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

292 CRIMINAL PRACTICE RULES-FORMS
(3.) Being a subject of our said Lady the Queen, did, during a war between
our said Lady the Queen and (name the enemy), adhere [or give aid] to the said
(name the enemy).
(4.) Forcibly entered the British ship Thetis, and then and there threw over-
board [or destroyed] certain goods and merchandise belonging to [or laden upon)
the said ship, namely, (describe the goods).
No 37.-OTHER PIRATICAL ACTS ON BOARD BRITISH SHIPS.
Ibid.
(Describe the place as in preceding Form.)
Being on board the British ship Thetis,
(a) turned pirate [or enemy or rebel], and piratically ran away with the said
ship [or a boat (or as the case may be) belouging to (or laden upon) the said ship] ;
or (b) voluntarily yielded up the said ship [or a boat or &.I to a pirate;
or (c) brought to one E.F. a seducing message from a pirate [or enemy or
rebel] ;
or (d) consulted [or conspired] with [or attempted to corrupt] one M.N., being
then the master [or an officer or a seaman] of the said ship, with intent that he
should run away with [or yield up] the said ship [or certain goods or merchandise
in the said ship] [or turn pirate or go over to pirates];
or (e) laid violent hands on one E.F., who was then master of the said ship,
with intent to hinder the said.E.F. from fighting in defence of the said ship and the
goods therein committed to his trust ;
or (f) coniined one E.F., who was then the master of the said ship;
or (9) made [or endeavoured to make] a revolt in the said ship.
NO. 38.--OTHER PIRATICAL ACTS BY BRITISH SUBJECTS.
Ibid.
Being a British subject [or Being on board the British ship Thetis], knowingly
(a) traded with one M.N., who was then a pirate;
or (b) furnished one M.N., who was then a pirate, with ammunition [or
provisions or stores] ;
or (e) fitted out a ship [or vessel] with a design to trade with [or supply or
correspond with] one M.N., who was then a pirate;
or (a) conspired [or corresponded] with one M.N., who was then a pirate.
NO. 39.-PIRACY WITH VIOLENCE, ENDANGERING LIFE.
Section 81.
State the act of piracy as in one of the Forms No. 35, No. 36 (l), (2), (4),
No. 37 (a), (b), (e), (f), (g)J and proceed:
And that the said A.B. [and C.D.] then and there
(a) assaulted one [or the said.] E.F., who was then on board of [or who then
belonged to] the said ship, with intent to kill him [or to kill one G.H.] ;
or (6) wounded one [or the said] E.F., who was then on board of [or who then
belonged to] the said ship;
or (c) unlawfully set fire to a powder magazine on board the said ship (or as
the case may be, stating the act endangering life), whereby the life of one [or
the said] E.P., who was then on board of [or who then belonged to] the said
ship, was endangered.
NO. 40.-ATTEMPTED PIRACY WITH PERSONAL VIOLENCE
Section 82.
(1.) Assaulted one E.F., who was then on board of [or who then belonged to]
the ship Thetis with intent to kill him [or to kill one G.H.], and with intent
thereby then to steal with actual violence from the said E.F. [or from one G.H.]
(Cc., as in Form No. 35, or as the case may be, stating intention to commit
one of the crimes set forth in Form NO. 36 (I), (2)) (4)) and No. 37 (a), (b), (e),
(f), (SIl"