J.

JEWS, employment of, in factories

PAGE

LACE-WORKS-

(See "FACTORIES," pp. 225.)

PAGE

233, 240

in towns

609

on turnpike roads

807

LANDLORD AND TENANT-

enforcing

31

fraudulent removal by tenants,

acknowledging, for another

282

or persons assisting

377

lodgers, declaration by, and pro-

tection of goods

374

in summary cases

by implication

20

20

oppressive distress, in Metropolis 594

recovery of small tenements

375

ouster of

20

or deserted premises

376

.

75

tenants damaging fixtures

456

JURISDICTION OF MAGISTRATES IN

stealing fixtures.

401

589-96

383

383

death of

judgments of.

405

29-31

public officers

401

jurisdiction

number required

servants

397

401

"RE-

650.)

ouster of jurisdiction

in assaults.

proceedings before, see Introduc-

tion, pp. 1-43.

JUVENILE OFFENDERS ACT.

(See also "INDUSTRIAL
SCHOOLS," p. 346;

FORMATORY SCHOOLS," p.

of animals, deer, &c.

20

trick or fraud

379-80

393

in churches

395

houses, above £5, or with me-

396

manufactories

396

mines

393

wharves, ships, wrecks, &c.

396

385-6

dogs.

K.

domestic animals, birds, &c.

fixtures, or things growing

391-2

fruit and vegetable productions 392

goods found

379, 384

KIDNAPPING

448

hares or rabbits

386

pheasants

387

SEASON

with intent to steal

KILLING SALMON DURING CLOSE

(See "FISHERIES (SALMON).")

385

postal letters, &c.

622-4

written instruments

389-91

258-9

402

404

arrest

403

juvenile offenders

373

583

search warrant

403

in towns

609

summary jurisdiction

171

venue

404

Pauper.-Enquiry and order of

removal by justice

427

or by clergymen

428

440-1

Attempts to commit murder, by
poison or wounding,-ex-
plosions, firing or casting.
away ships, attempting to
poison or wound,—or any
other means
Causing danger or bodily harm,
by impeding persons from
wrecks,-shooting or wound-
ing, or by any other means
with or without a weapon 441-2
Endangering life, by choking,
&c., using chloroform, &c.,
or poison, not providing
food,-exposing children,-
gunpowder or explosion,-
throwing corrosive fluids,—
setting spring guns,-plac-
ing wood, &c., on railways,
-or by furious driving

442-6

MALICIOUS INJURIES (PROPERTY)—

455

accessories

466

466

173, 463

461

buildings by explosive substances

71

(See "FACTORIES,” p. 232.)