Vol. I. pp. 1-872. Vol. II. pp. 873-1703. BASTARDS—ers, “immed. 4 Appeal ernst zu zrder: time for appealing, 1839. entering into a recognizance, and notice of, 1040. guardians may recover cost of relief of bastard child in certain cases, 1340. BATHS AND WASHHOUSES, commissioners or their officers having custody of accounts refusing examination of same, or extracts to be taken. 0. 1, p. 310. taking fees beyond salary, or being interested in contracts, &c., O. 2, P. $10. bye-laws, offences against, 0. 3, p. 310. BAWDY-HOUSE. See "Disorder?y-H. «se.” BEASTS. See "Larceny." BEER, STRONG. See "Intricating Liquors.” BEERHOUSES. See "Intoxicating Liquors" and "Beerhouses," Chap. III. licensed person permitting wice, spirits, &c. to be brought into house, &c., or consumed there, not being properly licensed, O. 1, p. 312. BEER, TABLE. See "Intericati ig Liquors." BEGGARS. See “Vagrants.” BESTIALITY. See “Sodomy.” BETTING-HOUSES. See "Gaming-Houses.” keeping. O. 1, p. 312. permitting same to be opened, O. 2, p. 312. assisting in conducting the business of such house, O. 3, p. 312. agreeing to pay money on a race, game, sport, &c., O. 4, p. 314. giving any acknowledgment entitling bearer to receive money on a contingency, O. 5, p. 314. advertising betting-houses, O. 6, p. 316. inviting persons to use betting-house, O. 7, p. 316. advertising as to betting, O. 8, p. 316. warrant to enter betting-houses, 1340. BIGAMY, where triable, 24. the offence of, O. 96, p. 1044. exceptions to offence, 1044. BILLIARDS (Special Sessions), as to granting billiard licences, 1188-1189. who may be licensed, 1189, 1190. BIRDS. See “Larceny ;” “Wild Birds Protection." BIRDS, WILD. See "Wild Birds Protection.” BLASPHEMY, publishing blasphemous libels, O. 97, p. 1044. BONA FIDE CLAIM OF RIGHT, duty of justices upon such a claim being set up, 36, 38. BONFIRES. BOOKS, See "Highways." warrant to search for, lost out of a public library, 1341. BOROUGHS. See "Ballot," "Bye-laws,' "Municipal Elections." BOTTLED BEER, SALE OF. See "Intoxicating Liquors." BREAD AND FLOUR, not marking bread made otherwise than with wheat, O. 1, p. 318. adulterating flour, O. 3, p. 318. having ingredients for adulterating, O. 4, p. 320. obstructing search, O. 5, p. 320. wilfully opposing or resisting search, &c., O. 6, p. 320. selling in any other manner than by weight, O. 7, p. 320. using any other than avoirdupois weights, O. 8, p. 320. neglecting to affix a beam and scales, weights, &c., O. 9, p. 322. having or using incorrect or false beams or scales, &c., O. 10, p. 322. carrying out bread without beam and scales and weights, O. 11, p. 322. baking, &c. on a Sunday, O. 13, p. 322. opposing execution of the act, O. 14, p. 322. offences by journeymen, O. 15, p. 324. BRIBERY. See "Elections (Parliamentary),” receiving or offering undue reward to any person whose ordinary BRIDGES, &c. See "Malicious Injuries." BRIDGES, PULLING DOWN, &c. See "Malicious Injuries." BROKER CONVERTING PROPERTY. See "Agents," "Fraudulent BROTHELS, keeping, O. 1, p. 324. permitting thieves to assemble therein, O. 2, p. 324. BUILDERS OF HOUSES. See "Manufactures." Vol. I. pp. 1-872. Vol. II. pp. 873—1703. BUILDING SOCIETIES, fraudulently obtaining or withholding money of building society, O. 1, p. 324. commencing business without obtaining certificate-making default in forwarding returns to registrar-making false returns, O. 3, p. 324. as to, 1341. for what purposes to be formed, rules, &c., 1342. as to disputes, 1342. as to members expelled, 1342. BULL BAITING. See "Cruelty to Animals," "Highways." BUOY, CUTTING AWAY. See "Malicious Injuries.” BURGLARY. the offence of, O. 99, p. 1046. entering a dwelling-house with intent to commit a felony, or being there commits any felony and breaks out of same, O. 100, p. 1046. entering a dwelling-house in the night with intent to commit a felony, O. 101, p. 1046. BURIAL BOARDS, as to, 1343. BURIALS, refusing examination of books, O. 1, p. 326. burying in burial ground, &c. after order of discontinuance, O. 2, p. 326. violating any of the regulations made in