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Ap. 4 1826

Private Offences continued
Offences affecting the body

Corporal vexation incurable
III
Mutilation

1. Cutting off an ear.

2. or a nose?

3. Of one's self

Stroke upon the high sea,
death ashore.
Stroke and death on the
high seas

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Same
IV.
Homicide Contd

1. A. with malice kills B. while
A. is drunk.

2. Killing of an infant
– of what age?
Woman pregnant the
child before birth: another kills
it by a stroke.*

• Child born & dies after
  

birth.

3. Killing by an
infant of what age?

4. Provoking or persuading
a Lunatick
to slay. – How
far is lunatick excuseable?

5. Femme covert
kills by coercion
of her baron. – Qu.
what is coercion?

6. Party killed an
alien or denizen
– enemy or not;
and within what
jurisdiction? – or
attainted of high treason, or felony,
or coincided & under execution

7. Slaying of a criminal,
in the commission
of a capital
crime – or afterwards,
in securing
him.

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Same
IV.
Homicide Contd.

8. Killing A. where
one designs to kill
B: poison intended for
A. B. takes it by misadventure

9. Killing one's self
or giving oneself a mortal
wound of whh he dies within a
year and a day.(2)
(2) A pursues B with intent
to kill him. B runs away
and falls with his knife
drawn in his hand –
pursuer falls on the knife &
is killed.

B. stands with a naked
weapon for his defence &
A. runs upon it.

10. Killing by poison
or by stabbing: or
with a sword, gun, bow or any
other weapon

11. Or by famishing
him (in jail)
or crush, bruise, smother
strangle &c.

12. Or by exposing
him to a pestitential
disorder,
or set a dog on to kill him.

13. Or by stirring
up another to destroy
him – a
man or a beast

14. Or by exposure,
as where a sick
man was wheeled
from door to door
by parish officers
till he died; or
child by a kite.

15. Or by letting
loose a mad or
vicious animal.

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IV.
Homicide Contd

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16. Or by provoking
a dog at one.

17. After lying in
wait – or after a precedent
quarrel.

18. On a present
quarrell.

19. In a duel –
on the spot, or after
a separation or
sleep.

20. Killing without
preparation; but
with a moral weapon.

21. After declining
to fight, on further
provocation.

21. Where he that is
killed gave the
first blow, or sought
the quarrell.

24. Or ride away a multitude
with a horse used to kicking;
or throw a stone on a house
among a multitude to hurt
them.

Identifier: | JB/064/185/001"JB/" can not be assigned to a declared number type with value 64.
Date_1	1826-04-04	Marginal Summary Numbering	1-3, 1-22
Box	064	Main Headings	Penal Code
Folio number	185	Info in main headings field	Private offences continued Offences affecting the body
Image	001	Titles	Corporal vexation / incurable
Category	Marginal summary sheet	Number of Pages	1
Recto/Verso	recto	Page Numbering	F24
Penner		Watermarks
Marginals		Paper Producer
Corrections		Paper Produced in Year
Notes public		ID Number	20539
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