Alienation by special custom, I. 578 | Assignee of reversion, II. 113
by devise, I. 581 to 584 Allegiance, oath of I. 289 to 296
withdrawing from, II. 481 Ambassadors' privilege, II. 212.464 Amendment, statutes of, II. 280 to 290 Amends, tender of, II. 150 Amercement, II. 1241. Ad. 78 Anniversaries kept holy, I 457-8 Annuity deeds inrolled, I. 602 Anonymous partnerships, I. 556 to 563 Apostacy, crime of, II. 372-3 Appeal, courts of, II. 39 to 43. 51 to 53 proceedings in nature of, II 276
of felony, II. 1187 to 1190 Appearance in equity, II. 351 to 357 Apportionment of rents, I. 458-9 Apprentices to trades, I. 393 to 401. Ad. 30
to attornies, II. 21 to 30 Approvement of commons, I. 439 in felony, II. 1197 Approver, compelling one to be, II. 581 Arbitration, reference to, II. 12 Armour, embezzling the king's, II. 514 Arms, right of carrying, I. 11.
right of keeping restrained, II. 559 to 576. Ad. 97
-riding, &c. with, punished, II. 658 Army, prerogative as to, 1. 157
regular, I. 377 to 380. Ad. 27 Arraignment, and its incidents, II. 1196 Arrest in civil cases, II. 196 to 207
of judgment, II. 280 to 286
in criminal cases, II. 1137 to 1161 Arson, II. 919
Article in writing, II. 112
Articles of religion, I. $23. II. 379 Artificers, seducing. II. 732 to 737 Assault, action of, II. 222-3-4. 272-3-4 Assaulting privy counsellor, &c. II. 508 lords &c. coming to parliament, II. 659
on account of gaming, II. 660 master, II, 918. Ad. 116
Assemblies riotous, II. 614 to 644 unlawful, II. 644 to 655
Assent royal to bills, I. 144 Assent and consent, I. 324
Assessed taxes, I. 199
Assets, what shall be, I. 506. II. 337 Assignee of judgment, I. 594-5-6 -
of lease, II. 114
Assigning breaches, II. 225
Assistant barrister, I. 62. II. 63. Ad. 62 Assize, courts of, II. 43 to 50 writs of, II. 126 to 131 Assurance policies, I. 600 Attaint, proceeding in, II. 276 to 280 Attornies, justices of peace, I. 247
-how appointed, II. 13 to 31 -where to practise, II. 16 to 31 -practising in others' names,II. 18 -number of their clerks, II. 21 -punished for malpractice, II.
Bankrupt expenses regulated, I. 651-2 Breaches assigned, II 225-6 Breaking prison, II. 584-5-6 houses, II. 922
commissioners, &c. protected
against actions, I. 652-3
-duration and validity of
commis-Bribery, I. 93. II. 610. Ad. 9 Bridewells, Ad. 136 Bridges, 1. 275. Ad. 18 British ships, I. 381. Ad. 28 Buggery, II. 918
Banks, mischief to, II. 1034 Banns, publication of, I. 407 Bargain and sale inrolled, &c. I. 539 Barking trees, II. 947-8
Barren land, tithe, I. 434. II. 94 Barretry, II. 598-9
Barristers' admission, &c. II. 31 to 34 malpractice punished, II. 600 Bastards, maintenance of, I. 414-5-6. Ad. 32. 88.
settlement of, I. 416-7 Ad. 35. murder of, II. 903 Bastardy, certificate of, II. 231, Ad. 152 Battery, Vide Assault
Beaupleader abolished, II. 269. Ad. 78 Benefit of clergy, II. 1214 to 1239 Benevolences abolished, Ad. 2 Betting, Vide Gaming Bigamy, II. 751
Bill of costs recovered, II. 31 of discovery, II. 343-4-5 of exceptions, IL. 263-4 of exchange, I. 606 to 614 for injunction, II. 342-3
of foreclosure, &c. II. 338 to 341 for renewal, II. 342
to perpetuate testimony, II. 355 dismissed, II. 371
forgery of, II. 1044 to 1064 Billetting regulated, I. 379. Ad. 27 Bishops, election of, I. 314 to 317 leases, &c. of, I. 522 to 535 their demesnes, I. 533-4 rent recovered, II. 155
Black act, II. 624
Blanching copper, II. 490 Blasphemy, II. 439. 440 Bog, partition of, I. 485 6-7 lease of, I. 532 3-6
Bond, in replevin, II. 110
payment of, pleaded, II. 224 for performance of covenants, II. 225 Book, of common prayer, I. 324-5. II. 380 to 385
copyright in, I. 585
of account evidence, II. 259 popish, using, IL 436 Botes, tenant's right to, I. 449 Bottomry bonds, I. 601
Bulls papal, II. 480, 531 Burglary, II. 921
Burning king's ships, II. 519 land, II. 759
corn in the straw, II. 763 houses, &c. II. 120 919.920 in the hand, II. 1220. Ad. 148
Butlerage, I. 193. Ad. 12 Busts, property in, Ad. 47
ad satisfaciendum, II. 291 to 308 Carcases stealing, &c. II. 978 Carnal knowledge of child, II. 916-7 Cartbote restrained, I. 440 Catholics, Roman, disabled
to vote at elections, I. 88-9. Ad 4 to 7 to sit in parliament, I. 139 to 143 to succeed to the throne, I.150-5 6 to be sheriffs, I. 224-5
to be justices of peace, I. 246
to hold offices of trust or power, I. 300 to 304
as to marriages, I. 410
excluding children from mainten- ance, I. 414
as to guardianship, I. 419 offices in corporations, I. 422 voting at elections of magistrates, I. 426
presenting to livings. I. 432-3-4 descent and transfer of estates, I. 489 to 503
acquisition of landed property, I. 503-4-5
being attornies or barristers, II. 30
advocates or proctors, II. 53-4 Catholics
Catholics, jurors or grandjurors, II. 258. | Chancellor, his precedence, I. 359
purchasing bulls from Rome, II.
