Lapse, I. 511 et sparsim
Larceny, II. 922 to 1002
by servants, II. 922. Ad. 120
by clerks, II. 924. Ad. 120-1
respecting post office, II. 925 to
respecting trade, II. 930-1
respecting lodgings, II. 931
of trees, &c. adhering to
hold, II. 931 to 948
Limitation, for actions against officers,
II. 148-9
in actions personal, II. 222-3-4
in writs of error, II. 289
See also particular heads
Linen, see Mischief, Larceny, Forgery
Liturgy of church, I. 323. II. 380 to 396
Loans, see Forgery
free-Locks, mischief to, II. 1035
Lodgings, larceny in, II. 931
Lords, see Parliament. Privilege
of lead, &c. from houses, II.951 Lord's act, II. 295
from mines, II. 953
of records, II. 581. 954
of choses in action, II.954 to 958
respecting wrecks, II. 958 to 977
of horses, II. 977
of sheep, cattle, &c. II. 978 to
of dogs, II. 982-3-4
respecting woollen manufacture,
and release, I. 540
Lecturers licensed, II. 382-3
Leet'court. Ad. 135-6
Letters of marque, I. 157
missive, I. 316
threatening, II. 623-8-9
Levitical degrees, I. 402 3
Levying war, II. 470-1-2
Lezing of corn, II. 786
Libel, II. 661 to 671. Ad. 106
Liberties and rights, I. 1 to 12. Ad. 2-3
Life estates, I. 447 to 463
Limitation, for penal actions, II. 117
for making entries, II. 122
for writs of assize, II. 130
for writs of formedon, II. 131
for writs of right, II. 133
Lords commissioners, II. 38
Lotteries, I. 201. II. 802 to 820
Lunatics, custody of their persons, I.
190-1.286. II. 1103. Ad. 11. 144
Madder roots, larceny, II. 949
Mad-houses, I. 190. 286
Mail, robbery of, II. 925 to 930
Maiming or mayhem, II. 908
Maintenance of bastards, I. 414-5-6.
Ad. 32. 88.
of children, I. 413-4
of suits,II. 600-1-2-3-4.Ad. 153
Malicious or fraudulent mischief, II.
619 to 644. 1007 to 1042
Mandamus, II. 179 to 182. Ad. 68
Manor courts, II. 69 to 72. Ad. 62
Manslaughter, II. 902
Manufacturers, seducing them, II. 732
Master and servant, I. 386 to 393. Ad.28
and apprentice, I. 393 to 401
of the rolls, I. 159. II. 366-7-9
in chancery, II. 368
Mayhem, II. 908 9
Maynooth college, II. 429 to 433
Mears and fences, I. 478 to 485
Measures, I. 160-1-2. II. 696 to 700
Medietate jury de, II. 257
Mediterranean pass, II. 1093
Members of parliament assaulting,II.659
Mesne, writ of, Ad. 66-7
Michaelmas term, II. 185
Military state, I. 360 to 385.
Militia, I. 361 to 370, Ad. 22 to 27
Mills demolishing, II. 636, &c. 1020
Mines, king's right to, I. 189
larceny from, II. 953
Mortmain alienation, I. 507 to 511
Mortuaries abolished, I. 593-4
Murder, II. 902 to 907
Mute standing, II. 1196-7
Mutiny act, I. 377 to 385. Ad. 27
beyond sea, II. 521
Mutual debts, II. 222
Natural-born subjects, I. 304 5
Naturalization, I. 306 to 310
Nature, crime against, II. 918
Naval stores,, embezzling, II. 514, &c.
Navigation-acts, I, 380 to 384
Navigations destroying, II. 1034 5
Navy regulation, II. 384-5
Navy bills, &c. forgery, II. 1087-8
destroying works of, II. 1029, &c. Negative certificate, I. 550
Ministers money, I. 353-4. 439
Minors. See Infants
Misadventure, homicide, Ad. 119
Miscarriage, producing, II. 903
Mischief, malicious or fraudulent,
619 to 644. 1007 to 1042
to churches, &c. II, 621.
to cattle, &c. II. 624. 1019
to trees, II. 624. 931 to 948
to mills, &c. II. 636 to 644. 1020
to manufactures, II.718.723. 1021
to fences, II, 1007
to hop-binds, II. 1008
with respect to corn, &c. H. 1009
to 1019
coals and collieries, II. 1029, &c.
to ships, II. 1032
to banks of rivers, II. 1034-8
to canals, II. 1035-6-7
to turnpikes, II. 1039, &c.
to highways and bridges. II. 1041
Misprisions amended, II. 280 to 290
of treason, II. 544. Ad. 94
of felony, II. 545
affecting king and government,
Monasteries, exempt from tithes, I. 436
burying in, II. 439
disturbing possessors, II. 534-5
Money. See Coin. False pretences
Monopolies, II. 702-3-4
Mortgages, remedy at law, I. 469. 470
satisfaction registered, I. 548-9
remedy for in equity,II.338, &c.
to aliens, Ad. 41
News, false spreading, H. 660
Newspapers, see Libels,
Next of kin, I. 656-7
Nisi prius, court of, II. 43 to 50. 254-5
trial at, II. 231 to 264
Non-claim in fines, I. 571-2. Ad. 46
Nonconformity, II. 376 to 396
Non obstante, I. 11
Nonsuit, II. 256. Ad. 78
Notary public, II. 54, &c.
