Commonwealth v. Bangs
9 Mass. 387
Opinion
There can be no sentence upon this verdict. The assault and battery are out of the case, and no abortion is alleged to have followed the taking of the potion; and if an abortion had been alleged and proved to have ensued, the averment that the woman was quick with child at the time is a necessary part of the indictment,
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Commonwealth v. Bangs, 9 Mass. 387 (Mass. 1812).
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