PROPERTY, offences against-continued. LARCENY continued. larcenies of other things, 251 killing animals with intent, 251 valuable securities, 252 wills, 253 post letters, &c., 253 valuable securities by officers of bank, 254 horses, &c., 254 stealing from the person, 254 stealing in dwelling-house, 254 goods in course of manufacture, 255 in vessels, &c., 255 on wharfs, &c., 255 of ships in distress, 255 embezzlement by clerk or servant, 255 by persons in employ of Her Majesty, 255 title to lands, 256 judicial documents, 257 lead, &c., from buildings, 257 fixed metal, 257 trees and shrubs, 257 oysters, 258 offences resembling theft, 259 dog stealing, 259 bird stealing, 259 domestic animals, 259 wounding pigeons, 260 dredging for oysters, 260 stealing shrubs value 1s., 260 stealing fences, 261 stealing vegetable produce, &c., 261 goods belonging to ships in distress, 262 MALICIOUS INJURIES, 317 burning ships of war, &c., 317 arson, 318-323 by explosion of gunpowder, 319, 322, 326 sea banks, &c., 319, 324 bridges, &c., 320 railways, &c., 320, 331 ships, 320, 322, 325 mines, &c., 323 fish ponds, &c., 325 breaches of employer's duty to seamen, 345 sending unseaworthy ship to sea, 347 breach of seamen's duty to employer, 347 PROVOCATION, 161: See PERSON (Murder). PUBLIC AUTHORITY, Offences against, BRIBERY AND CORRUPTION, 88 judicial corruption, 88 official corruption, 83 embracery, 88 of voters, 89 undue influence, 90 punishment of bribery at elections, 91 ESCAPE, 99 permitting voluntary, 99 negligent, 99 Rescue, 99 felonious, 100 of murderers, 100 prisoners of war, 100 revenue prisoners, 101 helping to escape from prison, 101 escaping from certain prisons, 103 Perjury, 93 definition of, 93 subornation of, 95 false swearing, 95 Forging instruments of evidence, 96 tendering them in evidence, 96 officers giving false certificates, 97 dissuading witnesses, 98 MISPRISION of treason, 104 of felony, 104 agreement not to prosecute, 105 compounding penal actions, 105 OFFENCES BY OFFICERS, "public officer" defined, 82 extortion and oppression by public officers, 82 illegally imprisoning subjects beyond the seas, 84 frauds and breaches of trust by officers, 84 neglect of duty, 85 refusal to serve an office, 85 disobedience to lawful orders, 87 to statutes, 87 to orders, 87 blasphemy, 108 heresies, 108 denying truth of Christianity, 109 depraving the Lord's Supper, 110 the Book of Common Prayer, 111 clergymen refusing to use the Book of Common Prayer, 112 PUBLIC MISCHIEF-continued. VAGRANCY-Continued. incorrigible rogues, 132 PUBLIC ORDER, OFFENCES AGAINST IN GENERAL, HIGH TREASON, 40 by imagining the Queen's death, 40 by adhering to the Queen's enemies, 42 by adherence to a de facto king, 42 by killing the king's wife or son, 42 by violating the king's wife, &c., 43 TREASONABLE FELONIES, 44 intending to depose the Queen, &c., 45 intending to levy war, 45 to stir any foreigner to invade, 45 inciting to mutiny, &c., 45 TREASONABLE MISDEMEANORS, 46 assaulting or attempting to assault the Queen, 46 contempts against the Queen, 47 assisting at marriage of member of Royal Family, 47 EXTERNAL PUBLIC ORDER, 67 (1) Against Foreign Nations, 67 violation of ambassadors' privileges, 67 arrest of ambassadors, 67 punishment, 67 libels on foreign powers, 68 interference in foreign hostilities, 68 foreign enlistment, 69 forfeiture of ships, 70 increasing force of foreign ships, 71 enlistment by misrepresentation, 71 (2) Against Person on High Seas, 73 piracy, 73 with violence, 74 foreign commissions, 74 adhering to enemies on sea, 74 boarding ships, &c., 75 favouring pirates, 75 trading or conspiring with pirates, 76 |