Conspiracy, jurisdiction of quarter sessions, 387; prevention Constable, cannot apprehend on his belief that a person has Constable, duty of, when justices act in one county for Constable, serving summons, in summary cases, 2; proof of Constable, expenses of conveying prisoner to gaol, how paid, Constables, actions against, 130. Contradictory statements of adverse witnessess, proof of, 43. Conveying prisoners to prison, who to defray expenses Conviction of court of summary jurisdiction, appeal against Conviction, amendment of by quarter sessions, 55. Conviction filed with clerk of the peace, when imperfect can- Conviction summarily of adult, on plea of guilty, 211. Conviction to be quashed before action is brought for any- Conviction, certiorari, to bring up, 51. Conviction, how proved, 50. Conviction, when for one offence only, 29. Coppice, setting fire to, jurisdiction, 387. Copy of depositions, when to be given to accused, 410. Copy of minute of justices' order to be given to defendant, 56. prosecutions, 447. Coroner, justice not disqualified for being elected as, 333. Costs, included in the expressions-sums adjudged to be paid Costs of conveying prisoner to gaol, how paid, 393, 407; of Costs in the case of small fines, 201. Costs of prosecution of indictable offences dealt with summa- Costs of prosecutor of indictable offence, when dealt with Costs on appeal to quarter sessions, 235. Costs in a special case for quarter sessions, 249. Costs of distress for breach of bye-law under Education Cost, recovery of, as a civil debt, 200. Costs upon an information or complaint, in summary cases, Costs on dismissing appeal against decision of justices, 135. Costs of an appeal against a conviction, &c., how recovered, Costs of a rule against a justice requiring him to do a parti- Counsel may act, in summary cases, for prosecutor or com- Counselling the commission of simple larceny, punishment Counselling commission of an offence, how punishable, 18. County, meaning of, 259. County justices, jurisdiction of, at petty sessions, 342. County justices, jurisdictiom of, in boroughs, 347. County, detached part of, jurisdiction of justices in, 348. County having separate divisions for quarter sessions, 320. of, 19. County court, action in, against a justice of the peace, 144; Court where examinations taken in indictable cases not an Court of Queen's Bench, application to, for a rule calling upon Court of Queen's Bench, defined, 151; determination of case Court of concurrent jurisdiction, conclusiveness of judgment Court-house, provision of more than one, 285. Court, money paid into, on an action against justices, 144; Court-house for petty sessional court, provision of, 232. Court of general or quarter sessions, appeal to, against con- Court of summary jurisdiction, appeal from by special case, 238. Court of summary jurisdiction, in what cases not empowered to reduce amount of fine, 265. Court of summary jurisdiction, local jurisdiction of, 254. Court of summary jurisdiction, mitigation of punishment by, Court of summary jurisdiction, powers of, as to summary Court of summary jurisdiction, power of, to remand for in- Court of summary jurisdiction, recovery of civil debts in, 240. Court of summary jurisdiction to consist of two or more Court of summary jurisdiction to sit as an open court, 215. Court, trial of offences committed in respect of property Creeks, jurisdiction of the admiralty in, 336. Crimes committed in British ships on high seas, 336. Criminal jurisdiction of admiralty, extent of, 337. Criminal lunatics, jurisdiction of justices in cases of, 21. Criminal prisoner, person committed for offence against Criminal proceedings, evidence of parties to, 370. Crown not empowered to remit penalty under Public Health Cumulative sentences for assaults, imprisonment not to exceed Curtilage, building within, breaking into, when not within Custody of prisoners, 402. Customs, offences relating to, 340; jurisdiction of justices Customs, application of Summary Jurisdiction Acts to, 263. Damages, in an action against a justice, 146. Date of expiration of sentence, 68. Death of justices not to avoid warrant or summons, 246 read, 376. Debtors Act, offences under, 387. Decision of justices, review of, by superior court, 148. Declaration, when it may be substituted for oath, 316; form Deeds relating to real estate, stealing, &c., not within juris- Defamatory libels, not within jurisdiction of quarter sessions, Default of distress, imprisonment in such case, 220. Defects in forms of appeal to quarter sessions, how in such Defects in information or complaint in indictable cases, 274; Defects in information or complaint in summary cases, 3; Defence to information, &c., may be made by counsel or at- Definitions in Summary Jurisdiction Act, 258. Definition of the word "colony," 342. Deliverance, warrant of, when prisoner is bailed, 400. Delivery of recognizances, &c., to director of public prosecu- tions, 447. Deposition of absent witness, 372. Depositions, admissibility of, in evidence, 373. Depositions, when to be dilivered to director of public pro- Definitions in writing, filing of, with clerks of peace, 206. Description of offence in proceedings before court of sum- Desertion, punishment of militiamen for, 9. Destroying, stealing, or concealing wills, &c., not within Destroying deeds, &c., relating to property, jurisdiction, 387. Detention of defendant till return be made to distress war- Detention of offenders under Merchant Shipping Act, 12. Director of public prosecutions, appointment and duty of, Director of public prosecutions, rules as to and conduct of, 450, to, 214; conditional discharge of, on giving security, 214. Discharge of witness after trial, who has refused to enter into Discharge of defendant on recognizance, in indictable cases, Discharge in summary cases, 15, 27, 53; until return be made Discharge of defendant from prison on bail, 397. Discharge of person charged with indictable offence after exa- Discharge of defendant in summary cases, on payment of Discharged prisoners, allowance to, 402. Discretion of justices to issue summons, 353. Discretionry power of justices to take bail, 395. Discretionary powers, exercise of, by justices, 48. |