tory account of themselves; all keepers of bawdy houses and houses of ill fame, or houses for the resort of prostitutes, and persons in the habit of frequenting such houses, not giving a satisfactory account of themselves ; all persons who have no peaceable profession or calling to maintain themselves by, but who do for the most part support themselves by gaming or crime, or by the avails of prostitution, shall be deemed vagrants, loose, idle or disorderly persons within the meaning of this Act, and shall upon conviction before any Stipendiary or Police Magistrate, Mayor or Warden, or any two Justices of the Peace, be deemed guilty of a misdemeanor, and be punished by imprisonment in any gaol or place of confinement other than the Penitentiary for a term not exceeding two months (now six months,) 37 Vict., ch. 43), and with or without hard labour, or by a fine not exceeding fifty dollars, or by both, such fine and imprisonment being in the discretion of the convicting Magistrate or Justices. Sect. 2.-Any Stipendiary or Police Magistrate, Mayor or Warden, or any two Justices of the Peace upon information before them made, that any person hereinbefore described as vagrants, loose, idle and disorderly persons, are or are reasonably suspected to be harbored or concealed in any bawdy-house, house of ill-fame, tavern or boarding-house, may, by warrant, authorize any constable or other person to enter at any time such house or tavern, and to apprehend and bring before them or any other Justice, all persons found therein so suspected as aforesaid.-5 Geo. 4, ch. 83, and 31-32 Vict., ch. 52, Imperial Statutes. Procedures under this Act are regulated by the 32-33 Vict., ch. 31, An Act respecting the duties of Justices of the Peace, out of Sessions, in relation to summary convictions and orders. INDEX PAGE ABETTORS in misdemeanors and in offences punishable on sum- 618 Do. do. do. under the Forgery Act.. 157 Do. do. do. under the Malicious Injuries to Property Act 711 Abandoning child under the age of two years... 260 ABORTION. Attempt to procure... 335 Indictment for woman administering poison to herself with 336 Indictment for administering poison to a woman with intent... 336 336 ABDUCTION of a woman of any age from motives of lucre, &c..... 318 ACCEPTANCE OF A BILL OF EXCHANGE, forging or uttering........ 100 So as to endanger life or inflict grievous bodily harm, or with 255 ..... ADMINISTERING CHLOROFORM with intent to commit offences..... 254 .567-572 ALGOMA, 32-33 Vict., ch. 35, declared in force in the District of. 398 YY PAGE ADMINISTERING VOLUNTARY OATHS. 747 ANIMALS, cruelty to........ ASSAULT on a clergyman in the discharge of his duty... 765 281 Disturbing congregations met for religious worship. On officers, &c., saving wreck.. With intent to commit felony, or on peace officers... Indictment..... Indictment for obstructing a clergyman in the discharge of his Indictment for arresting a clergyman about to engage in the Indictment for assaulting a magistrate on account of the exer- cise of his duty in preserving wrecks..... Indictment for assaulting peace officer in execution of his 281 282 282 283 284 285 285 286 Indictment for an assault in pursuance of a conspiracy to raise With attempt to commit a felony, how justice shall proceed... 294 ARMY AND NAVY, offences relative to Her Majesty's, 32-33 Vict., Indictment for administering poison with intent to murder.... 227 229 To murder by destroying or damaging building with gun- 231 Indictment 231 To murder by setting fire to, or destroying ships. 232 Indictment. 232 To murder by poisoning, shooting, drowning, &c 233 Indictment for attempting to poison with intent.... 234 Indictment for attempting to drown with intent to murder... 235 Indictment for shooting with intent to murder... 236 238 Sheath knife, if carried about the person in any seaport towns 351 or cities of Canada, person charged with same, how tried... 352 233 BAILEES. Larceny by.. BANKERS. Frauds by...... B 404 ..567-570 Indictment against banker for selling or converting goods, &c., BEACONS. Penalty for making vessels fast to Destroying, removing, &c., &c., &c. ... .. BUILDINGS. Setting fire to goods in any, the setting fire of which would be felony Indictment.. 581 701 700 326 327 .327-335 693 422 339 340 .340-343 .298-304 701 702 656 656 653 654 BURIAL GROUND, injuries to statues, monuments in, &c., &c., &c.. 691 Indictment for breaking and entering a church and stealing 505 Indictment for stealing in and breaking out of a church. 506 By breaking out... 506 Punishment 508 Indictment for burglary and larceny to the value of £5 508 509 Indictment for burglary by breaking out 510 Being found by night, armed with intent to break a dwelling- 525 house-breaking Meaning of the word "night" in burglary. Indictment for being found by night armed with intent, &c .... 526 On what buildings burglary can be committed.. 528 490 491 What acts constitute burglary.... 497 The intent necessary in.... 503 The word " burglariously" necessary in indictment for 510 Carnally knowing and abusing a girl under ten years..... 314 315 Attempts to commit the said offences.... 317 CARRIAGE. Doing bodily harm to any person ly furiously driving 279 ... 585 |