Bodily harm, grievous, stabbing, cutting, or wounding, with Bodily injury, dangerous to life, doing, 269; indictment, 269; Boiling water, throwing over a person, 281.-- Bond, forging, 556. Boroughs, jurors in, 160. Boundaries of counties, offences committed on, where tried, Boxing, death by, manslaughter, 236. Boy under fourteen, cannot be guilty of rape, 305; but be Breach of the peace, constable may apprehend for, 28; but Breach of prison, venue, 73. Breaking bulk, by carrier or other bailee, and stealing, 384. Breaking out of a dweiling-house, when burglary, 342; in- Breaking and entering a shop, warehouse, or counting-house, Breaking or damaging trees or shrubs, &c., 506; indictment, Breaking or destroying, silk, woollen, linen, or cotton goods in Breaking or destroying warps of silk, cotton, &c., or certain Breaking open doors to arrest an offender, in what cases, 28. Breaking down the dam of a fish-pond, 515; indictment, 515; Breaking down the dam of a mill-pond, 517; indictment, 517; evidence, 517. Breaking down sea or river banks, and overflowing lands, Bridge, destroying or damaging, 517; indictment, 517; Bridge of a mine, destroying or damaging, 510; indictment, Broker selling or converting goods or securities entrusted to Building within the curtilage, breaking and entering, and Building used in farming land, setting fire to, 491; indiet- Building, lead or iron, &c., fixed to, stealing, 411; indiet- Building, entering by force, to destroy goods in process of evidence, 501. setting fire to, 485; Building used in carrying on trade, &c., Building belonging to a railway, dock, canal, or navigation, Bulk, breaking, by carrier or other bailee, and stealing, 384. Burglary, 328; indictment, 328;-evidence, 330, of the break- ing, 330, the entering, 332, of the dwelling-house, 333, Burglary and personal violence, 341; indictment, 341; evi- Burglary by breaking out of a house, 342; indictment, 342; Burials, registers of, evidence, 145. Burning a house, out-house, &c., 485; indictment, 485; Burning a house, any person being therein, 489; indictment, Burning farm buildings, 491; indictment, 491; evidence, 491. Burning crops of corn, plantations, &c., 502; indictment, 502; Burning stacks of corn, hay, peat, &c., 503; indictment, Burning or setting fire to mines, 507; indictment, 507; evi- Burning stations, warehouses, &c., belonging to railways, Burning ships, 526; indictment, 526; evidence, 527. Burn- mines, buildings, &c., 629. Butler stealing plate, 386. Buying forged bank notes, 555, C. Cabinet, any matter of art, science, or object of curiosity, kept Calf, stealing. See " Cattle." Canal, larceny during a journey on, venue, 65. Canal, stealing from a vessel on, 438; indictment, 437; evi- Canal, breaking down the banks of, 512; indictment, 512; Cannel coal, stealing, from mines, 415; indictment, 415; Cannel coal, mine of, setting fire to, 507; indictment, 507; Capias, writ of, in criminal cases, 102. Capias cum pro- Caption of indictment, 76; form of it at the assizes, 76; at Carding wool, &c., machines used in, destroying or damaging, Carelessness, offences committed through, 9; homicide from, Caricature, libel by, 319. Carnally knowing a girl under ten, 311; indictment, 311; Carrier, larceny by, 384. 385. Carrying away, in larceny, 362. 379; in robbery, 422. Casting away ships, whereby life is endangered, 525; indict- Casting away ships, to prejudice the owner or underwriters, Cat, not the subject of larceny at common law, 363. Cattle, stealing, 398; indictment, 398; evidence, 398. Kill- ing, with intent to steal the carcase, 401; indictment, Caution to prisoner, upon his examination before a magistrate, 42. 131. Caution, want of, in doing an act, homicide from, man- Central criminal court, have jurisdiction of all offences com- Certainty required in indictment, 87-89. 91; exceptions, Certificate on commitment, of the magistrates consent to bail, Certificate of the clerk of assize or of the peace, of a decision Certificate of indictment being found, to obtain a warrant Certificate on recognizance, of party not having appeared in Certificate of registry of a ship, evidence of what, 146. Challenge of jurors, 1C3. 101: to the array, 163, form of it, Chance, offences committed by, and not designedly, 9; homi- Chancellor, killing, treason, 567. Chapel, breaking into, and stealing, 350; indictment, 350, Chapel, protestant, marriage in, 611; dissenting, marrjage in, 611. Character, witnesses as to, 123. Charcoal, setting fire to a stack of, 503; indictment, 503; Charging the grand jury, 161; the petty jury, 165. Chasing deer, in inclosed places, 402; indictment, 402; Levi- Cheating by false pretences, 463. Cheat at common law, 473. Cheque, forgery of, 556. 558. Cheque, larceny of, 392. 364; indictment, 391. 993. 364; Child in the womb, not the subject of homicide, 211; but if Child may justify homicide in defence of parent, 225; and Child, concealing the birth of, 297; indictment, 297; evidence, Child, stealing, 299; indictment, 209; evidence, 300. Chloroform, using, for the purpose of committing a felony, Church, breaking into, and stealing, 350; indictment, 350; City, county of, offences in, where to be tried, 64; venue, 64. Clerk, larceny by, 442. 393. 387; indictment, 442; evidence, Clerk, embezzlement by, 446; indictment, 446, evidence, 449. Clothing, not providing for apprentices, &c., 292; indictment, Coach-house, setting fire to, 485; indictment, 485; evidence, |