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

288 CRIMINAL PRACTICE RULES-FORMS
then due by him (or one Q.R,) to one 02. (or as the case may be)] for himself
[Or for the said Q.R.1 upon nu undcrstanding that his vote [or opinion or judgment
or actioril in [a Committee of] the said Legislative Council [or Legislative
AssenibIy ] [or iii a Joint Committee of the Jkgisiative Council and Legislative
Assembly of QueensIand] [of which he was then a member] should be influenced
thereby [or sfioufd be given in a particular manner or should be given in favour
of a particular side of a certain question (or mattcr) then and there depending
for determination].
NO. 17.-BRIBERY OF MEREDER OF P A ~ L I ~ M ~ ~ T .
Xcction 60.
(1.) In order to influence one M.N., then being a member of tho Legislative
Council [or Legislative Assembly] of Queensland, in his vote [or opinion or
judgment or action] upon a certain question [or matter1 which had then lately arisen
[or which was then about to arise] jn the said Legislative Council
Assenibly] [or in a Conlmittee of the said Legislative Council
Assembly) (or in a Joint Committee of the Legislative Council and Legislative
Assembly of Queensland) of whicfi the said M.N. was then a member [or In order
to induce one M.N., then being a member of the Legislative Council [or Legislative
Assembly) of Queensland to absent himself from the said Legislative Council (or
Legislative Assembly) (or from a Committee of the said Legislative Council) (or
Legislative Assembly) (or from a Joint Committee of the Legislative Council and
Legislative Assembly of Queensland) of which the said M.N. was then a member]
gave to [or conferred upon or procured for or promised (or offered) to give to
(or confer upon or procure (or attempt to procure) for)l the said M.N. [or one
O.P.1 a certain sum of money, namely, $200 (or #e., as in preceding Form).
(2.) Attempted, by fraudulently representing to one M.N., then being a member
of the Legislative Council [or Legislative Assembly1 of Queensland, that (stads
fraudulent representation) to influence the said M.N. (or Attempted by threats
(OT intimidation) to influence one M.N., then being (Be., as above)] in his vote (or
&c., as in (I)).
(3.) Attempted, by fraudulently representing to one M.N., then being a member
of the Legislative Council [or Legislative Assembly] of Queensland, that (state
fraudulent re~~esentat~on) to induce the said M.N. [or Attempted by threats (or
intimidation) to induce one N.N., then being (kc., as above)] to absent himself
from the said Legislative Council [or Legislative Assembly] for from a Committee
of the said Legislative Council (or Legislative Assembly) (or from a Joint Committee
of the Legislative Council and Legislative Assembly of Queensland) of which the
said M.N. was then a member].
PV.---uNLAWFUL ASSEMB1,IES : BREACEES OF THE PEACE.
NO. lS.-UNLAWFUL ASSEMBLY.
Section 62.
And other persons assembled together to the number of three [and more]
in such a manner [or And other persons assembled together to the number of
three (and more), and; being so assemblcd, conducted themselves in such a manner]
8s to cause the subjects of our said Lady the Queen in the neighbourhood to fear
on reasonable grounds that he the said A.B. and the other persons so assembled
would tumultuously disturb the peace [or would needlessly and without reasonable
occasion provoke a tumultuous disturbance of the peace].
NO. 19.---RIOT.
Section 63.
As in pyececling Faim to the end and add: And that the said A.B. and the
other persons aforesaid, being so assembled together, then and there tumultuously
disturbed the peace.
KO. 20.--RIOTERS REMAINING AFTER PROC CiAMATTON ORDERING
TEEM T’O DISPERSE.
Section 64.
(1.) And other persons were riotously assembled together to the number of
twelve /and more]: And that thereupon one S.T., a justice of the peace (or as
the case may he), being amongst the persons so assembled together [or being as
near to the said persons so assembled together as he could safely go], commanded
[or caused command to be made] with a loud voice that silence should be kept
while the proclamation next hereinafter mentioned was made, and then made [or