Suicide or Self-murder. Murder. Manslaughter. Attempt to

Murder.

Rape. Carnally Abusing Children, Lunatics, &c., and other

Offences against Women. Unnatural Crimes. Incest. Attempts

to Procure Abortion. Concealment of Birth.

Stealing, Abandoning, &c.

III. ASSAULTS, &c.

Abduction. Child

Common Assault. Actual and Grievous Bodily Harm. Assault

with Intent to Commit a Felony. Attempt to Choke, &c., with

Intent, &c. Administering Poison, &c. Injuring by Explosive

or Corrosive Substances. Endangering Safety of Railway Pas-

sengers. Assaults, &c., connected with Wrecks. Forcing Sea-

men on Shore. Assaults on Officers. Assaults on Others in the

Execution of their Duty. Assaults on those in a Defenceless

Position. False Imprisonment.

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PART III.

OFFENCES AGAINST INDIVIDUALS.

THEIR PROPERTY.

I. LARCENY. Receiving Stolen Goods

II. EMBEZZLEMENT

III. FALSE PRETENCES, &c.

False Pretences. False Personation. Cheating.

IV. BURGLARY AND HOUSEBREAKING

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298

306

BOOK III.

CRIMINAL PROCEDURE.

I. COURTS OF A CRIMINAL JURISDICTION

The High

The High Court of Parliament. Court of the Lord High Steward
of Great Britain. Court of Criminal Appeal. King's Bench
Division of the High Court of Justice. Assizes.
Court of Admiralty. Central Criminal Court. Quarter Sessions.
Court of the Coroner. University Courts in Oxford and Cam-
bridge.

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335

Competency of Witnesses. Credibility of Witnesses. Number

of Witnesses.

XII. THE EXAMINATION OF WITNESSES

XIII. EVIDENCE

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388

Appeal from Summary Conviction. The Criminal Appeal Act, 1907.