TREES, larceny of, 201 setting fire to, 274 damaging, &c., 284 TRESPASS, larceny distinguished from, 216 TRIAL, offences interfering with free administration of justice at, 95 place of, 352 time of, 369 modes of, 384: v. PRACTICE. TRIERS, in case of challenge of jurors, 391 TRUSTEE, embezzlement by, 239 TRUTH, of seditious libel, no extenuation, 57 TURNPIKE, destroying gates, bars, &c., 281 U. UNDUE INFLUENCE AT ELECTIONS, 91 UNIVERSITY COurts, 314 UNLAWFUL ASSEMBLIES, 106 UNLAWFUL COMBINATION: v. TRADE; UNLAWFUL SOCIETIES. UNLAWFUL OATHS, 57 voluntary oaths, 86 UNLAWFUL SOCIETIES, 58 UNNATURAL OFFENCE, 182 attempt, 182 assault with intent, 182 UNSEAWORTHY SHIPS, sending to sea, 147 UTTERING COUNTERFEIT COIN, 68 UTTERING, in forgery, 268 the guilty knowledge, 269 V. VAGRANCY, 144 VALUABLE SECURITY, stealing, destroying, obliterating, &c., 202 inducing person by fraud to execute, 246 VALUE OF THING STOLEN, 207 VARIANCE BETWEEN INDICTMENT AND EVIDENCE, 340 VEGETABLE: v. PLANT. VEHICLE: v. DRIVING. VENIRE FACIAS AD RESPONDENDUM, 362 VENUE, 339: v. PLACE. VERDICT, 442 how arrived at and given, 442 of attempt on indictment for complete crime, 443 after previous conviction, 445 VESSEL: v. SHIP. VEXATIOUS INDICTMENTS ACT, 359 VIADUCTS, destroying, &c., 281 VICE-CHANCELLOR'S COURT AT OXFORD AND CAMBRIDGE, 314 VIEW OF FRANK-PLEDGE, 315, n. VIEW OF LOCUS IN QUO BY JURY, 450 VIOLATION OF KING'S WIFE, &c., 49 VIOLENCE, in robbery, 223 VOLUNTARY OATHS, 86 W. WALL, destroying, 282 damaging sea or river, 281 WAR, levying, against the Sovereign, 50 WAR, PRISONER OF, aiding to escape, 78 WAREHOUSE, breaking into, 256 WARRANT, larceny of, 203 WARRANT-Continued. by whom granted, 317 if indictment has been found, 318, 361 if accused is in custody, 319 form of, 320, n. backing, 320 executing, 320 general warrants, illegal, 321 search warrants, 321 bench warrant, 362 in case of person charged with summary offence, 489 to compel attendance of witness, 490 WATER, DEPRIVING OF, by wilfully breaking contract of service, WAY: V. HIGHWAY. WEIGHTS AND MEASURES, false, 248, 249, n., 315 WHARF, stealing from, 221 destroying, 281 WHIPPING, 455 WIFE, when not criminally responsible, 29 as accessory after the fact, 38 cannot steal property of husband, 214 goods of, ownership how laid, 338 cannot be witness against her husband, except in a few cases, 405 WILFUL INJURY: v. MALICIOUS INJURY. WILL, stealing, destroying, &c., 203 forging, 263 WILL, an essential of a crime, 12 contrasted with intention, 12 absence of, exempts from criminal responsibility, 19 WINTER ASSIZES, 302 WITCHCRAFT, 74 WITHDRAWAL FROM PROSECUTION, 450 WITNESS, offences with regard to, 96, 414 WITNESS-continued. contempt of court by, 104 before magistrates, 327 binding over to appear at trial, 328 examination by grand jury, 358 grounds of incompetency fewer now than formerly, 403 forms of incompetency, 403 of accused's consort, 405 of relation of legal adviser, 407 of want of religious belief, 408 objection to competency, when made, 409 knowledge of, 409 disinterestedness of, 410 veracity of, 410 general character of, 411 what questions witness may refuse to answer, 411, 433 number of, 412 accomplices as, 412 attendance of, how secured, 413 production of documents by, 413 consequences of failure to appear, 414 attendance of witness, who is in custody, 414 privilege from arrest, 414 expenses of, 415 ordering out of court, 418: v. EXAMINATION. when a defendant or his consort may be witness, 440, n. WOMEN: v. GIRLS. larceny of, goods in process of manufacture, 220 WORDS, technical, when to be used in indictment, 339 WORKS OF ART, destroying, &c., 285 WORSHIP: v. PUBLIC WORSHIP. WOUNDING, 191 animals, 283 WRECK, assault upon those engaged in preservation of, 195 WRECK-Continued. impeding escape from, 195 WRIT OF ERROR, 468 when it lies, 469 how obtained, 469 judgment affirmed or reversed, 469 WRITING, how proved, 421 best evidence as to, 429 rules as to evidence of, 436: v. EVIDENCE. PRINTED BY BALLANTYNE, HANSON AND CC. |