ALEHOUSES.-continued.

regulation of inns, alehouses, and vic-
tualling houses in England, vii.

31p

repeal of statutes, vii. 31 b b
retail brewers, vii. 31 ƒƒ

ALIENATIONS,

fines for, i. 206, 207
ALIENS, i. 1. 20
ALIENS, i. 228
ALLEGIANCE,

oath of, i. 6. 19
AMENDMENT,

of the law, i. 231
statutes of, iii. 203
AMBASSADORS,

privileges of, iii. 102
law and cases, ib. n (1)
ANCIENT DEMESNE,

recoveries in courts, i. 449
ANNUITIES,

registration of grants and protection
of Infants, ii. 293. 302

law and cases, ii. 293. 301. notes
enrolment of memorials, ii. 306, 306 b
APOTHECARIES, exempt from juries.
See Juries and Jurors

APPEAL,

in criminal cases. See Criminal
Offences

APPEARANCE, i. 231. iii. 104. iv. 296
APPORTIONMENT OF RENTS, iv. 169
APPREHENSION OF OFFENDERS, vi.
15, 16. 235. vii. 480
APPRENTICES,

to merchant seamen, ii. 221 (43)
regulations, vii. 32. 47

binding poor parish children, vii. 46,
47.52, 53. 63. 67. 70. 75

penalty ou masters for ill usage, vii.
61

penalty on overseers and constables
for neglect of duty, vii. 62
repeal of acts requiring seven years
service to artificers, vii. 68
validity of parish indentures, vii. 69.
75

ARBITRATION, iii. 360

ARMY. See Mutiny Act, Militia and Bil-
letting Act

ARREST,

process

MM

to express true cause of
action, iii. 86

inrolment in counties palatine, i. 417

BASTARDS, i. 168-9

maintenance, vii. 80. 82

punishment of mothers of bastard

children, vii. 82. 87

affiliation and proceedings against the
father, vii. 83, 85

law and cases, vii. 80, 81. 84. in notes
BAWDY HOUSES, vi. 218

BEACONS, ii. 221 (319). 221 (456)
BENEFICES OF PAPISTS, i. 59. See
Spiritual Persons

BENT CUTTING, vii. 89
BERWICK-UPON-TWEED,

included in statutes where Great Bri-
tain or England only is mention-

ed, iv. 72

usurious consideration, ii. 262
regulation of acceptances, ii. 263
restrained when under a limited sum,
ii. 259. 263. 263 a

payable on Good Friday or Christmas
Day, ii. 259. 263 c

repeal amendment and consolidation
of laws, (Ireland,) ii. 263 e. 263 k
counterfeiting foreign, v. 186
BILL OF EXCEPTIONS, iii. 341
BIRTHS,

registers of, i. 103

BISHOPS,

alienations by, i. 381

remedy for dilapidations, i. 383. See
Spiritual Persons

BLACK ACT, v. 242
BLASPHEMY, v. 36
BOATMEN, ii. 168. 181
BOOKS,

importation of prohibited, ii. 29. 43
rights of British Museum and univer-
sities, &c. to copies of new books,
ii. 47

engravings, &c. vested in original
inventors, ii. 31

recovery of penalties, ii. 35
BOTTOMRY, ii. 227
BREAD,

regulations as to the sale and making
of bread in London and neigh-
bourhood, vii. 91

BRIDGES,

regulation of proceedings in courts,
iv. 83

CHILD-STEALING, vi. 41
CHILDREN,

born abroad, i. 7-9

born of aliens, i. 228-9

CHURCHES,

repairing and building, i. 61. 101. 97.
150. 150 bb b. 150 c c c

absenting from, v. 12. 19
riotously pulling down, v. 237
union of, i. 55

CHURCHYARDS, i. 101. 123
CIRCUIT COURTS,

(Scotland,) iii. 35 bb

CLERGY,

statutes relating to, i. 228. See Spi-
ritual Persons

arresting. See Offences against the
Person

CLERKS OF THE PEACE, iv. 291
COAL MINES, v. 255. 258. 261. 270. 279.
See Malicious Injuries to Property
COASTING TRADE, ii. 101. 104. 122.
&c.

MM 2

COIN AND BULLION,

ancient statutes, v. 143-156

duty of assayer, controller and master
of the mint, v. 156

allaying of gold and silver, v. 157
what coin shall be current, v. 158
exchanging for more than the cur-
rent value, v. 160

counterfeiting foreign coin, v. 160. 162.
186

clipping, washing, filing, &c. v. 161,
162. 165. 172. 180

melting silver coin, v. 164
counterfeiting, v. 165. 168. 172, 173,
174. 176. 179. 186

export of bullion, v. 165
coinage of bullion, v. 168
plate, regulations relative to marking,
fineness, &c. v. 163. 175
importation of foreign coin, v. 181, 182
exportation of base coin to the colo-
nies, v. 185

manufacture of gold wares below the
standard, v. 186

circulation of copper tokens, v. 189
COMMON LAW COURTS,

(Ireland,) regulation of proceedings,
iii. 23. 35

COMMON PLEAS,

to be holden in a place, certain, iii. 1
not in Exchequer, iii. 4

not to be removed, iii. 6
COMMON PRAYER BOOK, i. 46, 47
COMMONS, i. 277

COMPOUNDING INFORMATIONS, iv.
200. See Crim. Proc.
CONSTABLES,

expences in criminal cases, vii. 122,
123. 129

expences of high constables, vii. 130
appointment of special constables, vii.
130

presentments by, discontinued, vii.
131 d

appointment of constables in Ireland,
vii. 131. 131 e

CONVEYANCES.