Notes, promissory, I. 608 to 614
Notice to quit, I. 467 8
Nuncupative wills, I. 660-1
Nusance, assize of, II. 152
common, II. 756 to 767.Ad. 117
Nurses infecting children, Ad. 116.
Offences, means of preventing, II. 1101
Offices, qualification oaths, I. 289 to
304
in corporations, I. 422 to 430
corrupt appointment to, I. 441
Ad. 36
Officers, actions against, II. 144 to 150
Orchards robbing, II. 931
Orders holy, I. 322-3
Ordnance, stores embezzling, II. 514
license for keeping, II. 659
Original writ, II. 182 to 188
Ouster of the freehold, II. 122 to 134
of chattels real, II, 134 to 144
Outlawry in actions, II. 193 to 196
of grandjurors, II. 1199
avoided, Ad. 72
Overholding tenant, I. 467-8. Ad. 41
Overseers of the poor, I. 277 to 283
Owling, II. 671
Øyer and terminer, IL. 1105. S, &c. Ad.
Palace, assaults in, II. 577, &c.
Pales, mischief to, II. 934-5
Panel, see Jury. Treason.
Papists. See Catholics Roman.
Pardon, II. 1240 to 1250. Ad.
Parent and child, I. 413 to 417
Parish clerks, I. 355
Parliament, to be held frequently, I. 12
king a constituent part, I. 13.
house of peers, how constituted,
I. 13, &c.
house of commons, I. 18 to 139
qualification for electors, I. 21
qualification for elected, I.
mode of proceeding at elections,
Parliament, adjournment, prorogation,
dissolution of, I. 145-6-7
duration of, I. 147
general provisions of election.
acts, I, 101-2-3
Parol conveyances, I. 518
promises, II. 114
demur, II, 216-7
Parson, I. 319. 322, &c.
Partition, I. 475-6. 485-6-7
Partnership anonymous, f. 556 to 563
Partridges, see Game.
Pass-ports violation of, II. 461-2-3
Patents, English, I, 187. Ad. 151
how passed, I. 564-5-6
Pauper causes, II. 271-5
Payment in cash suspended, I. 614
pleaded, II. 224
Peace, process of, II. 1101
clerk of, II. 1120
Peers, house of, I. 13 to 18. II, 42
privileges of, I. 144, 356 to 359
trial of, Ad. 145
Penal actions, II. 115 to 118
Penitentiary houses, II. 1234 to 1239.
Ad. 149
Pensioners, parliament, L. 54 to 60
Perjury, II. 606 to 610
Perpetual curate, I. 350-1
Perpetuating testimony, II. 341. 355
Perpetuities avoided, I, 473 4
Personal rights, I. 1 to 12
injuries to, II. 95 to 106.
offences against, II. 900
Personating others, II. 581. 1072 to 1087
Petitioning right of asserted, I. 11
restrained, II. 654-5
Petit treason, II. 907
Piepoudre court, II. 35
Piracy, II. 465 to 469. 1106. Ad. 130
Placemen, parliament, I. 54 to 62
Plague, spreading, II. 737 to 747
Plaint, county court, II, 35
Plants, larceny, II, 949. 950-1
Plays, profane, II. 439
unlawful, II. 792 to 801
Pleading in actions, II. 215 to 228
Plough-bote, I. 440-1-9
Ploughing by the tail, II, 763
mem-Pluralities, 1. 347
proceeding upon controverted
elections, I. 103 to 139
oaths taken by sitting
bers, I. 139 to 143
privileges of parliament,I. 143-4
616, &c. II. 207 to 212. 356-7
method of making laws, I, 144
Poisoning, II. 902-3
Policies of insurance, I. 600 1-2
Polygamy, II. 751
Poor, I. 277 to 286. 394 to 401. Ad. 18.
Pope,
Pope, see Catholics
Popular actions, II, 115 to 118
Ports appointed by king, I, 160
Proclamation, see Fine, Riot, &c.
Profaneness, II. 439 to 444
Promises, action upon, II. 114
Promissory note, İ. 608 to 614
Prophecies, false, II. 661
Possessory actions, II. 122 to 131. 134 Prohibition, writ of, II, 92, &c.
Post-fines, I. 188. II. 1093
Posthumous children, I. 471
Prosecution, modes of, II. 1166 to 1190
expenses of, II. 1209 to 1212
Poundage,executions, II.3 13.319. Ad. 86 Protection, writ of, II. 213-4
Poyning's law, see Preface
Præmunire, II. 524 to 5++
Precedence of peers, &c. I. 356, &c.
