PRACTICE-Continued. Proceedings after trial-continued. reversal of judgment by writ of error, 468 error under Supreme Court of Judicature Acts, 469 Reprieve and pardon, 473 ticket of leave, 475 Execution, 475: v. SUMMARY CONVICTIONS. PRÆMUNIRE, 70 PREGNANCY of woman sentenced to death, 473 PRESENTMENT, 335 PRESUMPTIONS classified, 435 PRESUMPTIVE EVIDENCE, distinguished from direct, 433 v. CIR- CUMSTANTIAL. PRETENCES: v. FALSE PRETENCES. PREVENTION OF CRIME, 288 by giving security (q. v.), 288 general measures for, 293 PREVIOUS CONVICTION, evidence of, on indictment for receiving, 229 when count may be added for, 344 how proved, 437, 445 when evidence of, may be given before subsequent convic- tion, 445, 446, n. punishment for offences after, 456 PRINCIPAL, in simple larceny, 456 in uttering coin, &c., 457 PRIVILEGED COMMUNICATIONS, between solicitor and client, 407 PROCESS, 361 warrant by magistrate, 361 in misdemeanors, 362 in felonies, 363' outlawry, 363 on information, 364 PROCLAMATION UNDER RIOT ACT, 108 PROCURATION, making, accepting, bill, &c., by, for other person without authority, 263, n. PROFANATION OF THE SABBATH, 75 PROFANE SWEARING, 74 PROMISSORY NOTE, larceny of, 203 forging, 263 PROPERTY, distinguished from possession, 199: v. Goods; OWNERSHIP. PROSECUTIONS, modes of, 335 director of public, 350 PROVOCATION, reducing homicide to manslaughter, 169 PUBLIC BUILDINGS, setting fire to, 274 PUBLIC COMPANY: v. COMPANY. PUBLIC HEALTH, morals, &c., offences against, 135 PUBLIC-HOUSE, offences by keeper of, e.g., lodging thieves, 231 PUBLIC JUSTICE, offences against, 77 PUBLIC NATURE, offences of a, 42 PUBLIC OFFICE, OFFICER: v. OFFICE; OFFICER. PUBLIC PEACE, offences against, 106 PUBLIC PROSECUTIONS, director of, 350 PUBLIC STORES, unlawful dealings with, 62 PUBLIC TRADE, offences against, 120 PUBLIC WORSHIP, disturbing, &c., 74 riotous or indecent behaviour in, 74 PUBLICATION OF LIBEL, 115 PUNISHMENT, general nature of, I the test whether a proceeding is civil or criminal, 4 PUNISHMENT continued. minimum punishments abolished, 455 for felonies, 455 after previous conviction, 456 for misdemeanor, 456 for larceny after previous conviction, 456 for uttering, &c., coin after previous conviction, 457 death, 458 penal servitude, 458 imprisonment, 459 property of felon taken care of, 466 costs by prisoner, 466 may be mitigated by Court of Summary Jurisdiction, 479 Q. QUAKER, false affirmation by, 82 affirmation by, 408 QUARREL, killing in sudden, 169 QUARTER SESSIONS FOR THE COUNTY, 308 time of holding, 308 adjournment, 308 who compose the court, 309 jurisdiction, 309 crimes not triable at, 309 appeals against summary convictions, 311 review of proceedings, 311 Middlesex, 311I QUARTER SESSIONS FOR THE COUNTY-continued. bail by, 333 appeal from, 470: v. BOROUGH SESSIONS. QUAY, stealing from, 221 destroying, 281 QUEEN, compassing the death of, 49 attempt to injure or alarm, 54: v. SOVEREIGN. QUEEN'S BENCH DIVISION, 299 Crown side and Plea side, 299 original jurisdiction, 299 transferred jurisdiction, 300 may order trial at C. C. C., 301 supersedes other courts, 301 QUEEN'S EVIDENCE, 374 QUI TAM, 346, n. QUORUM, justices of the, 309, n. who cannot be convicted of, 179 essentials of the crime, 179 credibility of testimony of the woman, 180 RAPUIT, must be used in indictment for rape, 339 REAL PROPERTY, at common law not the subject of larceny, 200 RECEIVING STOLEN GOODS, 228 when a felony, when a misdemeanor, 228 if felony, offender tried as accessory, or as committer of a distinct felony, 228 evidence, 229 guilty knowledge, 229 evidence of previous conviction, 229, 294, 428 |