BANKS OF ENGLAND AND IRELAND-continued.
clerks, &c., making out false dividend warrants, 220
forging the notes or bills of, 224

purchasing or receiving forged bank notes, &c., 225

making paper with "Bank of England" or "Bank of
Ireland" in it, or with waving bar lines, or selling, &c.,
such paper, 225

engraving, &c., plates for making notes of Bank of England
or Ireland, or having such plates, &c., or uttering such
paper, 227

engraving on plates numbers, devices, &c., of notes, &c., 228
search for notes and instruments for forging, 253

BANK,

deposit in, stealing, &c., securities for 70, 89

BANK NOTES,

forgery of the notes or bills of the bank of England or Ireland,
or of any other bankers, 224

purchasing or receiving forged bank notes, 225

are valuable securities, 70

larceny of, 89

search for, 253

BANK POST BILL,
forging, 224

BANK, WALL, or DAM,

of sea, river, canal, drain, reservoir, pool or marsh, damaging
or destroying, whereby lands or buildings are overflowed,
182

maliciously removing piles, &c. used for securing any such
bank, wall, or dam, 183

BANKER,

embezzling money or securities intrusted to him, with a
written direction, 124

or goods, &c., or power of attorney intrusted to him
for safe custody, 124

fraudulently selling property intrusted to him for safe cus-
tody, 127

BAPTISM,

register of, forgery, &c. of entry in, 244

BARGE,

larceny from, in river, canal, &c., 113

BARN,

setting fire to, 162

rioters demolishing, 168

injuring, 169

BATTERY. See ASSAULT.

BEAST,

the subject of larceny, killing with intent to steal, 78
ordinarily kept in confinement or for any domestic purpose,
and not the subject of larceny, stealing, 84

killing with intent to steal, 84

any such beast or its skin may be restored to the owner, 85
person having possession thereof, knowing it to have been
stolen, liable to summary conviction, 85

maliciously killing, maiming, or wounding any beast not
being cattle, but being either the subject of larceny, or
ordinarily kept in confinement or for any domestic pur-
pose, 192

BIGAMY,

marrying another at any place during the life of the former
husband or wife, 54

exceptions:

1. where second marriage is out of England and
Ireland by a person not a British subject, 54

2. where husband or wife has been absent for seven
years and not known to be living, 54

3. divorce à vinculo matrimonii, 54

4. where fist marriage has been declared void, 54
offender may be tried where apprehended or in custody, 54

BILL OF EXCHANGE,

stealing, &c., 70, 89

forging, 233

causing to be executed by force, 104

by fraud, 136

BILL OF LADING,

stealing, &c., 69, 89

BIRD,

ordinarily kept in confinement or for any domestic purpose,
and not the subject of larceny, stealing, 84

killing with intent to steal, 84

any such bird or its plumage may be restored to the owner, 85
person having possession thereof, knowing it to have been
stolen, liable to summary conviction, 85

maliciously killing, maiming, or wounding any such bird, 192

BOAT,

stealing from, in port, river, canal, &c., 113
BODILY INJURY,

causing, with intent to murder, 25

attempting to cause with like intent, 27

with intent to maim, disfigure, &c., 31

to prevent apprehension or detainer, 31

inflicting with or without a weapon, 32

causing gunpowder to explode with intent to cause, 36
placing gunpowder near buildings with like intent, 37
setting spring guns with like intent, 37

drivers of carriages causing, 41

causing to any apprentice or servant, 34
See CORPORATE.

BODY CORPORATE.

pulling down or destroying, whether over a stream of water
or not, so as to render the same dangerous, 184

BROKER,

for conveying minerals from mines, 180

embezzling money or securities intrusted to him with a
written direction, 124

or goods, &c., or power of attorney intrusted to him for safe
custody, 124

BUILDING,

placing gunpowder near with intent to do bodily harm, 37
destroying with gunpowder with intent to murder, 26

setting fire to, 163, 164

demolishing with gunpowder, 167

rioters demolishing, 168

injuring, 169

BUILDING WITHIN THE CURTILAGE,

breaking into and committing any felony, or committing any
felony in and breaking out, 108

BULL,

stealing, or killing with intent to steal, 77, 78

BULL-continued.

maliciously killing, 192

BUOY AND BUOY ROPE,

removing, destroying, or concealing, 197

BURGLARY,

punishment of, 106

breaking out of house in the night, 106
night from nine P.M. till six A.M., 72
what buildings are part of the house, 107

BURIAL,

register of, forging, altering, &c., 244

obstructing minister in performing service of, 41
See ARSON.

BURNING.

C.

CALENDAR MONTH,

invariably meant by "month" in these Acts, 2

CANAL,

stealing from vessels on, 113

breaking down bank, dam, wall, quay, lock, sluice, floodgate,
&c., 182

removing piles and other materials used to secure the bank,
wall, or dam of, 183

opening floodgates or sluice of, or doing any other injury
to, 183

setting fire to building belonging to, 163

CANNEL COAL,

stealing from mine, 98

CARNALLY KNOWING,

girl between ten and twelve years of age, 50
under ten years of age, 50

attempting to commit those offences, 50

CARNAL KNOWLEDGE,

of baptism, burial, or marriage, forging, altering, &c., 244

CERTIORARI,

taken away by Offences against Person Act, 64

CHAPEL.

Larceny Act, 152

Malicious Injuries Act, 210

Coin Act, 284

See SACRILEGE, ARSON.

rioters demolishing, 168

injuring, 169

CHEAT. See FALSE PRETENCES.

CHEQUE,

upon a banker, forging, altering, &c., crossing of, 235

CHILD,

abandoning or exposing, 35

carnal knowledge of, 50
stealing, 53

concealing birth of, 56

CHLOROFORM,

administering in order to commit an offence, 33

CHOKE,

attempt to, in order to commit an offence, 32
CHURCH. See SACRILEGE, ARSON.

rioters demolishing, 168
injuring, 169

CHURCHYARD,

stealing fixtures in, 94

injuring statues, monuments, &c., in, 188

CLERGYMAN,

arresting whilst performing, or going to perform, or returning
from, performing duty, 41

CLERK,

assaulting whilst, &c., 41

larceny by, 116

embezzlement by, 117

assisting agents or factors in fraudulently disposing of pro-
perty intrusted to them, 128

Act, 261-292

definition of current gold and silver coin, copper coin, false

or counterfeit coin, and current coin, 261