Vol. I. pp. 1–872. Vol. II. pp. 873–1703. ACCESSORIES, as to indictable offences, 884. before the fact, 884, 885. after the fact, 885. how to be indicted, 885. within Admiralty jurisdiction, 886. ACCESSORY, in summary proceedings may be joined with principal, 146. as to bailing before or during examination, 936-939. not entitled to copies of depositions on remand or dismissal, 938. observations of, during examinations to be taken down, 953. defence of, and examination of his witnesses upon indictable charges, depositions of witnesses to be read to him, 956. when justices to discharge or commit him for trial, 956. caution to be given to him before making his statement, 956-958. restoration of property to, 967. notice to be given to him of fresh evidence, 968. removal of, for trial at Central Criminal Court, 969. ACTION AGAINST JUSTICES. See "Justices." as to, and its peculiarities, 40-48. ADJOINING COUNTIES, when justices of the one may act in the other, 17, 18. ADJOURNED EXAMINATION, when examination may be adjourned, 952. taking additional evidence upon adjournment, 952. ADJOURNMENT, of information and complaint on the ground of variance, 139, 140. as to, upon summary proceedings, 169, 170. ADJUDICATION, upon a summary hearing, 181-196. ADMINISTERING POISON. See "Poison." ADMIRALTY. See "Piracy;" " "Sea, Offences at." as to offences within the jurisdiction of, 22. uttering false petitions, &c. for pay, &c., O. 1, 2, p. 282. uttering false petitions, certificates, &c. to sustain claim to pay, wages, personating any person entitled to pay, wages, prize money, &c., O. 17, p. 1018. (Petty Sessions): acquisition of lands, 1314. special act, 1315. recovery of possession of land from tenants, 1315. Vol. I. pp. 1-872. Vol. II. pp. 873-1703. ADMISSION OF FACTS, as to, on hearing of charge of an indictable offence, 944. ADULT, provisions as to, when dealt with summarily, 997. summary trial of, with consent under the 42 & 43 Vict. c. 49..203, 204. ADULTERATION, 66 of bread, O. 2, p. 318. of flour, O. 3, p. 318. having ingredients for adulteration, O. 4, p. 320. ADULTERATION OF FOOD AND DRUGS, mixing, &c. with intent to sell, O. 1, p. 284. selling any such article, O. 2, p. 284. mixing drugs with injurious ingredients with intent to sell same, O. 3, selling any such drug, O. 4, p. 286. selling food and drugs not of the proper nature, substance and quality, certificate of analyst prima facie evidence, 286. defendant and his wife eligible witnesses, 286. power of justices to have articles analysed, 286. defendant may prove that he is protected by exemption or provision, 289. defendant to be discharged if he prove that he bought the article in the costs to be paid to defendant in certain cases, 289. selling compound articles of food or drugs not composed in accordance abstracting any part of an article before sale and selling without notice, refusing to sell an article to an officer for analysis, O. 8, p. 290. label, giving a false one on sale of an article, O. 9, DULTERATION OF SEEDS, p. 290. killing, or causing to be killed, seeds, or dyeing seeds, or selling any procedure, 290. p. 290. DVERTISING BETTING-HOUSES, OR AS TO BETTING, offences as to, O., p. 316. FFIDAVIT, of justices when their decision is called in question, 51. FFRAY, two or more persons fighting in a public place to the terror of people, O. "after cause of complaint arose," 256. meaning of, 256. bankers, solicitors, &c. entrusted with money, &c. with directions in being entrusted with any chattel, or power of attorney, &c. selling, &c. definitions of terms "entrusted," "advance," &c., 1018. Vol. I. pp. 1-872. Vol. II. pp. 873-1703. AGENTS continued. factor, &c. entrusted with goods or documents of title, making consign- without authority accepting advance of money on such goods, &c., 0. clerk or other person wilfully assisting in making such consignment, &c., AGRICULTURAL GANGS, acting as gangmaster without a certificate, O. 2, p. 292. gangmaster violating condition of his licence as to the