NEW TRIAL

(See Appeal.)...

NIGHT

Defined

..............................

21

..................

Arrest, without warrant, of per-
son committing offence at... 19,
Breaking into, or out of dwelling,
by,.
356
Being found in dwelling, at...... 376
377
Being found armed, by,..
Having house-breaking instru-
ments, by,

377

Being found with masked or
blackened face or otherwise
disguised, at......
......................................... ...... 377
Damaging property, worth $20,
by,

(See Burglary.)
NIPISSING

Provisions applicable to,-in re-
lation to recognizances, and ap-
peal, in summary matters, and
in regard to returns by Jus-
tices......
716, 717, 726

NOLLE PROSEQUI

Atty Gen. may, at any time after
indictment found, and before
judgment thereon, stay the
proceedings.
NORTH-WEST MOUNTED PO-
LICE

.........

PAGE.
....662, 671

.......

Persuading members of, to
desert
Concealing or aiding deserters
from,
NORTH-WEST TERRITORIES
Meaning of Atty Gen., in,
Court of Appeal, in,......
Superior Court of Criminal
Jurisdiction, in,.......................

6

Sale or possession of armsin,..62, 790
Summary trials, in......
683
Trial of juvenile offenders, in,... 692
Limitation of time, for commen-

...................

cing proceedings in summary
matters, in,......` .
Provisions as to speedy trials
not applicable to
NOTARIAL ACTS
Proof of..........
Forgery of
NOT GUILTY

......

4

443

....

659

49

49

22

Plea of, may be entered for the
defendant, when he refuses to
plead.....
617

704

675

784

395

...............

****

117
117

Public
Private.........
Common nuisances which are
criminal...
116
Common nuisances which are
not criminal.........
Disorderly houses
Common bawdy house..117, 118, 126
Common betting house...
Common gaming house
Betting and pool selling.
Gaming in stocks..........
Gambling in conveyances.
Lotteries..

.... 118
117,121
123

121

122
123

........................ .................................

Selling things unfit for human
food........
Misconduct in respect to human
remains.......

(See Belling).

(See Common Bawdy House.)
(See Common Betting House.)
(See Common Gaming House.)
(See Gaming)
(See Lotteries.)

(See Perjury).
Solemn declaration
Form

Administering, without author-
90
ity..
Affirmation instead of,-may be
taken by a witness..87, 88, 784, 785
Affidavits for Insurance claims.. 785
Extra judicial...
False...

91
89

2

114
115

115

117

125

788888

957

......

Or having, or attempting to have
carnal knowledge of idiot, or
imbecile, insane, or deaf and
dumb female
Or having illicit connection with
girl between 14 and 16 ......
Or procuring feigned or pre-
tended marriage.................. .................. ...
OFFENCES affecting the Adminis-
tration of Justice.-

Corruption and Disobedi-

ence,-

Corruption of Judges or Legisla-

tors

..........

110
110

114

109

215

79

Corruption of prosecuting officers 79
Breach of trust by public officers. 82
Frauds on the government........ 80
Disqualification on convic-

tion

Corruption, in municipal affairs.
Disobedience to a statute

Disobedience to orders of Court.
Misconduct of officers entrusted
with writs......

.................

Neglect of peace officers to sup-
press riot

peace

Neglect to aid peace officers......
Obstructing public or
officer in executing his duty..
Selling offices, appointments,etc. 83
Misleading Justice,-

85

(See Perjury.)

rors

Signing false declaration of
execution of death sen-
tence

...........

Advertizing reward for stolen
93
property
Compounding penal actions. 92
Corruptly taking reward for
return of stolen property.. 93
Corrupting witnesses or ju-

91

94

OFFENCES affecting the Adminis-
tration of Justice.-
Escapes and rescues,—

...................

Assisting escapes. ..... 94, 96
Attempting to break prison. 95
Being at large while under

sentence

*****......

Breaking prison.......
Escapes from custody and
from prison.........
Punishment......
Rescues

******........... ................

Unlawfully procuring pri-
soner's discharge....
OFFENCES AGAINST THE
LAWS OF ENGLAND........
(See Admiralty
OFFENCES AGAINST
RIAGE
(See Adultery).
(See Bigamy)
(See Incest)
(See Polygamy)..
Procuring or aiding at feigned or
pretended marriage
Rape on married woman, by per-
sonating her husband.....
Solemnizing or procuring solem-

nization of marriage, by person
not lawfully authorized......... 216
Solemnization of marriage con-
trary to law.....................
216, 217
OFFENCES AGAINST MORALITY
Attempt to commit sodomy....... 104
Buggery and sodomy...
104

............

