WILL

what the word denotes, II. 31,

forgery of, XVIII. 467,

354

355

..

356

ib.

ib.

ib.

making or possessing counterfeit seal or plate with
intent to commit, XVIII. 472,

forged, having possession of, with knowledge and intent
&c., XVIII. 474,

counterfeiting a device or mark for authenticating a,
XVIII. 475,

possessing material with such device or mark, ib.
fraudulent destruction, cancellation, &c., of, XVIII. 477,
committing mischief as to, ib.

meaning of the word, II. 10,
referred to in Penal Code though "he" and its deriva-

tives are used, II. 8,
See--Abduction. Adultery. Insult. Marriage. Married
Woman. Rape. Seduction.

WORSHIP

injuring or defiling place of, with intent, &c., XV. 295,
religious, disturbing assembly performing, XV. 296,

WRONGFUL CONFINEMENT

154

ib.

389

154

15

ib.

229

ib.

what it is, XVI. 339, 340,

justification of by Captain of ship

266

267

punishment for, in ordinary cases, XVI. 342,

where confinement is for three or more days,

268

XVI. 343,

ib.

where for ten or more days, XVI. 344,
when confinement subsequent to issue of writ
for liberation, XVI. 345, ..

ib.

ib.

where confinement is secret, XVI. 346,
where it is for purpose of extorting, &c., XVI.
347,

where it is for purpose of extorting a confession,
&c., XVI. 348,

assault in attempt wrongfully to confine, XVI. 357

See-Cheating. Mischief.

WRONGFUL RESTRAINT

definition of the term, XVI. 339,

when obstructing a private way is not, ib., Except.
when it amounts to wrongful confinement, XVI. 340,
punishment for, XVI. 341,
may be compounded..

WRONGFUL RETENTION

ib.

ib.