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Author: Kilburne, Richard, 1605-1678.
Title: Choice presidents upon all Acts of Parliament relating to the office and duty of a justice of peace. With necessary notes and instructions thereupon taken out of the said Acts of Parliament, and other particular cases in law adjudg'd therein. As also a more useful method of making up Court-Rolls than hath been hitherto known or published in print. By Rich. Kilburne, Esq; late one of His Majestie's Justices of the Peace for the county of Kent, and principal of Staple-Inn.
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Print source: Choice presidents upon all Acts of Parliament relating to the office and duty of a justice of peace. With necessary notes and instructions thereupon taken out of the said Acts of Parliament, and other particular cases in law adjudg'd therein. As also a more useful method of making up Court-Rolls than hath been hitherto known or published in print. By Rich. Kilburne, Esq; late one of His Majestie's Justices of the Peace for the county of Kent, and principal of Staple-Inn.
Kilburne, Richard, 1605-1678., G. F., of Grayes-Inn.
London: printed by the assigns of Rich. and Edw. Atkins, Esquires, for Richard Tonson within Grayes-Inn-Gate next Grayes-Inn-Lane, 1681.
Subject terms:
Forms (Law) -- Great Britain -- Early works to 1800.
Justices of the peace -- England -- Early works to 1800.
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THE Publisher's Preface TO THE READER.
OF ALEHOUSES, &c.
A Licence to keep an Alehouse.
Or thus:
A License to Brew, and keep an Alehouse.
A Recognizance thereupon.
section
section
Another Recognizance for an Ale∣house-keeper.
section
The Condition.
Against an Inn-keeper, Alehouse∣keeper, &c. suffering to Tipple▪
A Warrant to levy Money for Tippling.
A Mittimus (for an Alehouse-keeper suffering to Tipple) for want of Distress.
A Mittimus for an Unlicensed Ale∣house-keeper.
The like upon the Statute 3 Car. the first Conviction.
The like, for the second Conviction.
The like, for the third Conviction.
A Warrant for Witnesses against an Unlicensed Alehouse-keeper.
For Suppression of an Alehouse for Disorder.
For renewing Licenses of Alehouse∣keepers.
Against an Alehouse-keeper for sel∣ling less than Measure.
A Mittimus for selling less than Mea∣sure for want of Distress.
For Suppressing an Alehouse after Sup∣pression at the Quarter-Sessions.
A Licence to keep an Alehouse with Articles.
The Condition.
Apprentices.
A Warrant to put out poor Children Apprentices.
An Indenture for an Apprentice so put out.
A Warrant against them which refuse to take Apprentices.
A Warrant against a Master for abu∣sing his Apprentice.
A Warrant against a disorderly Ap∣prentice.
A Discharge of an Apprentice.
A Warrant against one that depar∣teth out of Service before his time expired.
Bail.
Recognizances for Bail.
section
section
A Condition to prefer a Bill and give Evidence.
If at the Sessions, then say:
A Condition to give Evidence.
If it be to appear at the Sessions, then say:
A Condition for Felony or suspicion of Felony.
If it be to appear at the Sessions, then say:
If the Fellon be in Prison.
Bastards.
For the apprehending and conveying the Woman to the House of Correction.
A Mittimus of the Mother of a Ba∣stard-Child to the House of Cor∣rection.
A Warrant against the Mother (for the second Offence) to commit to the House of Correction, and find Sureties of good Behaviour.
To convene the Mother and repu∣ted Father.
A Warrant against the reputed Fa∣ther of a Bastard-Child.
An Order for Releif of the Parish touching a Bastard-Child, and for punishing the Mother and reputed Father.
A Warrant to be written under the Order aforesaid, for giving notice thereof to the Mother and reputed Father.
A Warrant for the Punishment of the Mother and reputed Father of a Bastard-Child.
A Warrant and Mittimus against the reputed Father for not obeying the Justices Order.
An Order for Relief of the Parish in case of a Bastard out of the Estate of the reputed Father.
A Warrant for Punishment of the re∣puted Father of a Bastard-Child, for not keeping the Child, and obeying the Order.
A Warrant for sending a Bastard-Child (found wandring) to the place of its Birth.
A Warrant for apprehending a Wo∣man on suspicion of having mur∣thered her Bastard-Child.
A Condition of a Recognizance for the Appearance of the reputed Father of a Bastard-Child.
