The Criminal Code Act 1899 - Ozcase Queensland Historical Legal ...

284 CRIMINAL PRACTICE RULES-FORMS
(2.) &mq)ilPed together [or with one Y.N. (and divers other persons to the
ey-Clener8.l (or J.J,E'=.) D~RQW~)] to levy war against our said Lady
ktent thereby ('e. ck9 iac (6)): And that the edd AB. [and
i~rsua~ce am3 exwution of the sdd conspiracy, published a pamphlet
inciting any persons who might read it to make an armed insurrection in Queensland
(or as the case may be, descmbe briefly the overt act or acts alleged).
(3.) Instigahd [one E.F. and] divers [ather] persons to the said Attorney.
General [or J.J.K.] urikno being foreigners, to make an armed invasion of
nsland [or New South lee (or 58 the case my be)]: And that the said
[rmd Q*D*]$ inr pura3 a d asrecution of the purpose aforesaid, sent a
unicstion in writing to one G.E., offerkg to supply a vessel to the foreigcers
aforesaid to convey Wzem from the islaad of 13. to Queenslmd (or as t&e case may
bej describe briefly the overt act or acts deged),
(4.) Our ajdd Lady the Queen then behg at war with (state the enemy),
aasisted the said (enemp) by aupplying fire~ms to the said (enemy) (or as the case
may &e, describe ~~e~~ the overt act or acts of assistance alleged).
NO. 2.--COMCEALM:ENT OF TREASON.
k%?CtiQIl 38 (1) (2).
(I.) State the treason in ow of the pr$cedin~ Forms and proceed thus:--
And that 33.3'. on &. at &c., bowing that the said A.B. had committed the
crime aforesaid, ireoeived [or assisted] him in order to enable him, the said AB.,
to escape punishment.
(2,) Knowing that one E.F. intended to commit treason, that is to say,
intended to [conspire with other persons to] levy war against our said Lady the
Queen with intent (@e., as in Porm No. 1, (1) or (2)) [oT intended to instigate
.&., as in Pom No. 1 (3)] [or intended, our said Lady the Queen being then at
war with (state the enemy) to assist the said (&., as in Porm No. 1 (4),], did
not give information thereof with all reasonable despatch to a justice of the
peace, nor use other reasonable endeavours to.prevent the commission of the said
intended crime.
NO. 3.-T€tEASONABLE CRIMES.
Section 39.
(1.) Formed an intention to depose our said Lady the Queen from. the styIe,
honour, and royal name of the Imperial Crown of the United Eingdom of Great
BTitain and Ireland [or of the Comnaonivealth of Australia (or as the case may
he)]: And that the said A.B. [and C.D.] manifested such intention by the acts
next hereinafter stated, that is to say, by publishing a pamphlet inciting any persons
who might read it to rise in insurrection against our said Lady the Queen, (0)- as
the case m5y be, describe b~iefiy the overt act or acts alleged).
(2.) Formed an intention to levy war against our said Lady the Queen within
Queensland (or as the case may be) in order by force for constraint1 to compel
our said Lady the Queen to change Her royal measures [or counsels1 tor in order
to puL force (or constraint) upon (or to intimidate OY overawe) the Legislative
Assembly of Queensland (or as the case may zle)]: And that the said A.B. [and
C.D.] manifested such intention by (&c., as in (1)).
(3.) Formed an intention to instigate qertxin foreigners to make an armed
invasion of Queensland (or as tlw case may be): Pad that the said A.B. [and
C.D.] manifested such intention by (&., as in (1)).
NO. 4.-INCITLNG TO MUTINY.
Section 41.
(1.) Advisedly attempted to seduce one M.N., who was then serving in the
naval forces of our said Lady the Queen by @ea. [or land.], from his duty and
allegiance to our said Lady the Queen,
(2.) Advisedly attempted to incite one M.N., who was then serving in the
forces of our said Lady the Queen by sea [or land], to commit an act of mutiny Lor
a traitorous (or mutinous) act].
(3.) Advisedly attempted to incite one M.N. and others who were then serving
in the forces of our said Lady the Queen by 6ea [or land], to make [or endeavour
to make] a mutinous assembly.