Treatise on Crimes and Indictable Misdemeanors

Butterworth, 1826

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Page 207
Chambre , J . doubted whether the evidence was sufficient without proof of the
registration of either marriage , or of any ... ( a ) How far the acknowledgment of
the defendant upon the subject Hor far the of his marriage is sufficient evidence
of the ...

Page 238
in evidence as sufficient proof of such affidavit or affirmation , " and that the same
was duly sworn or affirmed , and of the con“ tents thereof ; ” and that such copies
shall be evidence that the affidavit or affirmation has been sworn or affirmed ...

Page 239
78 . it was holden , upon an in - Construction dictment for a libel in a newspaper ,
that evidence that the paper of the statute . had been sold at the office of the
defendant , that the defendant , as proprietor of the paper , had given a bond to
the ...

Page 241
But it appears to be the better opinion that such post - niarks , whether in town or
country , proved to be such , are evidence that the letters on which they exist
were in the offices to which the postmarks belong at the dates thereby specified .

Page 242
The interpreter then read the whole of that which was charged to be a libel in the
original ; and then the translation was read by the clerk at Nisi Prius . ( a )
Depositions Depositions taken before a magistrate are not evidence upon a are
not evi ...

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Index

Of the forging altering c of Records	xxxiii

270	xl

Of destroying and damaging Ships and other	liii

BOOK I	i

CHAP	iii

Of breaking down c Sea Banks Locks	xlvii

OF PERSONS CAPABLE OF COMMITTING CRIMES OF PRINCIPALS	1

Of Indictable Offences	42

Of Embezzlements by Brokers Factors	219

Of Larceny and Embezzlement of Naval	241

Of Riots Routs and unlawful Assemblies	247

Of Embezzlements and Frauds by Insolvent	252

Of taking a Reward for helping to the Dis	261

Of Affrays	270

Of Disturbances in Places of Public Worship	278

Of obstructing Process and of Disobedience	360

OF OFFENCES PRINCIPALLY AFFECTING THE GOVERNMENT	53

Of the making mending or having in posses	72

Of receiving uttering or tendering counterfeit	78

Of serving or procuring others to serve Foreign	91

Of Piracy	100

Of Offences against the Revenue Laws relating	117

Of hindering the exportation of Corn or pre	126

Of misprision of Felony and of compounding	135

BOOK V	150

Of Bribery	156

Of neglecting or delaying to deliver Election	162

Of Forestalling Regrating and Ingrossing	169

Of Maintenance and Champerty and of buying	176

Of Embracery and dissuading a witness from	183

Of Bigamy	187

Of Libel and indictable Slander	209

Of Escapes	367

Of Prisonbreaking by the Party confined	378

Of returning or being at large after Sentence	393

Of Gaming	406

Of Offences relating to Dead Bodies	414

сHAP	444

Of excusable and justifiable Homicide	538

OF OFFENCES WHICH MAY AFFECT THE PERSONS OF INDIVIDUALS	543

CHAP PAGE	556

Of Sodomy	567

Of Threats and Threatening Letters	575

Of Kidnapping and Childstealing	582

Of common and aggravated Assaults	604

OF EVIDENCE	610

Of maiming c by the furious driving c	627

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Title	Treatise on Crimes and Indictable Misdemeanors 1. köide of A Treatise on Crimes and Indictable Misdemeanors, William Oldnall Russell
Author	William Oldnall Russell
Edition	2
Publisher	Butterworth, 1826
Original from	Oxford University
Digitized	25 sept. 2006

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