The Condition of a Recognizance, of one charged to be the Father of a Ba∣stard-Child, before its Birth, to ap∣pear at Sessions.
A Condition to discharge Church-war∣dens and Parishioners of a Child born in the Parish.
Good Behaviour.
A Warrant and Mittimus for Good behaviour.
Causes for the Good behaviour.
Another Warrant for Good behaviour.
A Mittimus to the Gaol for one that refuses to find Sureties for his Good behaviour.
A Supersedeas for the Good behaviour.
A Recognizance thereupon.
A Condition of a Recognizance for the same.
Another Condition.
Another Condition.
Bridges.
A Warrant to a Hundred for As∣sessing a proportionable Rate of a Tax (appointed by the Body of the County) towards repair of the Coun∣ty Bridges.
A Warrant to make a Tax for County Bridges repaired.
A Warrant to collect a Tax for re∣pairing County Bridges.
A Warrant for not paying the same.
Carriages for the King.
A Warrant to provide Carriages.
Another Warrant for providing of Carriages for the King's use.
A Warrant to levy the Penalty for not appearing with Carriages for the King upon notice.
A Mittimus for one that doth im∣press or take away any Cart or other thing from the Owner, under pre∣tence of power from the Green∣cloath for Carriage of His Maje∣stie's Provisions, without lawfull Authority.
Certificates.
A Certificate from the Minister and chief Inhabitants of the Parish of a man's Honesty.
A Certificate for continuing of an Alehouse-keeper.
A Certificate for the time of the Birth of a Child.
A Certificate for one that hath not been touched of the Evil.
Chimney-money.
A Mittimus for disturbing a Collectour.
Church.
For not coming to Church.
To levy the Forfeiture for not com∣ing to Church.
A Mittimus to the Gaol of one not repairing to Church (for want of Distress.)
To Distrain for a Church-Tax.
Against a Minister for not reading Prayers, &c. once in a month.
A Mittimus for Preaching whilst Disabled.
Coals.
Upon Complaint touching Coals.
For delivering a Moiety of such Coals as are sold contrary to the Statute to the Informer.
Touching Prices of Coals.
Constables Charges.
A Warrant for making of Constables.
Or thus,
A Warrant for a Tax for the Consta∣ble's Charges in the Execution of his Office.
To appear and shew cause for their not paying the said Charges.
For refusing to appear to shew Cause for not paying the said Charges.
To levy the Charges upon their re∣fusing to pay the same.
A Condition of a Recognizance to appear and answer the not paying the same at next Sessions.
A Warrant for levying 3 s. 4 d. upon a Constable for neglect of his Du∣ty, in giving an account of Rogues, Vagabonds, &c.
A Warrant to sell the Goods of an Offender that refuseth to bear his own Charges to the Gaol.
A Warrant to make a Tax for con∣veying a Felon to the Gaol.
Conventicles.
A Condition of a Recognizance in case of an Appeal made touching Conventicles.
A Record of a Conventicle.
A Record concerning Conventicles where several persons are con∣victed.
A Record of the Conviction of cer∣tain persons taken at a Conven∣ticle.
Memorial of a Record of a Con∣venticle.
A Mittimus thereupon, upon the first Offence.
A Mittimus upon the second Offence.
A Mittimus upon the third Con∣viction.
A Record against one that suffereth a Conventicle, &c. to be kept in his house.
A Mittimus thereupon, upon the first Conviction.
A Mittimus thereupon, upon the se∣cond Conviction.
A Mittimus thereupon, upon the third Conviction.
A Warrant to levy the Penalty of the Statute upon the Teacher in a Conventicle.
A Warrant pro testes to prove the Conventicle.
A Warrant to levy the money upon the Offenders.
A Warrant to levy the money upon the Offenders.
To levy money upon a Gaoler, &c. for suffering one committed (up∣on this Act) to go at large.
The like for suffering one at large to joyn with the Offender in custody in the exercise of Religion, &c.
Against a Peer of the Realm for be∣ing at a Conventicle, the first Conviction.
Upon the second Conviction.
Against a Peer for suffering a Con∣venticle, &c. to be kept in his House, &c. the first Conviction.
Upon the second Conviction.
A Mittimus for a Nonconformist, &c.
A Certificate to the Militia, &c. for Aid, in Case of a Conventicle.
A Certificate made by a Iustice, where the Offenders live in a Corporation.