See Fraudulent Con-

veyances, i, 359

COPARCENERS, i. 312

COPY OF COURT ROLL,

tenure by, i. 207

COPYHOLD,

admission of femes covert, i. 240
infauts, ib.

fines, i. 241

recoveries, i. 448

levise without surrender, i. 467
COPYRIGHTS, ii. 30

right of universities, &c. to copies, ii.
13 n (2). 33. 47

rights of authors, ii. 14. 27, in notis,

40

CORONER,

regulations on the election of coroners
for counties, iv. 393

duties of, v. 196. 198
CORPORATE OFFICERS,

resorting to conventicles, i. 179
CORPORATIONS, i. 170

not to make any orders or statutes
without consent of the chancel-
lor, &c. i. 170
regulations of, i. 173

act for quieting of, i. 179

oaths of officers, i. 180

election of chief magistrates, i. 181
COSTS, i. 233

in equity, on dismissal of bill, i. 237
in error, on quashing bill, i. 237
where damages shall be recovered,
iii. 293

law and cases relative to costs, iii.
293-295

in actions at suit of the king, iii.
296

in cases of delay or discontinuance of
suits, iii. 297

where sum shall not amount to 40s.
iii. 299

law and cases ib. n (1)

for defendant on nonsuit or verdict
against plaintiff, iii. 300

where damages are found under 40s.
iii. 301

law and cases, iii. 301 n

where several defendants, iii. 303
for defendant on demurrer or writ of
error, iii. 304

for plaintiff in actions of waste, ib.
in actions of trespass, iii. 305

of process, (Ireland,) iii. 305 a

COTTON MANUFACTORIES, viii. 222.
239, &c.
COUNTIES,

new divisions, vii. 158

COUNTIES PALATINE, iv. 1. See Re-
spective Names

COUNTY HALLS, iii. 35 s

COUNTY RATE,

assessment, collection, and levy, vii,
132, 133. 142. 151. 154, 155

COURTS OF LAW,

(Scotland,) regulation of forms of pro-

cess, iii. 35 h

COURTS OF LAW. See King's Bench,
Common Pleas, Inferior Courts, &c.
COURTS OF EQUITY,

oaths of clerks, iv. 290

untrue suggestion in Chancery, ib.
subpoena, iv. 293

authority of lord keeper and chancel-

lor, iv. 291

lands, &c. given to charitable uses, ib.
lords commissioners for great seal
enabled to execute the office of
chancellor, ib.

dismissal of bills, iv. 293

for preventing escapes from the
Queen's Bench and Fleet prisons,
iv. 294

COURTS OF EQUITY.—continued.
securing monies, &c. of suitors in
court of Chancery, iv. 294

relief of suitors, iv. 296

to disputes touching orders and decrees
of court of Chancery, ib.
process in court of equity effectual, ib.
court of Chancery empowered to lay

out money of suitors out of bank
of England, for answering charges
of the office of accountant-general,
iv. 299, 300, 301

income of the masters in Chancery,
iv. 300

transfer of stock in suits, iv. 302
proceedings against persons having

privilege of parliament, iv. 304
practice of court where members of
parliament are defendants, iv. 305

debts of traders, iv. 305

relief of prisoners for non-payment of
monies pursuant to orders of
courts of equity, iv. 312

relief of infant suitors, iv. 312
of persons entitled to stocks and annu-
ities transferable at bank of Eng.
land, ib.
appointment of vice-chancellor, iv.
313

property vested in accountant-general,
iv. 314

charity and friendly societies, iv. 316
administration of justice in courts
of Chancery in Ireland, iv. 317.
379
fees of Chancery, (Ireland,) iv. 342.
387
administration of justice, equity side

of Exchequer, (Ireland,) iv. 356.
378.388. 391

fees in Exchequer, (Ireland,) iv. 372
Rolls court decrees, vi. 391

CRIMINAL OFFENCES,

committed on the seas subject to
same punishment as on shore,
vi. 134

trial of offences committed in distant
parts, vi. 135

breaking prison, vi. 633

assisting prisoner to escape, ib.
punishment, vi. 164

assaulting constables to prevent ap-
prehension of persons charged
with Felony, vi. 165

CRIMINAL PROCEEDINGS,
night-walkers and suspected persons,
vi. 236

recognizances, vi. 237
supersedeas, ib.

certiorari, vi. 237. 264

apprehension and trial of offenders,

vi. 239. 241. 244. 249

indictments and informations, vi. 246.

256

bail in cases of felony, vi. 249 a
examination of witnesses, vi. 249 b

duty of justices, ib.

duty of coroner, ib.

proceedings on committal

outlawry, vi. 259
process, ib.

CROWN,

limitation of, iii. 14. 19

CROWN DEBTS. See King's Debts, iv.