Prefines, II. 1093
Prerogative, king's, I. 157 to 165. II.
Protest of bills, &c. I. 606-7-8 9
Protestant succession, I. 150-1. II. 483
dissenters, see Dissenters.
Provisions, unwholesome, II. 747. Ad.
153
Provisors, statutes against, II. 524 to 533
Public money, larceny, II. 924. Ad. 120
Public, see Offences
Pur auter vie, estates, I. 506
Purgation canonical, II. 1216
Quakers, their disabilities, I. 297
tithes recovered, II. 81
affirmation, II. 260
their answers in equity, II. 357-S
Quarantine, II 737 to 747
Quare impedit, II. 160-1-2-3. 343-4-5
Quarrelling in church, &c. II. 659
Quartering of soldiers, 1. 379. II. 471.
Ad. 27
Quays, I. 160 II. 992-3
Queen, Anne's bounty, I. 168-9
her regal power, I. 152
violating her, II. 471
Qui tam actions, II. 115 to 118
Quia emptores, statute, I. 513-4
Quit rent, I. 178 to 187
Quo warranto, writ of, II. 174-5 6
information, II. 176-7
Quod ei deforceat, II. 131
Quod permittat, II. 163
Quorum, justices of, I. 247
Rape, crime of, II. 916-7
appeal of, II. 1188
Ravishment of ward, II. 106
Reasonable part, I. 654-5
Rebellion, anniversary, II. 458
Receipt of stranger, Ad. 64
Receiving stolen goods, I 587 to 598 | Road acts, I. 257 to 272. Ad. 15 to 18
Recognizances forfeited, I. 188. Ad.
inrolled, I. 540 to 544
for the peace, &c. II. 1101. Ad.
Record, alienation by, I. 564 to 577
trial by, II. 230
embezzling or falsifying, II. 580-1
exemplification of, II. 230
Recorders of cities, II. 1118
Recovery common, I 568. 573 to 577.
580
Recusancy, crime of, II. 396 to 426
constructive, II. 548 to 577
Registry of ships, I. 383-4. Ad. 28
of marriages, I. 409. II. 749
of deeds, &c. I. 544 to 552
of bankers' deeds, I. 552 to 556
of anonymous partnerships, I. 556
of tradesmen's deeds, I. 563
Regrators, II. 702
Release, pleading, evidence, I. 540
Relief, tenure, I. 445
Religion, offences against, II. 372 to 461
Renewal, leases, I. 535. II. 342-3-8-9
350
Rent apportioned, I. 458-9
limitation of, restrained, I. 473
subtraction of, II. 155 to 159
see Distress, Ejectment, Replevin.!
Replevin, action of, II. 107 to 113
Representative bodies, II. 644-654. Ad.
Reprieve and pardon, II. 1244 to 1250
Rescue of prisoners, II. 584-5-6
and see particular heads.
Residence, see Clergy. Farliament
Restitution, stolen goods, II. 1213
Restoration, anniversary, II. 457
Return days, II. 182 to 186
Revenue, king's, I. 165 to 209
Robbery, see Larceny.
Rogues, vagabonds, II. 768 to 785
Rome, see Catholics. Præmunire
Roots, larceny, II 949 to 951
Royal assent, I. 144
family, marriages, I. 152-3
fish, I. 188
Rules, new, I. 423-4
Sabbath breaking, II. 214. 450 to 457
Sacramental test, I. 293-4, II. 554
Sacrament reviling, II. 374
Safe conduct, violating, II. 461, &c.
Salvage, II. 962 to 977. Ad. 122
Sanctuary, II. 1198
Schoolmasters nonconforming, II. 384.
- debauching child, II. 917
Scire facias, II. 289. 313-4-5
Scripture, denying truth of, II. 372
Sea-banks, mischief, II. 1034
Seal, great of Ireland, I. 566
Seals counterfeiting, II. 474
Seamen,1.380 to 385. II.223-4. 1082,&c.
Seceders, I. 297. II. 262-3
Security for good behaviour, &c.II. 1101
Seducing, from allegiance, II. 481. 521
soldiers, sailors, II. 521. 546
artists, II. 732 to 737
Serjeant at law, II. 46
Servant, master and, I. 386 to 412
assaulting master, II. 918
burning houses, II. 120. 920
-embezzling, II. 922, &c. Ad. 120
Serving foreign states, II. 509
Sessions of the peace, II. 1112, 1117-8-9
and see particular heads
Set off, plea of, II. 222
Settlement of crown, I. 150
of Ireland, I. 180
officers, I. 50-1-2. II. 148 to 150. Sextons, I. 355
Sheep, larceny, II. 978-9
Sheriffs, I. 209 to 225
Ships registered, I. 383. Ad. 28
in distress plundering,II.958 to 977
stealing from, II. 992
destroying, II. 1032, &c.
Shooting at another, II. 909
Shops, stealing from, II, 997-8
Shop-books evidence, II. 259
Sign manual, counterfeiting, II. 474
Simony, offence of, II. 445
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