WITH COMPREHENSIVE NOTES ON EACH PARTICULAR OFFENCE,
THE PROCESS, INDICTMENT, PLEA, DEFENCE, EVIDENCE, TRIAL,
VERDICT, JUDGMENT, AND PUNISHMENT.

PHILADELPHIA:

PUBLISHED BY EDWARD EARLE,

CORNER OF FOURTH AND LIBRARY STREETS.

William Brown, Printer.

1819.,

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ANALYTICAL TABLE.

USUAL

CHAP. I.

COMMENCEMENTS AND CONCLUSIONS OF INDICTMENTS,

INFORMATIONS, CORONERS' INQUESTS, AND PRESENTMENTS OF

A JUDGE OR JUSTICE.

COMMENCEMENT AND CONCLUSIONS OF INDICTMENTS.

at Middlesex sessions for offence committed out of West-

minster, 1

the like when offence committed in Westminster, 1

at sessions for Westminster for offence committed without

St. Martin's le Grand, 1.

the like for offence committed within St. Martin's le Grand, 2

at assizes or general quarter sessions, 2

with an alias dictus of surname, 2

with alias addition of degree, 2

against feme covert, indicted separately, 3

against several defendants, 3

for offence within Admiralty jurisdiction, 3

commencement of a second count, 3

conclusion of indictment or second count at common law, 3

the like to the damage of an individual, 4

conclusion of indictment for treason, 4

common conclusion of indictment or second count on a sta-

tute, 4

indictment for murder against principal in first degree, and

principal in second degree, 4

offence of principal in second degree, 5

the like against accessary before fact, to murder, burglary, or

felony, 5

the like for harbouring principal felon, 5

Of informations ex officio by attorney general, 6

information by attorney General, 6

of second count, 6

conclusion of information, 6