A Certificate for the taking the Oath, according to the said Act.
Corporations.
A Certificate upon taking the Oaths, and subscribing the Declarations mentioned in the Act for Regulating Corporations.
Court-Leet and Court-Baron.
A Precept directed to the Bailiff of the Mannor by the Steward of the Court-Baron to warn the Court.
A Precept to warn a Jury▪ for a Court-Leet.
A Precept for a Borsholder, or other Officer, to take upon him the said Office, and to repair to a Justice of Peace to take his Oath for his faithfull execution of the same.
A Precept to bring in a Scould to be tried at a Court-Leet.
The manner of making up of Court-Roles.
section
section
The manner of making up of Estreates.
Customs.
A Warrant against those who abuse an Officer of the Customs, in the due execution of his Office.
Against carrying away Goods with∣out paying Custom, &c.
A Mittimus upon the precedent War∣rant, for the first Offence.
Upon the second like Offence.
Deer.
A Warrant for stealing Deer.
A Warrant to levy 20 li. for stealing Deer.
A Mittimus to the House of Correc∣tion for want of Distress.
Another Mittimus to the Gaol for want of Distress.
A Warrant for a Buck.
Drunkenness.
A Warrant for Drunkenness, the first Conviction.
The second Conviction.
Excise.
A Certificate upon taking the Oath about Excise.
A Warrant to summon those who refuse to pay the Excise.
A Warrant for Distress on Alehouse∣keepers, for not paying Excise.
A Mittimus where not sufficient to pay Excise.
To levy the Forfeiture for not ma∣king a due Entry.
A Warrant to levy the double value of the Excise on a Brewer for not paying according to Entry made.
Loss of Allowance for making false Entries.
Upon Complaint of false Entry to appear.
Not suffering to gage the Vessels.
A Warrant against one that procu∣reth a false Return to be made in the Office of Excise.
A Mittimus to the Gaol for want of Distress.
A Warrant (against several per∣sons) to distrain for the Duties of Excise, &c.
Felony.
A Warrant to apprehend a Felon.
A Mittimus of a Felon.
Another.
A Warrant to search for a Felon on suspicion.
A Warrant for apprehending of one that hath dangerously hurt another.
A Liberate to deliver a Prisoner committed for Felony.
A Warrant to Bind persons to give in Evidence against a Felon.
Or thus:
A Condition of a Recognizance to prefer a Bill, and give Evidence against Principals and Accessary in case of Felony.
A Condition of a Recognizance where two Felonies are committed to give Evidence.
A Condition to give Evidence for Fe∣lony, thus.
A Condition of a Recognizance to ap∣pear upon Felony.
A Condition to appear upon suspicion of Felony.
A Bond.
A Condition to save one harmless who was bound for the appearance of a person suspected for Felony.
Fire.
A Testimonial for Iustices of the Peace for Poor men that have had loss by Fire.
A Charitable Request made by certain Iustices of the Peace to the Inhabi∣tants of a Division for Relief of F. S. who had been therein lately ruined by Fire.
Forceable Entry.
A Warrant to return a Iury to inquire of a Forceable Entry.
A Record of a Forceable Entry.
A Warrant to the Sheriff for Re∣stitution.
A Mittimus upon view of Forceable Detainour.
Foreign Wares.
A Warrant to search for, and seize Foreign Manufactures prohibi∣ted, &c.
High-ways.
A Warrant to levy 5 li. on the In∣habitants of a Parish for not chu∣sing Surveyors of the High-ways.
To distrain for High-way Tax.
For not sending in Teams, to work in the High-ways.
Against those that refuse or neglect to work in the High-ways.
To impower the Surveyors to dig Gra∣vel, &c. upon Wasts or Commons out of the Parish.
To appoint what shall be paid by the Sur∣veyors for digging Gravel, &c. in any man's Ground.
Against Surveyors for not ac∣counting.
Against the Surveyors who have not paid the moneys in their hands to the next Surveyors.
House of Correction.
A Warrant and Directions for general privy Search.
A Mittimus of a Rogue thither, taken in the general Search.
Of an idle Person out of Service, &c.
A Mittimus to the House of Correc∣tion of an idle Person, that would run away, and will not work to maintain his Family.
A Liberate from thence.
Huy and Cry.
The Examination of a Person robbed on the High-way praying an Huy and Cry.
Another.
