OFFENCES AGAINST TRADE-continued.

leaving seamen behind, 487

sending unseaworthy ship to sea, 489
breach of seamen's duty to employer, 491
punishments, 492, 493.

breach of seamen's duty to each other, 493
to other ship in collision, 494

TRADE MARKS,

trade marks defined, 422

marks on watch-cases, 424

applying trade-marks to goods, 425

selling goods falsely marked, 427

defence, 427

selling bottles without consent of owner of trade-mark, 428

UNDERWRITERS,

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setting fire, etc., to ship with intent to prejudice, 454

UNDUE INFLUENCE, 126; See PUBLIC AUTHORITY (Bribery).

UNLAWFUL ASSEMBLY, 60; See PUBLIC ORDER (Internal by Force).
UNLAWFUL DRILLING, 74: See PUBLIC ORDER (Internal by Force).
UNLAWFUL OATHS, 87: See PUBLIC ORDER (Internal witnout Force).
UNLAWFUL SOCIETIES, 88: See PUBLIC ORDER (Internal without Force).
permitting meetings of, 90

freemasons excepted, 90

punishment of members, 90

UNLAWFUL WOUNDING, 239: See PERSON (Malicious Injuries).
UTTERING: See FORGERY.

levying, against Her Majesty is treason, 55.

levied in Canada by foreigners, 55.

by a British subject in company with foreigners, 56.
burning ship of, 453

WATER,

stealing, 285.

breach of contract to supply, 482

WEIGHTS AND MEASURES,

forging stamp on weight, etc., 419

using false weight, 420

WHIPPING,

punishment by, manner of, 18.

WIFE: See Married Woman.

WILL,

stealing, etc., 322.

forging, 400.

WINDING UP ACT,

altering books of company being wound up, 421

WITCHCRAFT,

pretending to exercise, 370

WITNESS,

dissuading from testifying, 139: See PUBLIC AUTHORITY (Conspiracy