Mather's case. Forgery. 7 G. 2, c. 22, s. 1, not repealed by 45 G. 3, c. 89, s. 1. Messingham's case. Joint receivers. Evidence. Metcalf's case. Stealing a cheque. Indictment. Statement of offence. 291 130 368 MKeay's case. Forgery. Bank of Scotland. MNamee's case. Larceny. Drover selling his employ er's cattle. Minter Hart's case. Forgery. Moore's case. Coining. Instrument. Mosley's case. Murder. Dying declarations. Mountford's case. Attempt to discharge loaded arms. Mucklow's case. Larceny. Finding. Murray's case. Embezzlement by clerk. Murrow's case. N. Napper's case. Time and place, where material. Parkins's case. County, altering verdict. Payness's case. Maliciously shooting gamekeeper. Contra formam statute, &c. 45 378 313 Page Philp's case. Arson. Ship registry. Malice. Prowes's case. Larceny. Committed abroad. 349 242 Simpson's case. Smith's case. Savage's case. Arson. Challenge to the panel. Abortion. Evidence. Senior's case. Manslaughter. Killing a child. Sharpe's case. Post Office. Simmonds's case. Horsestealing. Smith's case. Housebreaking. Breaking. Murder of a child. Arson. Haystack. Smith's case. Feloniously cutting off stamp. - 314 Smith's case. Evidence. Wife of prisoner. Smith's case. Larceny. Agistment. Stallion's case. Setting fire to an outhouse. Sullen's case. Embezzlement. Evidence. Szudurskie's case. Forgery. Bill of exchange. T. Thompson's case. What a taking from the person. Constable. Illegal arrest. Thompson's case. Thorley's case. Embezzlement by servants. Tolfee's case. Larceny of husband's goods by wife. Tottenham's case. Treharne's case. Arson. Haulm. Indictment. Uttering coins. Third offence, Words in Evidence. Principal and accessary. 347 Turner's case. Turner's case. statute. When necessary. Turner's case. Tyler's case. Threatening letter. U. Upchurch's case. Confession. V. Vyse's case. Promissory note. Larceny of stamps and Walsh's case. Larceny. Asportation. Walter's case. Burglary. Dwelling-house. Warner's case. Cutting and stabbing. Provocation. Warshaner's case. Forgery. Water's case. Child-murder, name. Waully's case. Bigamy. Marriage acts. Obtaining money, what. Indictment for stealing copper ore. 14 13 380 466 457 163 224 431 175 334 165 Whitney's case. Black act. Maiming cattle. Williams's case. Sheepstealing. Asportation, what. Willis's case. Wife stealing husband's money. Friendly Withers's case. Wounding under 9 G. 4, c. 31, s. 12. Wood's case. Woolmer's case. Arson. Indictment. Misnomer. Murder. Killing an officer in the act of arresting for felony without warrant. Worker's case. Poaching. Evidence. Y. Yates's case. what. False pretences. Valuable securities, 170 REPORTS OF CROWN CASES RESERVED, &c. &c. &c. REX v. JOHN HEALEY. Indictment on 3 & 4 W. & M. c. 9, s. 5. Semb. It is not necessary to state by whom the lodging was let. It is no objection to state that it was let by the owner's wife, for the statement may be either according to the fact, or the legal operation. Semb. That a mistake as to the person by whom let may be rejected as surplusage. THE prisoner was tried before Mr. JUSTICE HOLROYD, at the winter assizes at Maidstone, in the year 1823, on an indictment on the statute 3 & 4 W. & M. c. 9, (a) for stealing on the 1st of November, 1823, one bed and (a) The 3 & 4 W. & M. c. 9, s. 5, after reciting that it is a frequent practice for idle and disorderly persons to hire lodgings with an intent to have an opportunity to take away, imbezil, or purloin the goods and furniture being in such lodgings, enacts, That if any person shall take away with an intent to steal, imbezil, or purloin any chattel, bedding, or furniture, which by contract or agreement he is to use, or shall be let to him to use, in or with such lodging, such taking, imbezzling, or purloining, shall be to all intents and purposes taken, reputed and adjudged to be larceny and felony, and the offender shall suffer as in case of felony. |
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