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April 5. 1826
Private offences continuedCh. Offences affg person

Corporal Vexation continued.
IV
Homicide

23. Killing of A.
whose party, killing
means corporal injury
to B, but not
death.

24. By poison.

25. One is killed
in attempting to
part others engaged
in a duel.

26. Killing for provocation
– what is
provocation?

27. Where party killed
is taken in adultery
with wife of the party
killing.

28. Killing for words
or outrage to female
modesty.

29. Killing for insult
or ridicule.

30. By culpable
negligence – throwing
heavy timber

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from a house into a
crowded street.

31. One assaults the
master with malice
& in the quarrel kills
the servant.

32. One of several
commits murder –
having no malice
against the person
killed, but having
malice against another.

33. Malice between
A. and B. and C. being
second to A. who kills
B.

34. A. kills B.

35. How other parties
to be punished.

36. A. kills B. who
distorted his face and
ridiculed A.

37. A. kills B. who
provoked him with
indecent words.

38. With a saucy
answer, A. as in
37 being master

39. A. kills he his
servant with a
sword, who refused
his command.

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Mental vexation Simple

1. Strikiing at without
touching: with
hand or cane.
How far off? & with what
intention.

2. Lifting a weapon
to strike, but does not.

3. Sitting on a dog.

4. Throwing stones,
water &c. at one.

5. or surround his one's house
with intent to beat him.

6. or use menacing words
to him, whereby he dares
not stay in the town.

6. Threaten to cut off
his arm; or hold him
by his arm; or deliver
a subpoena to him.

7. A. speaks not menacing
or provoking words of B.
in his absence.

8. or strike at him at
such a distance that
he cannot touch him
or put him in fear:

9. or in order to restrain
him from mischief
to himself: or another,
as where he excites a dog.

10. A. holds the arm
of B. who would stop
his water, throw down
his booth &c.

11. Churchwarden takes
off a man's hat in church.

Identifier: \| JB/064/187/001"JB/" can not be assigned to a declared number type with value 64.
Date_1	1826-04-05	Marginal Summary Numbering	23-39, 1-11
Box	064	Main Headings	Penal Code
Folio number	187	Info in main headings field	Private offences continued
Image	001	Titles	Corporal vexation continued / Mental vexation simple
Category	Marginal summary sheet	Number of Pages	1
Recto/Verso	recto	Page Numbering	F26
Penner		Watermarks	J WHATMAN TURKEY MILL 1824
Marginals		Paper Producer	Jonathan Blenman
Corrections	George Bentham	Paper Produced in Year	1824
Notes public		ID Number	20541
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+<hi rend="underline">Homicide</hi></head></p>
+<p>23.  Killing of A.<lb/>
+whose party, killing<lb/>
+means corporal injury<lb/>
+to B, but not<lb/>
+death.</p>
+<p>24.  By poison.</p>
+<p>25.  One is killed<lb/>
+in attempting to<lb/>
+part others engaged<lb/>
+in a duel.</p>
+<p>26.  Killing for provocation<lb/>
+– what is<lb/>
+provocation?</p>
+<p>27.  Where party killed<lb/>
+is taken in adultery<lb/>
+with wife of the party<lb/>
+killing.</p>
+<p>28.  Killing for words<lb/>
+or outrage to female<lb/>
+modesty.</p>
+<p>29.  Killing for insult<lb/>
+or ridicule.</p>
+<p>30.  By culpable<lb/>
+negligence – <unclear>throwing</unclear><lb/>
+heavy timber</p>
+<pb/>
+<p>from a house into a<lb/>
+crowded street.</p>
+<p>31.  One assaults the<lb/>
+master with malice<lb/>
+&amp; in the quarrel kills<lb/>
+the servant.</p>
+<p>32.  One of several<lb/>
+commits murder –<lb/>
+having no malice<lb/>
+against the person<lb/>
+killed, but having<lb/>
+malice against another.</p>
+<p>33.  Malice between<lb/>
+A. and B. and C. being<lb/>
+second to A. <del>who</del> kills<lb/>
+B.</p>
+<p>34.  A. kills B.</p>
+<p>35.  How other parties<lb/>
+to be punished.</p>
+<p>36.  A. kills B. who<lb/>
+distorted his face and<lb/>
+ridiculed A.</p>
+<p>37.  A. kills B. who<lb/>
+provoked him with<lb/>
+indecent words.</p>
+<p>38.  With a saucy<lb/>
+answer, A. as in<lb/>
+being master</p>
+<p>39.  A. kills he his<lb/>
+servant with a<lb/>
+sword, who refused<lb/>
+his command.</p>
+<pb/>
+<p><head><hi rend="underline">Mental vexation Simple</hi></head></p>
+<p>1.  Strikiing at without<lb/>
+touching:  with<lb/>
+hand or cane.<lb/>
+<note>How far off? &amp; with what<lb/>
+intention.</note></p>
+<p>2.  Lifting a weapon<lb/>
+to strike, but does not.</p>
+<p>3.  Sitting on a dog.</p>
+<p>4.  Throwing stones,<lb/>
+water &amp;c. at one.</p>
+<p>5.  or surround <del>his</del> <add>one's</add> house<lb/>
+with intent to beat him.</p>
+<p>6.  or use menacing words<lb/>
+to him, whereby he dares<lb/>
+not stay in the town.</p>
+<p>6.  Threaten to cut off<lb/>
+his arm;  or hold him<lb/>
+by his arm;  or deliver<lb/>
+a subpoena to him.</p>
+<p>7.  A. speaks <add>not</add> menacing<lb/>
+or provoking words of B.<lb/>
+in his absence.</p>
+<p>8.  or strike at him at<lb/>
+such a distance that<lb/>
+he cannot touch him<lb/>
+or put him in fear:</p>
+<p>9.  or in order to restrain<lb/>
+him from mischief<lb/>
+to himself:  or another,<lb/>
+as where he <unclear>excites</unclear> a dog.</p>
+<p>10.  A. holds the arm<lb/>
+of B. who would stop<lb/>
+his water, throw down<lb/>
+his booth &amp;c.</p>
+<p>11.  Churchwarden takes<lb/>
+off a man's hat in church.</p>
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