, § 8, 398.

Setting fire to stacks of hay. Rev. Sts. of Mass. ch. 126, § 6, 399.
Burning a dwelling-house in the night-time. Mass. Stat. 1852,
ch. 259, § 3, 400.

Burning a flouring-mill, under Ohio statute, 401.

Burning a dwelling-house, under Ohio statute, 402.

Burning a boat, under Ohio statute, 403.

Attempt to commit arson.

statute, 404.

Setting fire to a store, under Ohio

Burning a stack of hay, under Ohio statute, 405.

Burning a meeting-house, under Vermont statute, 406.

Burning one's own house, with intent to defraud the insurers,
407.

Burning a barrack of hay, under Pennsylvania statute, 408.

Burning stable, under same, 409.

ASSAULTS,

general form of indictment, 213.

Requisites of indictment for, 213, note.

Common assaults, 213, note.

Cases where battery is no offence, 213, note.

ASSAULTS.—Continued.

Indictments:

Indictment for a common assault, 213.

Assault without battery, 214.

Assault and battery. Massachusetts form, 215.

Information in Connecticut for assault and battery and breach of
peace, with commencement and conclusion, 216.

Assault and battery in New York, with commencement and con-
clusion, 217.

Assault and battery in New Jersey, with commencement and con-
clusion, 218.

Assault and battery in Pennsylvania, with commencement and con-
clusion, 219.

Threatening in a menacing manner, under Ohio statute, 220.

Assault and encouraging a dog to bite, 221.

Assault and tearing prosecutor's hair, 222.

Assaulting the driver of a chaise, and overturning the chaise with
the wheel of a cart, 223.

Assault and beating out an eye, 224.

Assault and riding over a person with a horse, 225.

[For assault on a pregnant woman, see 204, etc.], 226.

Assault by administering cantharides to prosecutor, 227.

Assault by administering chloroform, 1056c.

Assault with intent to kill an infirm person, by throwing him on

the ground and beating him, 228.

For throwing corrosive fluid, with intent, etc., 229.

[See for "assaults with intent," etc., 242, etc., and also, 1046,
etc.], 230.

Assault with beating and wounding on the high seas, 231.

Assault on high seas, by binding the prosecutor and forcing an

iron bolt down his throat, 232.

Stabbing with intent to wound, under Ohio statute, p. 49, § 6, 233.
Shooting with intent to wound, under Ohio statute, p. 49, § 6, 234.
Assault on high seas, with dangerous weapon, 235.

Another form for same, 236.

Same in a foreign port, the weapon being a Spanish knife, 237.
Second count, same as first, charging the instrument differ-
ently, 238.

Third count.

Assault with intent to kill, 239.

Assault and false imprisonment at common law, 240.

Assault and false imprisonment, with the obtaining of five dollars,

241.

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