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

306 CRIMINAL PRACTICE RULES-FORMS
YO. 100.-RESCUING INSANE PERSONS.
Section 146.
(I.) Rescued one M.N. while he was being conveyed as an insane person to
[or Rescued one M.N. during his confinement as an insane person in] a hospital
[or reception house] for the insane [or a house licensed under the laws relating to
insane pirsons for the reception of patients 01 a prison].
(2.) Being in charge of one M.N. while he was being conveyed as an insane
person to a hospital (or &. as in (l)), wilfully permitted him to escape from
custody.
(3.2 Being a superintendent of [or a person employed in] a hospital (or &e.
as in (l)), wilfully permitted one M.N., who was then confined therein as an insane
person, to escape therefrom.
(4.) Concealed one M.N., who had then lately been rescued [OY had then lately
escape&; while he was being conveyed as an insane person to [or during his
confinement as an insane person in] a hospital (or &c. as in (l)), as he the said
A.B. then well knew.
KO. lOl.-REMOVINB PROPERTY, ETC., UNDER LAWFUL SEIZURE.
Section 147.
Certain goods, namely 100 cattle, had been attached [or taken] by the sheriff'
of Queensland (or as the case may be) under tho process [or authority] of the
Supreme Court of Queensland (or as the case may be): And that A.B. on &c.
at &e., while the said goods were so attached [or taken], and were in the custody
of the said sheriff (or &.), knowingly, and with intent to defeat the said attachment
yor process], recaived [or removed or retained or concealed or disposed of]
the said goods.
NO. 10Z.--OBSTI%UCTING OFFICERS OF COURTS OF JUSTICE.
Section 148.
Wilfully obstructed [of resisted] one E.F., who was then lawfully charged with
the execution of an order of the Supreme Court of Queensland [OT of a warrarit
lawfully issued under the authority of the Supreme Court of Queensland] (01. as
the case may be).
TTII.-OFFENCES RELATING TO THE COIN.
NO. 103.-COUNTERFEITING GOLD OR SILVER COIN.
Section 150.
Made [or Began to make] a counterfeit gold [or silver] coin apparently
intended to pass for the current coin called sovereigns for for a coin of the United
States of Amaexica called dollars (or as the case may be)].
NO. 104.-PREPARATION FOR COINING GOLD OR SILVER COIN.
Section 153.
(1.) Gilded [or Silvered] a piece of metal of a fit size [or figure] to be coined,
with intent that it should be coined into a counterfeit coin apparently intended
to pass for the current gold coin called sowreigns (or as the case may be) [or
for a coin of the United States of America, called dollars (or as the case may be)].
(2.) Made a piece of metal into a fit size [or figure] to facilitate the coining
from it of a counterfeit gold lor silver] current coin apparently intended to pass
for the current coin called sovereigns (or as the case mug be, as in (l)), with
intent: that such counterfeit coin should be made from it,
(3.) Without lawful authority or excuse.
(a) bought [or sold or reoeived or paid or disposed of] [or offered to buy (or
sell or receive or pay or dispose of)] from [or to] one M.N. [ten] counterfeit gold
[or silver] coins apparently intended to pass for the current coin called sovereigns
(or as the case may be, as in (I)), at a lower rate than the same imported [or
were apparently intended to import] ;
or (5) brought [or received] into Queensland [ten] counterfeit gold [or silver]
coins apparently intended to pass for the current coin called sovereigns (or as the
case may be, as in (1)) : And that: the said AB. then knew that the same were
Counterfeit;
or (e) made [or mended 01" began (or prepared) to make (or mend) or had in
his possession or disposed of to one M.N.] a stamp [or mould] which was adapted
to make the resemblance of [part of] both [or one of the] sides of the current