[550] Matter of Collins, 11 Abb. Pr. (N. Y.), 406; 20 How. Pr., 111. In this case it was held that a commitment issued by a coroner against a person charged with murder is not void for the omission of the allegation that he caused the death “feloniously,” if it is such that the fact that he caused the death feloniously may be collected on its face. And see People v. Beigler, 3 Park Crim. Rep. (N. Y.), 316.
[551] Rex v. Bowen, 6 Car. & P., 602; Rex v. Bennett, 6 Car. & P., 179.
[552] State v. Evans, 27 La. An., 297.
[553] Rex v. Nicholas, 7 Carr & Payne (Eng.), 538.
[554] People v. White, 22 Wend. (N. Y.), 167.
[555] Matter of Collins, 11 Abb. Pr. (N. Y.), 406; 20 How. Pr., 111.
[556] Matter of Ramscar, 10 Abb. N. C. (N. Y.), 442. The prisoner in this case was detained on a commitment issued by a coroner, he not having had an examination, and the Court directed an examination before a magistrate.
[557] N. Y. Code Crim. Pro., § 145.
[558] People v. Devine, 44 Cal., 452; Commonwealth v. Hawkins, 3 Gray (Mass.), 463.
[559] People v. Monden, 103 N. Y., 211.