PAGE.

MAR-

............

111
196
............... 104
215

THE

94

95

96

(See Defilement of women or
girls).
110-114
(See Incest)
104
(See Indecent Acts)...... 105, 106
(See Obscene matter)..
106
(See Obscene pictures)...................... 106
(See Procuring)... .... 110-111
(See Prostitution).
OFFENCES AGAINST

.........................

114

97

95

96

8

513

215

185

PERSON and Reputation-
Duty of parents, masters, etc.
To provide necessaries.......... 135
Duty

acts

Of persons doing dangerous
....... 136
Of persons in charge of dan-
gerous things........

136

136

To avoid omissions dangerous
to life.........
Abandoning children under two
years old......

137

OFFENCES AGAINST THE

PERSON

138
166

............................... ...................

137

Causing bodily harm to appren-
tices or servants
Concealing birth......
Neglecting duty to provide ne-
cessaries......
Neglecting to obtain assistance
in child birth.........
166, 167
217
(See Abduction.)
174
(See Assault.)...
(See Homicide.)

139

.........................

(See Kidnapping.). ...... 178
222-248
(See Libel.)
(See Manslaughter.)...
156
148
(See Murder)....
(See Provocation) 151
Administering drugs or disabling
with intent to commit indict-
able offence......
169
Administering poison, etc......... 170
Causing or attempting to cause
bodily injuries by explosives... 171
Causing bodily injuries, by negli-

*******

...........................

gence.
Endangering safety of railway
passengers
Injuring persons, by furious driv-
ing
Leaving unguarded holes in ice
or excavations.......
Preventing the saving of ship-
wrecked person..................
Sending or taking unseaworthy
ships to sea............ .......
Setting spring guns and man-
traps
171
(See Abortion.).......... 191, 192
(See Rape.) ................. 185,189
(See Seduction.) .... 107, 109
(See Wounding.)

174

********

.........

OFFENCES AGAINST PUBLIC

OFFENCES AGAINST PUBLIC

ORDER

TREASON.

Defined.......

42
46

Accessories after the fact to
Conspiracy to commit..... 46
History of the law of.. 43-45
Assaults on the Queen... 47
Conspiracy to intimidate a
Legislature.......

......

47

48

Enticing militia men or N. W.
Mounted Policemen to desert..
Enticing soldiers or sailors to
desert......
Inciting to Mutiny..
Levying war....
Obstructing arrest of deserters...
Punishment of treason.
Treasonable offences......
Unlawfully obtaining and com-
municating official informa-
tion; or communicating infor-
mation obtained by office.. 49, 50
(See Offensive Weapons.)
(See Riols and Breaches of
the Peace)

(See Unlawful use and pos-
session of explosive subs-
tances.)

SEDITION.-

PAGE

INTOXICATING LIQUORS.-

48
48

46

49

42

47

་

65

etc......

.......................

Administering or taking un-
lawful oaths.............64,
Debate on... ......... .833, 838, 891
History of seditious libel,
..... 68-71
Libels on foreign sovereigns
Seditious conspiracy.
Seditious libel.....
Seditious words.......
Secret Societies........
Societies of Freemasons......
Spreading false news.........
Piracy by the law of nations
Piratical acts...........
Piracy with violence..
Not fighting pirates....

64

64

63

72
66

66

66

65

66

72

72

73

74

74

(See Arson)
(See Burglary)
(See Cheating).
(See Coin.)

435
354, 356
338
..422, 434

(See Conspiracy to defraud). 335

406

239, 351
314

379

(See Counterfeit).
(See Extortion.)
(See False Prelences)..
(See Forgery).....
(See Fraud)... 287, 302, 325, 327
(See House breaking).. 354
(See Intimidation)........ 461, 463
(See Mischief).............. 434, 450
(See Personation)
(See Public Stores).
(See Receiving)..

420

332

291

339

272

(See Robbery)
(See Theft.)
(See Trade Marks)............ 413, 419
OFFENSIVE WEAPONS