council, O. 3, p. 326. removing any body without a licence, O. 4, p. 326. neglecting to observe precautions prescribed, O. 5, p. 326. neglecting to keep register of burials, O. 6, p. 326. BURNING, BY SERVANTS, as to, by negligence or carelessness of, 326. BUTTON MANUFACTURES. See "Manufactures." offences against, O., 328. proof of, 328. C. CANAL BOATS, registration of use of canal boat as dwelling, 1191. local government board to make regulations for registration, &c., 1191. certificate of registry and lettering and numbering of boats, 1192. power of sanitary authority for preventing infectious diseases in canal boats, 1192. authorized persons may enter boat, &c., 1192. education of children dwelling in canal boats, 1193. registration authority, 1193. expenses of sanitary authority, 1194. regulations to be laid before parliament, 1194. illegal detention of certificate of registry, 1194. application of fees under the act, 1194. power of canal company to establish schools, 1195. definitions, 1195. forms, 1196-1214. Vol. I. pp. 1-872. Vol. II. pp. 873-1703. CANAL, DESTROYING WORKS OF. See "Malicious Injuries." CAPITAL PUNISHMENT, as to carrying out, within the prison, 1142. CARNALLY KNOWING FEMALES, carnally abusing a girl under 12 years of age, O. 103, p. 1046. carnally knowing a girl of 12 and under 13 years of age, O. 103, p. 1046. CATTLE, stealing any horse, mare, gelding, colt or filly, or any bull, cow, ox, maliciously killing, maiming or wounding any cattle, O. 107, p. 1048. CATTLE AND ANIMALS. tering." See "Cruelty to Animals,' " "Horse Slaugh- CATTLE AND SHEEP. See "Sheep and Cattle." owner of dogs liable for injuries to cattle and sheep, 1343. protection from stray dogs, 1344. definition of "owner" of dog, 1343. definition of "cattle," 1343. CATTLE DISEASES AND CATTLE PLAGUE. See "Sheep and Cattle." CATTLE PLAGUE. See "Sheep and Cattle." CELLAR DWELLINGS. See "Public Health." CEMETERIES. See "Burials." as to, 1255. damaging cemeteries, O. 1, p. 330. destroying, &c. any monument, tablet, &c., O. 2, p. 330. doing any other wilful damage, O. 3, p. 330. committing nuisance therein (by playing at games, &c.), O. 4, p. 330. disturbing burial service, O. 5, p. 330. committing any other nuisance, O. 6, p. 330. omitting to prepare, &c. annual accounts, O. 7, p. 332. omitting to keep copies of their special act at their office, O. 8, p. 332. Vol. I. pp. 1-872. Vol. II. pp. 873–1703, CHAIN CABLES AND ANCHORS, selling, &c. not duly tested or stamped, O., p. 332. unlawfully stamping, or selling same, O. 108, p. 1048. CHAIRMAN OF BENCH, selection of, 71. provoking to fight or to send a challenge, or sending a challenge, O. 109, p. 1048. CHAMPERTY, EMBRACERY AND MAINTENANCE, as to, 1048. CHEATING. See "Conspiracies," "False Pretences," "Gaming." as to selling by false scales, weights, &c., 1048. CHEQUES. See "Forgery." CHIEF OFFICER OF POLICE, when he may authorize a search for stolen property, 890. CHILDREN (under 12 years of age), summary trial of, for indictable offences, unless objected to by parent or guardian, 200. proceeding under the 42 & 43 Vict. c. 49, as to, 201. as to imprisonment or fine of, 201. as to whipping, 201. CHILDREN'S DANGEROUS PERFORMANCES, employing a child in dangerous performances, 332. CHIMNEY-SWEEPERS AND CHIMNEYS, compelling or allowing any person under 21 years to ascend, &c. s chimney, O. 1, 2, p. 334. making chimney or flue of wrong construction, O. 3, p. 334. employing a child under 10 years in business of a chimney sweeper except on his own premises, O. 4, p. 334. chimney-sweeper allowing a person under 16 to enter premises under certain circumstances, O. 5, p. 334. carrying on business without a certificate, O. 6, p. 336. refusing to give name on application, O. 7, p. 336. refusing to produce certificate, O. 8, p. 336. lending &c. certificate, O. 9, p. 336. making false statements in application for certificate-fabricating certificate-producing fabricated or altered certificate, O. 10, p. 336. CHIMNEYS. See "Chimney-Sweepers and Chimneys.” CHINESE, how Chinese witness to be sworn, 88. |