distance children offences by gangmaster, O., p. 292. licences to gangmaster-appeal against refusal, 1315. fees in respect of licences, 1316. AIDERS AND ABETTORS, as to, 145. of offences punishable upon summary conviction, O., 294. as to court of, 68. ALEHOUSE. See "Intoxicating Liquors.” ALIENS, master of vessel not making declaration of number of aliens on board, alien neglecting to present passport to officer of customs or make declara- any person making false declaration, &c., O. 3, p. 294. obtaining certificate from officer under false name, &c., O. 4, p. 294. as to crimes committed in this country by, 883. registration of aliens, 1316. Naturalization Acts, 1870..1317. (1.) Status of aliens in the United Kingdom: capacity of an alien as to property, 1317. power of naturalized aliens to divest themselves of their status in certain how British-born subjects may cease to be such, 1319. alien not entitled to a jury de medietate linguæ, 1319. (2.) National status of married women and infant children : (3.) Expatriation: capacity of British subjects to renounce allegiance to her Majesty, 1829. (4.) Naturalization and resumption of British nationality : certificate of re-admission to British nationality, 1322. (5.) Form of oath of allegiance : as to, 1322. (6.) Regulations as to evidence: the regulations, 1323. (7.) Secretary of State's regulations as to forms and registrations of declaratus, and as to taking oaths of allegiance: regulations as to registration, 1323. regulations as to oath of allegiance, 1324. general regulations of Secretary of State, 1325. Vol. I. pp. 1-872. Vol. II. pp. 873–1703. ALKALI WORKS, workman violating any of the special rules, O. 1, p. 294. offence not to be stated in the alternative in an information, 148. AMENDMENTS, orders or judgments on appeal or return to certiorari may be amended, ANATOMY. See "Dead Bodies.” ANGLING IMPLEMENTS, as to seizing, 539, n. ANIMALS, cruelty to. See "Cruelty to Animals." APOTHECARY. See "Medical Practitioners." APPEAL. See "Special Case." against decisions of justices, 61. in what cases it lies, 251. when case stated under 20 & 21 Vict. c. 43, the right of appeal aban- form of notice, 257. statement of grounds of appeal, 257. as to frivolous grounds of appeal, 257. amendment of, by sessions, 257. to whom and by whom notice of appeal to be given, 257. as to recognizance to prosecute appeal, 258. as to suspension of execution pending an appeal, 258. stating case for superior court after notice of appeal, 259, 260. APPEALS, appeals under The Summary Jurisdiction Act, 1879 (42 & 43 Vict. APPEALS (UPON CONVICTIONS, &c.), Animals, cruelty to. See "Cruelty to Animals." Arsenic, 312. Vol. I. pp. 1-872. Vol. II. pp. 873-1703. APPEALS (UPON CONVICTIONS, &c.)-continued. Cruelty to animals, 384. Dealers in old metals, 391. Dissenters-under 32 Geo. 3, c. 155..395. Distress, 397. Explosive substances, 407. Gaming Houses, 459. Gas measures, 468. Habitual drunkards, 475. Harbours, docks and piers, 476. Hawkers and pedlars, 863. Highways, 483, 499, 1239, 1424. Malicious mischief, 555. Manufacturers, 561, 565. Markets and fairs, 569. Master and servant, 572, 574. Merchant shipping, 581, 1571. Mines (coal, &c.), 623. (metalliferous), 629. Municipal election-personating, &c. voter, 635. Pawnbrokers, 653. Police of towns, 672. Poor, 681, 682, 693. Public health, 700. Railways, 723, 725. Refreshment houses, 735. Registration, 737. Sheep and cattle (cattle plague), 665. Ships' passengers, 758. Stage plays, 767. Towns improvement, 768. Trades unions, 779. Turnpike roads, 784. Volunteers, 829. Waterworks for towns, 831. Weights and measures, 836. (Special Sessions): Poor (appointment of overseers), 1304. (against rates or union assessments, at special sessions), 1305. (against decision of special sessions), 1309. Theatres, 1313. Agricultural gangs, 1315. Bastardy, 1339. Lunatics, 1483. Obscene books, 1524. Pawnbroker's certificate, 1526. Pedlar's certificate, 1530. Poor-order of removal, 1542. Public health, 1565. |