obeying fulminations of the pope, II. 532
suing appeals to Rome, II. 533 exercising ecclesiastical jurisdic- tion, II 535 to 541
Maintaining pope's authority, II.
bringing superstitious things into the realm, II. 543
sending money to foreign semi- naries, II. 544
refusing to take the oath of su- premacy, &c. II. 548 to 575
refusing to make the declaration against popery, II. 559
marrying protestants, II. 749.
Cattle, larceny of, II. 977-8
mischief to, II. 624. 1019
Certificate, poor, I. 280
Certificate of bankruptcy, I. 633 to 638 of bastardy, II. 231. Ad. 152 for costs, II. 273-4
Certiorari, II. 96. 1113 to 1119. Ad. 63. Cestui que vie, death of, I. 459. II. 156 Chalking, maiming, II. 908 to 910 Challenge of jury, II. 232, 257. 1204 to fight, II. 660
Champerty, II. 602-3-4
his duties and powers, II. 332
to 371, et sparsim, Chancery, its jurisdiction, II. 38, et sparsim,
Chance medley, Ad. 119 Charitable bequests, I. 663
uses, I. 510-1. II. 333 to 337 Charter-schools, I. 400 Cheating, II. 696 to 700. 1003 to 1006 Children, maintenance of, I 413-4 debauching, II. 916-7
Choses in action, larceny, II. 954 to 955 Church of England, &c. I. 155-6 king head of, I. 164
building, &c. I. 353. Ad. 22 penalty for not going to, II. 396 to
mischief to, II. 621/ affray in, II. 659 larceny in, II. 995 Churchwardens, I. 352 to 355 Citations out of diocess, II. 88 er mero officio, II. 1127 Civil bill, jurisdiction, II. 63, &c. Ad. 62 Civil survey, I. 178 Civil list, I. 208-9
Clandestine marriages, II. 749 Clergy, parliament, I. 36. 53
not to be farmers, &c. I. 311 to 314 ordination of, I. 322 to 326 residence of, I. 326 to 331 their glebes and glebe-houses, I, 331 to 346
Commissioners of great seal, I. 359. | Courts, of common law and equity, II.
for taking bail, II. 204 for taking affidavits, II. 204 of charitable uses, II. 333, &c. of bankrupts, I. 622, &c.
of excise, and appeals, II. 1129 Committees unlawful, II. 645. 654. 722. Common recovery, I. 573 to 577 of pasture, I 439
of estover, I. 449
nusances to, II. 763-4
Common prayer, book of, I. 324. II. 376, Common pleas, court of, II. 37 Common summons, Ad. 70 Composition rent, I. 176 Compounding informations, II. 605 Conformity of papists, &c. I. 491-9 Consanguinity, marriage, I. 402-3 challenge, II. 258
Consolidated fund, I. 203
Constables, their duties, &c. I. 252, &c. Conspiracy to murder, II. 508. 907
Consultation, writ of, II. 94
Contracts for sale of goods, I. 596 Conventicles unlawful, II. 385 to 396 Convention act, II. 654
Converts from popery, I. 491. II. 576 Conveyances, usurious, I. 515. II. 695 fraudulent, I. 516-7. II. 1005-6 Convicts transported, II. 1220 to 1239 Coparceners, I. 475 to 487 Copyhold tenure, I. 444-5 578, &c. Copyright, I. 585 to 590. Ad. 47 Corn distraining, II. 1-2
ecclesiastical, II. 51 to 57. 1126 military and maritime, II. 57-8. Ad. 63
of special jurisdiction, II. 59 to 72 of criminal jurisdiction, II. 1105
Court-leet. Ad. 135 Coventry act, II. 908
Crown settlement of, I, 150 1
lands and rents, I. 174 to 187. Ad. 11
Curates' maintenance, I. 349.350 Cure perpetual, I. 350-1 Cursing and swearing, II. 440 Curtesy, tenant by, I. 461-2 Customs, I. 192, &c.
