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

322 CRIMINAL PRACTICE RULES-FORMS
(2.) Being charged by law with the duty of seeing that a package containing a
certain explosive substance (or 4c. as above), namely, dynamite (or &e.), which was
then about to be delivered from the ship Mary at B., had thereon a plain and
durable brand or superscription showing the contents and the quantity thereof,
delivered the said package LOT caused the said package to be delivered] without
having on it such brand or superscription.
(3.) Being concerned in the landing of an explosive substance, namely, dyna-
mite (or as the case may be, as in (I)), from the ship Mary at E., discharged the
same between the hours of sunset and sunrise;
(or as the case may be, SQCtting out the violation of the Statute in question).
111.-ASSAULTS.
NO. 207.-COMMON ASSAULT.
Section 335.
Uiilawfully assaulted one E.F.
NO. 208.-ASSAULT WITH INTENT TO COMMIT UNNATURAL
OFFENCE.
Section 338.
Assaulted one E.F. with intent to have carnal knowledge of him [or her1
against the order of nature.
NO. 209.-INDECENT ASSAULT ON MALES.
Section 337.
Unlswf ully aiid indecently assaulted one E.F.
NO. 210.--ASSAULT ON PERSONS PROTECTING WRECKS,
Section 338.
Unlawfully assaulted one E.F. [a justice of the peace], who was then acting ia
the execution of his duty Las such justice or] as a pilot (or as the case may be) in
[or concerning] the preservation of a vessel in distress [or of a vessel (or goods)
then lately wrecked (or stranded or cast OB shore) (or then lying under water)], and
then and there used actual violenee to the said E.F.
NO. 211.-ASSAULT OCCASIONING BODILY HARM.
Section 339.
Unlawfully assaulted one E.F., and thereby did him bodily harm.
NO. 212.-SERIOUS ASSAULTS.
Section 340.
(1.) Assaulted one E.F. with intent to do him grievous bodily harm (or as the
case may be, state the crime intended to be committed) [or with intent to resist (,ir
prevent) the lawful arrest (or detention) of him the said A.B. (or of one M.N.)].
(2.) Assaulted [or Resisted or Wilfully obstructed] one E.F. [or one G.H., who
was then acting in aid of one E.F.], a police officer, while acting in the execution
of his duty.
(3.) Unlawfully assaulted Lor resisted or obstructed] one E.F., while he waa
engaged in the lawful execution of process of the Supreme Court (or as the case
may be) against certain property [or engaged in making a lawful distress].
(4.) Assaulted [or Resisted or Obstructed] one E.F., who was then engaged in
the lawful execution of process of the Supreme Court (or as the case may he)
against certain property [or engaged in making a lawful distress], with intent
thereby thgn to rescue certain property lawfully taken under such process [or
distress].
(5.) Assaulted one E.F., on account of his having in the execution of his duty
as a police officer (or as the case may be) arrested one M.N. (or as the case may be).
(6.) Assaulted one E.F., in pursuance of an unlawful conspiracy respecting the
manufacture of augar [or the trade of bootmakers or the business of carriers or the
occupation of shearers (or as the case may be)] [or respecting one G.H. (and othersj
who was (or were) then concerned (or employed) in the manufacture (&A as aboof )
or respecting the wages of one G.H. (&e. as above)].