The Examination of a Person rob∣bed on the High-way by three Persons, one of which he knew.
An Huy and Cry upon the escape of a Prisoner from the Constable.
A Warrant for a Huy and Cry after a Felon.
A Warrant to search for a Person (who hath committed a Rob∣bery,) and for Goods stoln.
Inns of Court.
A Warrant from one of the Judges, a Member of an Inns of Court, a∣gainst one of that Society, for re∣fusing to observe the Order of the House.
Irish Cattel.
A Warrant to seize certain Cattel, imported from Foreign parts into England.
A Warrant to deliver to the Owners certain Cattel seized, as forfeited for being Imported from Foreign parts, upon proof that they were not so Imported.
A Warrant to kill the said Cattel.
A Warrant to levy 40 s. upon the Seizor or Church-wardens that shall fail in killing, or making distribution as aforesaid.
Lent.
A Warrant for the observing of Lent.
Licences.
A Licence for a Badger of Corn.
A Licence for a petty Chapman.
A Licence or Pasport for a Poor man to his Friends for Relief.
Another.
A Licence to Beg.
A Licence to Travel by Water on the Lord's day.
Another.
A Licence to Travel on the Lord's day.
Misdemeanours.
A general Warrant for the same re∣tornable before a particular Justice.
Or thus:
The like retornable before any Ju∣stice, and the Accuser to have Notice.
A Condition of a Recognizance for Misdemeanour.
Murther.
A Condition of a Recognizance to prefer a Bill of Indictment, and to give Evidence at the next general Gaol∣delivery, alias Assizes, to both Iu∣ries in case of Murther.
A Condition of a Recognizance to prefer a Bill, and give Evidence at Assizes.
A Recognizance to prefer a Bill of In∣dictment, and to give Evidence to both Iuries at the next general Gaol∣delivery, alias Assizes, in case of an Abettor in Murther.
Nets, Dogs and Conies.
A Warrant to search for Nets and Setting-dogs, upon the Statute of 7 Iacobi.
The like upon the Statute of 22 and 23 Caroli Secundi.
A Mittimus against persons that re∣fuse to enter into Recognizance, to appear at Sessions for their keeping Ferrets, and Nets to kill Conies.
A Warrant for one that Hunts with Spannels in Ear'd Corn.
Oaths.
The Oath which is usually ministred to a Iustice of the Peace in the several Counties of England.
The Oath of Supremacy.
The Oath of Allegiance.
A Mittimus for refusing the Oath of Allegiance.
The Oath of Abjuration.
The Oath of an Excise-man.
The under Sheriffs Oath touching the Impannelling of Iuries.
The Oath of a Bailiff.
The Oath usually given to Church∣wardens.
Or thus:
The Oath of Obedience Canonical.
The High Constable's Oath.
The Oath taken by the Officers of the Marshal's Court.
The Oath of a Constable.
The Oath of an Ale-caster.
The Oath of a Commissioner of Sewers.
The Oath of a Searcher in the Custome House.
The Oath given to a Iury, before Evi∣dence given in against a Priso∣ner at the Bar.
The Oath given to a Bayliff or Ser∣jeant that attendeth on any Iury or Inquest at an Assise.
The Oath of him who craves the Peace against another.
Or thus.
Another Oath to give a man upon exa∣mination or upon information.
The Oath of him that gives In∣formation.
Sometimes you pump a Witness by this Oath, thus.
The Oath to be given to any Iury, by whom a Nisi prius is to be tryed.
The Oath to be given to such as are to give Evidence between a Party and Party at a Nisi prius.
section
section
The Oath of a great Inquest.
The Oath of those that give Evidence upon Bills of Indictment.
Officers.
The Nomination of Officers by Iustices of the Peace.
Orchards.
A Warrant against Robbers of Orchards, &c.
Upon non-payment, to be whipt.
Peace.
A Warrant to find Sureties for the Peace.
A Warrant to find Sureties for the Peace where an Assault is made upon an Officer in discharge of his Office.
A Supersedeas of a Warrant for the Peace.
A Mittimus for breaking the Peace.
A Release of the Peace.
The Condition of a Recognizance to appear at Sessions and keep the Peace.
Plague.
A Pass or certificate in the time of Plague.
Poor.
A Warrant for the Overseers of the Poor to account and name other fit persons.
A Warrant for the making new Over∣seers of the Poor.
