GAME-continued.

whether an entry by one in the presence of two others is
sufficient, i. 956, et seq.

what is an entry within the statute, i. 959.

must be shewn to be associated, i. 959.

of the intent to kill game in the close laid in the indict-
ment, i. 960.

the indictment must specify the close, i. 960.

requisites of indictment, i. 961.

joinder of counts, i. 962.

not necessary to disprove consent of owner, i. 963.

taking hares or rabbits in a warren, ii. 310.

GAME KEEPERS,

authority of, to arrest, iii. 81, et seq.

GAMES,

death at dangerous, iii. 178.

prize fight, iii. 179, 180.

cock throwing, iii. 180.
football, iii. 183.

GAMING,

gaming-house a nuisance, i. 741, 743, 746.

cock-pit considered so, and indictable, i. 742.
proceedings against keepers of, i. 743.
place used for betting, i. 745, 746, Add.
resorting to, i. 746, 929 n., Add.

what is a common gaming-house, i. 745, 746.

club at which unlawful games are played, i. 747.

playing at cards, &c., as a recreation, and for moderate sums, no offence, i.
929.

but excessive gaming is, i. 929.

former Acts repealed, i. 929.

playing in gaming-house unlawful, i. 929.

unlawful games, i. 929.

excesssive gaming, i. 930.

cheating at play punishable, i. 930.

tossing for coins, i. 930.

inciting infants to bet, i. 931, et seq.

GAMING-HOUSE,

within Vexatious Indictments Act, i. 2.
plea of autrefois acquit, i. 41.

common indictment for keeping, i. 743.

manner of proceeding on, i. 744, 745.

what is a resorting to, i. 929 n.

GAOL,

setting fire to, ii. 959, 960.

GAOLER,

oppression, &c., by, i. 418.

forcing persons to give evidence, i. 418.

suffering his prisoner to escape, i. 418, 892, 900, et seq.

extortion by, i. 426.

putting prisoners in irons, i. 892 n.

murder by duress of imprisonment by, iii. 132.

confining with a person ill of small-pox, iii. 133.

liability for acts of deputy, iii. 133.

execution of prisoner, iii. 134.

breach of contract by persons employed in supply of, i. 546.

carnally knowing, iii. 237.

on indictment for, may be found guilty of common assault, iii. Add.
procuring defilement of, iii. 246.

aiding and abetting in offence on herself, iii. Add.

GLANDERED HORSE,

offence to bring through streets, i. 275.

GRANARY,

setting fire to, ii. 786.

GRAND JURY,

perjury before, i. 300.

how proved, i. 300.

presentment is not libel, i. 599.

presenting public bridges as out of repair, i. 871.

evidence of what took place before them, iii. 594, 595.

GRAND LARCENY, ii. 122.

GROAT,

meaning of, i. 238.

GUARANTEE,

forgery of, ii. 765.

GUARDIAN,

power of court to appoint under Criminal Law Amendment Act, iii. 245.
under Prevention of Cruelty to Children Act, iii. 289.

GUARDIANS OF UNIONS,

property, how laid, i. 28.

embezzlement by servants of, ii. 350.

to prosecute, when, iii. 293.

to receive children cruelly treated, iii. 289.

GUILTY INTENT,

proof of, by acts not charged in the indictment, ii. 675; iii. 412, 687. See
EVIDENCE.

GUILTY KNOWLEDGE,

evidence of, i. 241.

proof of, by shewing acts of prisoner not charged in indictment, ii. 675; iii.
411.

receiver of stolen goods, iii. 412.

GUNPOWDER. See EXPLOSIVE SUBSTANCE.

mills, when a nuisance, i. 734.

sending by post, ii. 397.

placing in letter box, ii. 397.

manufacturing, to injure property, ii. 778.

possession of, with intent, &c., ii. 778.

destroying house with, any one being therein, ii. 790.

attempting to destroy, ii. 790.

placing, near a ship, with intent, ii. 821.

destroying building with intent to murder, iii. 279.

causing bodily injury by, iii. 300.

causing to explode with intent, &c., iii. 301.

placing near building with intent, &c., iii. 301.
making with intent to commit felonies, iii. 301.
search for, iii. 302.

GUNS,

furnishing foreign state with, i. 254.