barbarous, II. 763
Custos rotulorum, II. 1119. Ad. 135
Damage cleer, Ad. 78
Days in bank, II. 182 to 186 Darrein presentment, II. 160 1-3 Deacons' ordination, I. 322-3 De donis statute, I 446 Death of cestui que vie, I. 459. 460. 472 of debtor in execution, II. 291 of king no abatement, II. 216 of party no abatement, II. 221-264 Debauching child, II. 916-7 Debtor, death of, II. 291 337
escape of, II. 292-3-4. Ad. 80 maintenance of, II.299. Ad.84-5
preventing export of, &c. II. 637 | Debt, for rent, I. 459. II. 155-6 7
mischief to, II. 1009 to 1019
Corody, I. 166
Coronation oaths, I. 154-5
Coroners how appointed, &c. II. 235 to 240. Ad. 15
Corporation act, I. 423
Corporations, their creation, powers, &c. I. 420 to 430
Costs of attornies, &c. II. 31
of plaintiff or defendant, II. 129. 269 to 275. 286 to 289.371
of proctors, &c. Ad. 57 Cosherers punished, II. 787 Counsel. See Barrister
assigned to prisoners, II. 1199. 1203 Counterfeiting king's seals, II. 474 Counterfeiting coin, II. 474 to 479 County court, II. 35, &c.
against heir and devisee. I. 583 mutual, set off, II. 222 limitation in, II. 222 3 4
see also other heads, sparsim. Deceipt, writ of, Ad.-64 Declaration against popery, I. 140
against transubstantiation, I. 292 delivering to prisoner, II. 96-7-8 Deeds, usurious, I. 515. II. 695
fraudulent, I. 516-7. II. 1005-6 registry of, I. 545 to 563 Deer stealing, &c. see Game, Defacing names, &c. on watches, &c. II. 596
Defamation, suits for, II. 1126-7 Defence acts, I. 373 to 377 Defending pope's jurisdiction, II. 479 Deforcement of dower, Ad. 66
Delays of justice, I. 11. Ad. 70 Delegates court of, II. 52-3-8 Delegation unlawful, II. 654 Demand of money, felonious, II. 1002 Demesnes of bishops, I. 533-4 Demise of crown, I. 145-6-7, 153.359 parol, I. 518
Demolishing see Malicious Mischief Demurrer, II. 227-8-272 Denizens, I. 305
Descent not to toll entry, II. 122 Deserted children, I. 285-6 Desertion of soldiers, &c. I. 385. II. 519 persuading to, II. 546
Detainer forcible, II. 123. 655-6-7 on prisoner, II. 97
Detinue, limitation in, II. 222 Devastavit, I. 662-3
Devises of estates in fee, I. 581 of lands in writing, I. 581 - how proved, I. 582 fraudulent, I. 583
Dilapidation, remedy for, II. 84 to 88 Disabling statutes, I. 522 to 532 Disclaimer, plea of, II. 150 Discontinuance of action, II. 216 of estate II. 128
Discovery, bill of, II. 343-799, et sparsim. Disfiguring person, II. 908-9
Disguise, using for unlawful purpose, II.
585. 624-9. 828. 885 Dismission of bill, II. 371 Disorderly persons, 11. 767 to 782 Dispensaries for poor, I. 288 Dispensations, prerogative, I 174, 317 Dispensing with laws, I. 11. Ad. 3 Disseisin remedies for, 11. 126 to 131 Dissenters, I. 297. II. 376 to 396. 414 5.426
Distress, of what it may be, II. 1.
for what rent, II. 3
how disposed of II. 3 to 5. Ad.
rescue or removal of, II. 5 to 9 when illegal, II. 9-10-11 for heriots, II. 11
see also Replevin, et sparsim. Distribution, statute of, I. 655 6 7 Disturbance of pasture, II. 159 of patronage, II. 160 --of religious assemblies, II. 391-4
Doctors of civil law, II. 53
Dollars counterfeiting, II 496, &c. Dower assigned, barred, I. 462 3
see also Parliament Elegit, tenant by, I. 577. II. 134 execut.on upon, II. 309 Embassador, see Ambassador Embezzlements, petty, II. 930-1 ——— see also Larceny Emblements, I. 458. Ad. 41 Embracery, II. 611
Enabling statutes, I. 529 to 535 English, writs, &c. to be in, II, 228-9 Enlisting hastily, I. 380. Ad. 27. Enquiry, see Inquiry. Enrolment, see Inrolment Entry to avoid fine, I. 572 remedy of, I. 122 -
forcible, II. 123-4, 655-6 7 writ of, II. 125
Equity, proceedings in, II. 332 to 371 Error, courts of, II. 39 to 43
amended or cured, II. 280 to 290 writ of, II. 286 to 290 Ad. 79 Escape of debtor, II. 292-3-4.358. Ad.80 of felons, II, 583-4
Escheat, title by, I. 488 to 505
in felony, II. 1241-2 3. Ad 150 Escheator, his duty, &c. II. 166 to 173 Essoin, II. 187 8-9. Ad. 69 Estates of inheritance, I. 446 7
not of inheritance, I. 447 to 463 less than freehold, I. 464 to 469 upon condition, I. 469-470 in possession, &c. I. 471 to 47 +
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