A Warrant to make Overseers of the Poor, impowering them, and the Church-wardens to collect the Poors Tax, and upon non-payment to de∣strain.
A Confirmation of the Rates for the Poor.
A Warrant to levy the Arrears (due to the Parish) from the former Overseers Account, by Distress.
A Warrant against an Overseer of the Poor for not keeping of Monthly Meetings.
A Warrant to distrain for the Poors Tax.
A Mittimus where there is not suffi∣cient to Distrain.
A Warrant for removing one come to a Parish.
A Warrant to send a Wife and Child to her Husband, in the Pa∣rish from whence they came.
A Warrant for apprehending one for returning to the Parish from which he was removed.
Against those who come to Work, and return not at the end of their Work.
A Mittimus to the House of Correc∣tion of one that refuseth to be re∣moved after his Work finished.
A Warrant and Mittimus for one who runs away, and leaves his Family upon the Parish.
A Mittimus on the foregoing Warrant.
A Warrant to the Overseers of the Poor to pay Arrears, and continue weekly Relief to Poor persons.
A Warrant to levy Relief for the Poor.
A Bond and Condition to the Church∣wardens and Overseers of the Poor to save a Town harmless upon in∣habiting there.
section
section
A Release (from the Overseers of the Poor) to one that pay'd five pounds to be free'd from keeping a Bastard Child.
Prisoner.
To allow a poor Prisoner Relief.
A Discharge of a Prisoner to a Gaoler.
Or thus:
For a Prisoner to be Bailed.
A Warrant from a Judge to bring a Prisoner from a Gaol to give Evidence.
Quakers.
A Mittimus of Quakers.
Rape.
A Warrant concerning a Rape.
Rates for Hay, Oats, &c.
A Warrant to appoint Rates for Hay, Oats, &c. upon His Ma∣jestie's passing through any place.
A Warrant for levying the Penalty forfeited for not observing the Rates aforesaid.
Recognizances.
subpart
The manner of entring the note of Recognizances in your Book of Recognizances.
Subscribe the Cause thus.
Every Condition of a Recognizance must have these things.
A single Recognizance taken before Justices of the Peace.
Another single Recognizance.
A Recognizance to prefer an In∣dictment, or to prefer a Bill, and give Evidence.
A Recognizance for two to give Evidence.
A Recognizance to give in Evidence against a Prisoner.
For the Good behaviour.
Another.
A Recognizance to give in Evi∣dence against one that is suspec∣ted of Felony.
A Recognizance for keeping of a Tavern.
A Recognizance for one that is Bail for a Boy that lay under a Bed in the Night.
A Recognizance for Bastardy where two are Manucapters for the man in custody.
A Recognizance for a married Wo∣man upon a Rescue.
A Recognizance for one that hath hurt another, and on the War∣rant of Behaviour.
For the Peace.
For Felony.
A Release of a Recognizance writ∣ten under the Recognizance thus, by the same Iustice, or by some other, &c.
The Parties Release of the Peace.
Riot.
A Precept to the Sheriff to return a Iury to inquire upon a Riot, Rout, or unlawfull Assembly.
The like Precept in Latine.
A Warrant for certain Riotous Persons.
Rogues.
For Apprehending and Committing a dangerous Rogue.
A Mittimus of a dangerous Rogue.
Sacrament.
A Certificate for Receiving the Sacra∣ment and Oath.
A Certificate of Receiving the Sacrament according to the Act.
A Testimonial upon the Receiving the Sa∣crament according to the Act.
A Declaration to be subscribed ac∣cording to the Act.
Scavingers.
A Warrant for Scavingers to Distrain.
Search.
A Warrant to Search for stoln Goods.
A Warrant to make general Search for Rogues, Vaga∣bonds, &c.
Servants.
For sending a Servant to his Service to serve the time agreed, to pre∣vent Charge on the Parish.
A Mittimus against one that retur∣neth into a Parish after he was removed.
A Warrant to levy 40 s. on the Ma∣ster for putting away his Servant before the end of his term.
For not paying Wages.
A Warrant for Relief of a Man-ser∣vant that is out of Service.
A Warrant against one that depar∣teth out of Service before his time expired.
To fetch back a Servant.
A Discharge of a Servant from his Service within the time agreed, upon his absenting himself.
A Testimonial for the discharge of a Servant.
Silk-Throsters.