H.

HABEAS CORPUS AD TESTIFICANDUM,

how obtained, iii. 639.

HACKNEY-CARRIAGES,

forgery of licences, ii. 758, et seq.

HANDWRITING,

writer himself need not be called, ii. 659, 660.

how proved, iii. 362, 471, et seq.

need not be proved where letters found on prisoner, iii. 423.

comparison of, now allowable, iii. 473.

HARD LABOUR,

under Consolidation Acts, i. 82.

HARE,

killing, i. 947.

taking or killing in a warren, ii. 310.

HAULM,

setting fire to stack of, ii. 967.

HAWKS,

stealing, ii. 247.

HIGH SEAS,

offences on. See VENUE.

murder on, i. 13, 17.

HIGHWAY. See INDEX, Vol. I.

HIGHWAY BOARD,

property of, how laid, i. 29.

HINDERING EXPORTATION OF CORN, i. 291.
HOMICIDE. See MANSLAUGHTER-MURDER.
excusable homicide, iii. 205, et seq.

justifiable homicide, iii. 212.

felonious; the felonious intention in, i. 195 n.

killing in defence of house, iii. 48.

explanation of the rule that a man's house is his castle, iii. 110, et seq. See
ARREST.

pulling down, by persons riotously assembled, i. 566.

what is, for the purposes of burglary, ii. 14, et seq.

housebreaking, ii. 57.

stealing in, with menaces, ii. 60.

to the value of, £5, ii. 63.

breaking into with intent to commit felony, ii. 75.

setting fire to, ii. 900.

with intent to injure, ii. 901.

destroying, &c., with gunpower, ii. 904.

tenants injuring, ii. 763.

what is, for purposes of arson, ii. 960, et seq.

HOUSEBREAKING,

plea of autrefois convict, i. 39, 41.

having implements of, i. 199; ii. 51.

what it is, ii. 57.

breaking and entering a dwelling-house and committing a felony, ii. 57.

HOUSEBREAKING — continued.

with intent to commit felony, ii. 75.

does not extend to buildings within the curtilage, ii. 57.

principals in second degree and accessories, ii. 57.

breaking and entering necessary to constitute, ii. 58.

must be attended with some felony, ii. 58.

dwelling-house, question as to what shall be deemed, same as in bur-
glary, ii. 59.

HOUSE OF COMMONS,

publication of proceedings of, i. 600, 604.

libels against, i. 621.

speeches, &c., not to be divulged in evidence, iii. 596.

journals, proof and defect of, iii. 440.

HOUSE OF LORDS,

libels against, i. 621.

journals, proof and effect of, iii. 440.

HUNTING,

deer, ii. 307.

HUSBAND. See FEME COVERT.

committing rape on wife, iii. 224.

infecting wife, iii. 224.

rape, by personating, iii. 227.

separation order, iii. 318.

incompetency of husband and wife for and against each other, iii. 662, et seq.

See WITNESS.

IDENTITY,

proving previous conviction, i. 71.

proof of, iii. 437, 470.

IDIOTS,

I.

carnal knowledge of, iii. 226, 239, 299.

how far capable of committing crimes, i. 118.

distinction between, and lunatics, i. 119, 120.

proceedings with respect to, i. 139.

disposal of persons found guilty but insane, i. 141.
incompetent as witnesses, iii. 653.

IGNORANCE,

in what cases an excuse for the commission of a crime, i. 160.

ILLITERATE,

reading deed falsely to, ii. 465 n.

IMMATERIAL ALLEGATIONS, iii. 437. See EVIDENCE.

IMPEACHING CREDIT OF WITNESS, iii. 612, et seq. See WITNESS.
IMPORTING,

counterfeit coin, i. 222.

IMPRISONMENT,

commencement of, i. 64, 85.

definition of month, i. 1.

substituted for penal servitude, i. 79.

unlawful, amounts to an assault, iii. 309.

when it includes battery, iii. 310.

IMPROPER RECEPTION OF EVIDENCE, iii. 352.

INCAPACITY TO COMMIT CRIMES. See CAPABILITY

INCITING,

to crime, i. 170, 171.

to riot, i. 557, et seq.

to bigamy, i. 664.

to commit murder, iii. 277, 675.