What  constitutes  "  near  the  river  Tyne,"  in  statute  imposing  duties  on  ship-
ment of  coal.     Tyne  Keelmen  v.  Davison,  cxi.  612;  16  C.  B.  N.  S.  612.
"  Powers  and  authorities"  distinguished  from  "  duties  and  obligations."  Mills
v.  Mayor,  &c,  of  Colchester,  cxii.  635 ;  17  C.  B.  N.  S.  635.
"Inhabitants,"  in  a  statute  imposing  rates,  not  confined  to  persons  resident  or
sleeping  in  the  parish.    Wilson  v.  Sunderland,  cxii.  694  5  17  C.  B.  N.  S.  694.
STATUTE,  II.  (0,  (i).  421


"  New  manufacture"  in  21  Jac.  1,  c.  3  (Patent  Law).  Ralston  v.  Smith,  cxv.
818 ;  19  C.  B.  N.  S.  818.  '

A  public  house  is  not  "injuriously  affected"  within  s.  68  of  8  &  9  Vict.  c.  18,
by  a  diversion  of  trade.    Ricket  v.  Metropolitan  Railway  Co.,  cxvii.  149 ;  5  B.  &

The  words  "  by  whom  such  order  was  made"  in  b.  21  of  20  &  21  Vict.  c.  85,
are  not  simply  directory.     Regina  v.  Arnold,  cxvii.  322 ;  5  B.  &  S.  322.
"  May"  not  construed  to  be  "  shall"  when  both  words  occurred  iu  the  same
section.    Regina  v.  South  Weald,  cxvii.  391 ;  5  B.  &  S.  391.
"  Use  or  interfere  with"  in  8  &  9  Vict.  c.  20,  s.  58.  W.  &  G.  Railway  Co.  v.
Wakefield,  cxvii.  478  ;  5  B.  &  S.  478.
The  word  "  indictment"  in  24  &  25  Vict.  c.  100,  s.  6,  includes  a  coroner's
inquisition.     Regina  v.  Ingham,  cxvii.  257  ;  5  B.  &  S.  257.
The  Isle  of  Man  is  not.  a  foreign  dominion  within  25  &  26  Vict.  c.  20,  s.  1.
Ex  parte  Brown,  cxvii.  280 ;  5  B.  &  S.  280.