An Order for the payment of monies to a Silk-Throster by his Workman who imbezils his Silk.
Against an Offender for not perfor∣ming the Order before mentioned.
Souldiers.
A Warrant to warn in a Muster at a certain day, &c.
A Certificate for a Trained Souldier.
To order an Allowance to a poor Souldier out of the Stock for Maimed Souldiers.
The like for Allowance to Wife or Orphan.
Swearing.
To pay 1 s. for Swearing in the pre∣sence of a Justice of the Peace.
A Warrant to levy Monies for pro∣phane Swearing.
A Certificate of Conviction for Swearing.
Tax.
A Warrant to the Assessors to make a Tax upon an Act of Parliament for Royal Aid.
The Preamble of the Tax Book.
A Warrant to the Collectors of the Tax upon the Royal Aid.
A Warrant to levy 5 li. upon the Collectors for neglecting to col∣lect their Assessment.
Testimonials.
A Testimonial for conveying a Rogue who hath been punished.
A Testimonial for one that hath suffered shipwreck.
Tiling.
A Deputation for Tile-searchers.
Trespass.
A Warrant upon Hedg-breaking, &c. where the Party's not able.
A Warrant or Order to pay where he is able.
To whip where not paid accor∣ding to Order.
A Warrant from the Justices at a Quarter-sessions for apprehending one indicted for a Trespass.
Uagrants.
A Warrant for apprehending Beg∣gars and other Idle persons.
A Testimonial or Pass for him to the place of his Birth.
The like where the Place of his Birth is not known.
The like where neither the Place of his Birth, nor last abode is known.
The like where the Vagrant is appre∣hended in a general privy Search.
To pay two shillings for apprehen∣ding a Vagrant.
Upon not payment of the same.
A Certificate of apprehending a Va∣grant in the confines of ano∣ther County.
To pay the two shillings thereupon.
Upon non-payment of the same.
Waggons and Carts.
An Affidavit to be made before a War∣rant granted, for destreining for 40 s. forfeited for drawing with six Horses in length in a Team, Cart, or Waggon.
A Warrant to destrain upon such as travel with a Waggon or Cart, drawn with six Horses at length.
Watch and Ward.
A Warrant to the High Constable for putting in Execution the Sta∣tute of 13 Car. 2. (Renting the Statute,) and for keeping good Watches (upon His Majestie's go∣ing to Oxford.)
Another Warrant upon the same Statute.
A Warrant for Watch and Ward, and to apprehend idle persons.
A Warrant by order of Quarter-Sessions to set Watch and Ward.
Weights and Measures.
A Warrant to warn in all Trades∣men, and others, to have their Weights and Measures examined by the Standard.
The Clerk of the Market's Warrant.
Witnesses.
A Warrant for Witnesses touching Felony.
For a Witness to appear and give Evidence at the Sessions.
Wood.
A Warrant against one that stole Wood, &c.
To make a general Warrant to search for stoln Wood, &c.
A Warrant to search for stoln Wood, &c. upon a particular Complaint.
An Order against a person apprehended with Bundles, &c. of Wood, &c. to make satisfaction, &c. for the same to the Owner. The first Offence.
For not obeying that Order.
A Mittimus to the House of Correc∣tion for the second like Offence.
An Order against the Buyer of stoln Wood, &c. to pay treble the va∣lue thereof.
A Warrant to distrain for non-pay∣ment of the Money according to the foregoing Order.
A Mittimus against the Buyer of stoln Wood, &c. for want of Distress.
Woollen.
A Certificate for burying in Woollen.
section
section
Or this.
The Minister's Certificate for being buried in Woollen.
A Minister's Certificate of not bring∣ing an Affidavit of a Corp's being buried in Woollen.
A Warrant for levying the 5 li. for not burying in Woollen according to the Act.
Additional Presidents to the former.
The form of the Record that is re∣turned of the Alehouses that are licensed.
section
section
Overseer's Warrant.
The Return made by one Justice of Peace when he swears another.
The Examination of a Felon himself.
The Information of the Witness when no Confession.
A Mittimus for Whores.
Law-Cases relating to the fore∣going Subject.
Apprentice.
Bastard-child.
Behaviour.
Conventicles.
House of Correction.
Deer.
Drunkenness.
Gaol.
High-way.
Huy and Cry.
Poor.
Peace.
Rogue.
Riot.
Souldiers.
THE TABLE.
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