Airway of a mine, filling up or obstructing, 509; indictment, 509; evidence, 510. Alderney, island of, backing warrants in, 34. Alibi, defence of, under the general issue, 123. Aliens, punishable for crimes in this country, 8; cannot be Alien enemy, killing, except in war, not justifiable, 212. Alteration of instrument, when a forgery, 544; of receipt, a Alternative, offence charged in indictment in, bad, 91. Ambassadors and their servants, in what cases punishable for Amendment of indictment, in what cases, 99; for variance as Animals, live, how stated in indictment, 355; dead, how Aniinals feræ naturæ, when the subject of larceny, 362, 363. 381. Answer in equity, how proved, 143; in ecclesiastical court, Answer in equity, stealing, obliterating or destroying it, 397; Appeal to the criminal appeal court, 194 the court and its Appearance, 102. Appeal at sessions, perjury in evidence given in, how proved, Application for money taken from defendant, 167; to post- pone trial; 166; to have the witnesses out of court, 167. Apprehension under a warrant, 30 warrant in what Apprehension under warrant upon indietment, 104, Apprehension, costs of, in what cases allowed, 189; order for Apprentices, assaulting, 290; indictment, 290; evidence, 291. Argument on writ of error, 201. Arming, to suppress a riot, 24, 25. Armed, at night, with intent to break into a dwelling-house, Armed, how, in night poaching, 408. Armed assemblies, to assist in smuggling, 583; indictment, Arraignment, how, 108; how, if defendant be insane, 4; Array, challenge of, 163; form of it, 164; how tried, 163. Artifice, obtaining possession of goods by, with felonious in- Articles of war, how proved, 145. Asportavit, in larceny, what sufficient, 362. 379. Assault and battery, 282; indictment, 282; evidence, 282; harm, 284; indictment, 284; evidence, 284. Assault to prevent apprehension, 290. 30; indictment, 290; Assault upon apprentices or servants, 290; indictment, 290; Assault, with intent to commit a felony, 285.630; indictment, Assault upon a gamekeeper, 288; indictment, 288; evidence, Assault, indecent, 313; indictment, 313; evidence, 314. ing wreck, 286; indictment, 286; evidence, 286. Assault upon peace officers or revenue officers, 287; indict- Assault with intent to commit a rape, 308; indictment, 308; Assault with intent to rob, 425, 629; indictment, 425; evi- Assault with an attempt to commit an unnatural offence, 310; Assignment of errors, 200. Assignment of perjury, 600; how proved, 605. 155. Assistance, what, makes a person accessory after the fact, 17. Assuming false name, and drawing bills, &c., in it, forgery, Asylum, lunatic, criminal lunatics sent to, 5, Asylum, lunatic, for county, goods belonging to, how laid in Attempt to commit felony or misdemeanor, 628. 15. 20. 94; Attempt carnally to know a girl between ten and twelve, 315. Attempt to drown, 276; indictment, 276; evidence, 276. Attempt to obtain goods by false pretences, 472; indictment, Attempt to set fire to buildings, ships, mines, stacks, &c., Attempt to administer poison, 258; indictment, 258; evi- Attempt to fire at or do injury to the Queen, 569; indictment, Attempt to commit a rape, 308; indictment, 308; evidence, Attempt to rob, 425. 029; indictment, 425; evidence, 426. Attempt to shoot, with intent to murder, 272; indictment, Attempt to shoot, with intent to do grievous bodily harm, 274. Attempt to commit an unnatural offence, 310; indictment, 310; evidence, 310. Attendance of witnesses, how compelled, 156, Attorney selling or converting valuable securities entrusted to Avenue, trees, shrubs, &c., growing in, destroying or damag- Auterfois acquit, plea of, in what cases, 111; form of the Auterfois convict, or attaint, plea of, 114; evidence, 123. B. Backing warrants, 33; form of the indorsement, 34; pro- Bail, 55. 52: in treason, 55; in felony and certain misde→ Bail in error, 200. Bailee, larceny by, 382. 384, 385. 387. Servant, not bailee, Bailee, goods in larceny laid to be the property of, 358. Bank, entry in the books of, how proved, 147. Bank notes, and banker's notes, described as money, 357.90. making or having, 555; Bankers' notes, forging, 555; making, using, or having paper Bankers selling or converting securities, &c., entrusted to them Banker's clerk, larceny by, 387. Banks of rivers or sea banks, breaking down, and overflowing Bankrupt, offences by, venue, 74. Bankruptcy, proceedings in, how proved, 144. Baptisms, registers of, evidence, 145. Barge, stealing from, on a navigable river, &c., 437; indict- ment, 437; evidence, 438. Barking trees, 506; indictment, 506; evidence, 506. Barn, setting fire to, 485; indictment, 485; evidence, 486: Baronet, a name of dignity, and parcel of the name, 78. Barrister, privilege of, as a witness, 153. Bastard, how named in indictment, 79, 80, 81. ད་་་་ Battery, 282; indictment, 282; evidence, 282; battery, what, 283. Battery and robbing, punishment, 424. Begin, right to, in a criminal trial, 123. Beginning to demolish a house, church, &c., 494; indictment, 1 Bench warrant, in what cases, 103; form of it, 104.- Berwick, Northumberland the next adjoining county to, 64. Bestiality, 311; indictment, 311; evidence, 311. Bet, pretended, larceny by, 377. Bigamy, 610; indictment, 610; venue, 74; evidence, 610. Bill of exceptions, does not lie in a criminal case, 171. Binding prosecutors and witnesses, by recognizance, 47. 52. Black cawke or black lead, stealing from mines, 415; indict- Blank bank notes, making, having, or using, 555. Blank warrant, bad, 242. Boat, stealing from, on a navigable river, 437; indictment, Bodily harm, assault and doing, 284; indictment, 284; evi- Bodily harm, grievous, causing gunpowder to explode, with Bodily harm, grievous, throwing corrosive fluid at or on a Bodily harm, grievous, engines calculated to inflict, setting, Bodily harm, grievous, inflicting, 268; indictment, 268; evi- Bodily harm, grievous,. shooting or attempting to shoot, with |