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A Table of the General Heads. *Clerk of the Market, ee Bakers, Bread, and Weights and Meaures.
 * Clothes.
 * Clothes, Caps, or other Furniture of Soldiers and Deerters, ee Officers and Soldiers.
 * Cloth and Clothier.
 * Woollen.
 * Linen.
 * Clothiers and Cloth-workers Servants, ee Servants.
 * Coaches and Chairs, and Coach-hores, ee Hackney-Coaches and Chairs.
 * Coals.
 * Coin and Coining.
 * Collar-makers, ee Tanners.
 * Colleclors for Prions, ee Vagabonds and Vagrants.
 * Commiion of the Peace.
 * Conies, and Cony-Dogs, ee Game.
 * Conformity.
 * Conpiracies.
 * Contables.
 * Conventicles.
 * Convicts.
 * Coopers.
 * Coppices, ee Wood.
 * Corn.
 * Coroner.
 * Cots.
 * Cottages.
 * County-Courts.
 * Counterfeit Letters, ee Fale Tokens.
 * Currier.
 * Curriers Company, ee Shoemakers.
 * Curing, ee Swearing and Curing.
 * Cutom-houe Officers.
 * Cyder-makers, ee Excie.

D.


 * EER.
 * Deer-tealers.
 * Deerters, ee Soldiers and Mariners.
 * Dienters.
 * Differing Teachers, ee Oath of Allegiance in Papits, &c.
 * Ditillers, ee Brandy in Excie.
 * Dogs, ee Game.
 * Drunkennes.
 * Duty on Houes, ee Windows.
 * Dyers.

E.

Brandy. Brewers. Cyder-makers. Ditillers. Gangers. Makers of Mead, Vinegar, Metheglin and Sweets. Inn-keepers and Victuallers. Low-wines.</li> <li style="padding-left:2em;">Malt.</li> <li style="padding-left:2em;">Retailers of Beer, Ale, Cyder, Perry, and Metheglin.</li>
 * Streats, ee Sheriffs.
 * Examination.
 * Excie.

F.

Airs
 * Fale Tokens
 * Fellers of Oak-Trees
 * Felons,ee,Tranportation.
 * Felony.
 * Fences, ee Orchards and Wood.
 * Fencers, ee Vagabonds and Vagrants.
 * Fines.
 * Fire.
 * Fireworks, ee Squibs.
 * Fih.
 * Fih-ponds, ee Title Fih.
 * Fleh.
 * Forcible Entry and Detainer.
 * Foretallers and Ingroers.
 * Fortune-tellers, ee Vagabonds and Vagrants.
 * Fruit-trees, ee Orchards.
 * Fuel.
 * Fullers Earth and Fullers Clay, ee Brandy in Excie.

G.

<li style="padding-left:2em;">Conies.</li> <li style="padding-left:2em;">Deer, Hare, Partridge, and Pheaant.</li> <li style="padding-left:2em;">Deer-Hayes, or Bucktalls.</li> <li style="padding-left:2em;">Eggs of Falcon, Coshawk, Lanner, or Swan.</li> <li style="padding-left:2em;">Game-keeper.</li> <li style="padding-left:2em;">Greyhounds, Bows, Setting-Dogs, Ferrets, and Snares.</li> <li style="padding-left:2em;">Guns.</li> <li style="padding-left:2em;">Hawks.</li> <li style="padding-left:2em;">Heron.</li> <li style="padding-left:2em;">Pigeon.</li> <li style="padding-left:2em;">Wild Duck, Teal, Widgeon, and Water Fowl.</li>
 * Ames not lawful.
 * Game.
 * Gaol.
 * Gaolers, ee Sheriff.
 * Gilding and Goldmiths.
 * Guns, ee Guns in Title Game.
 * Gunpowder.
 * Gypies, or Egyptians, ee Vagabonds and Vagrants.

H.


 * Ackney Coaches and Chairs.
 * Hare, ee Game.
 * Harvet-Workmen.
 * Hawkers and Pedlars.
 * Hawks, Hawkers, and Hawking, ee Game.
 * Hay.
 * Hay and Oates.
 * Hay and Straw.
 * Hay-Market.
 * Headboroughs, ee Jurors.
 * Heath, Furze and Fern.
 * Hedges and Hedge-wood, ee Highways, Orchards, and Wood.
 * Hemp and Flax.
 * Hides.
 * High Contables, ee Contables and Surveyors in Titles Highways, Jurors, and Vagabonds and Vagrants.
 * Highway-men.
 * Highways.
 * Hops.
 * Hores.
 * Hopitals, ee Rates in Title Poor.
 * Houe-breakers, ee Watchman.
 * Houe of Correction.
 * Hue and Cry, ee Robbery.

I.

Inn-keepers,
 * Euit and Priet, ee Papits, &c.
 * Informers.
 * Ingroers, ee Foretallers and Ingroers.