stealing goods to the value of 10s. exposed in the course of
causing damage to certain articles of or tools

MANUSCRIPT,

290

365, 366

MARE,

375

stealing or killing with intent to steal carcase of
MARRIAGE,

solemnizing unlawfully, of member of the Royal Family

procuring the, of the parent of a bastard

289

52

135

...

possession of, when that of husband

243

248

248, 263

when not an accessory after the fact

offences against the property of

offences by, against the property of her husband

MERCHANDISE MARKS ACT, see "Trade Mark" and "Trade

15

the same after or followed by conviction of felony or a certain
misdemeanor

...

administering or taking, to commit treason or certain felonies...
the like, to engage in mutinous or seditious purposes ...
compulsion how far an excuse for taking certain unlawful
meaning of

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OFFICE,

...

...

64

64

64

106

...

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94

103, 104

292

48

49

293

374

331

294

99.66

Bribery," Election," "Libel,”

Treating,"

“Undue Influence.”

PARLIAMENT, see

PENAL SERVITUDE,

explanation of the term

substituted for transportation

incapacity of person sentenced to

being at large before expiration of sentence of ...

PENTONVILLE, see "Prison."

PERJURY,

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PETITION,

administering, so as to endanger life or inflict grievous bodily

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POST OFFICE-continued.

nuisances in the

soliciting the commission of offence under the Post Office Acts

police supervision on conviction after certain
offences after certain convictions following
stealing certain fixtures, plants, or oysters after certain

PRINCIPAL,

in the first degree, who is

in the second degree, who is
the same in bigamy

in misdemeanor, who is
punishment of, in the first or second degree
in the second degree in coining

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296

121

312

337

128

129

14

15

286

15

PROCESS,

forging of a court of record or serving when forged
the like of a County Court