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IMPREGNATION, 203—III. 71
  sine penetratione, 203
  per urethram, 204
  experiments on, 268
  consent not necessary to, 436

IMPRISON, power of Censors to, 24

IMPRISONMENT, murder by excessive, II. 112

INCISED wounds, II. 119

INDICTMENT for nuisances, 334—350

INFANT, violation of, 419
    See Rape.
  dead body of, how to be examined, III. 99
  whether born alive, III. 100
  dissection of, III. 107
  death of, whether natural, III. 122
  criminals, III. 131

INFANCY, 188

INFANTICIDE, 249—258—III. 84
  physiological illustrations of, III. 98

INFECTION, distinction of, 105
  increasing danger of, a nuisance, 352

INJUNCTION, against nuisances, 340

INQUEST, Coroners, II. 93—112
    See Coroner.
  by Justices of the Peace, II. 98—107

INQUISITION of lunacy, 295
  in England does not bind land in Ireland, 295

INQUIRY, medical, synopsis of, III. 1
  as to bodily health, III. 8
  age and occupation, ib.
  present symptoms, ib.
  meals last taken, III. 9
  stools and vomitings, III. 11—13
  remedies used, III. 12
  paroxysm of passion, III. 14
  intoxication, III. 15
  body found dead, III. 18
  description of person, III. 22
  formation of the neck, III. 22
  period elapsed since death, III. 23
  marks of wounds, III. 25
  whether self inflicted, III. 32
  smell of cloaths, III. 35