Page:The country justice. containing the practice, duty and power of the justices of the peace, as well in as out of their sessions.djvu/519

A Table of the General Heads. Inn-keepers, ee Alehoue-keepers, and Excie.
 * Journeymen Taylors.
 * Jurors.
 * Jutices of Peace.

K.


 * Eels
 * Knights of the Shire, ee Wages.

L.


 * Abourers, ee Servants and Wages.
 * Lamps, ee Lights.
 * Land-Carriage of Goods, ee Waggon and Waggoner.
 * Leather.
 * Lights.
 * Linen Manufactures. ee Cloth and Clothier, and Wages.
 * London.
 * Lotteries.
 * Low Wines, ee Ditillers in Title Excie.
 * Lunaticks.

M.
 * ALT.
 * Manufactures.
 * Markets, ee Fairs.
 * Mater and Mitres, ee Servants and Apprentices.
 * Matts.
 * Meaures, ee Weights and Meaures.
 * Midemeanors, ee Informers.
 * Money.
 * Murder.

N.


 * ETS, ee Fih and Game.
 * News-Papers, ee Stamp-Duty.
 * Nonconformity.
 * Norwich Stuffs,
 * Nuances in or upon the Highways, ee Contables and Surveyors in Title Highways.

O.
 * ATH.
 * Oath of Allegiance, ee Papits, &c. and Title Recuancy.
 * Oats, ee Hay and Oats.
 * Officers and Corporations, ee Oath.
 * Officers and Soldiers.
 * Orchards.
 * Overeers of the Poor, ee Poor.
 * Overfeers of Cloth, ee Cloth.

P.

Agnus Dei, Croes, Beads, and Pictures. Arms and Hores. Books and Relics. Crucifix. Feme Coverts. Jeuit and Priet. Impugning Supremacy. Licence.</li> <li style="padding-left: 2em;">Maintaining the Pope's Juridiction.</li> <li style="padding-left: 2em;">Mas.</li> <li style="padding-left: 2em;">Oath of Allegiance.</li> <li style="padding-left: 2em;">Reconciler and reconciled, ee Oath of Allegiance upra.</li> <li style="padding-left: 2em;">Recuancy.</li> <li style="padding-left: 2em;">Reputed Papits.</li> <li style="padding-left: 2em;">Badge.</li> <li style="padding-left: 2em;">Boys bound to Sea, ee Apprentices.</li> <li style="padding-left: 2em;">Cots.</li> <li style="padding-left: 2em;">Father, &c. to maintain Poor Children.</li> <li style="padding-left: 2em;">Overeers.</li> <li style="padding-left: 2em;">Rates.</li> <li style="padding-left: 2em;">Refuing to work.</li> <li style="padding-left: 2em;">Regitring Notice.</li> <li style="padding-left: 2em;">Relief and Settlement.</li> <li style="padding-left: 2em;">Setting them to Work.</li> <li style="padding-left: 2em;">Settlement and Removal.</li>
 * Ales, ee Orchards and Wood.
 * Pamphlets, ee Stamp-Duty.
 * Panels of Juries.
 * Paper, ee Stamp-Duty, and Vellum and Parchment.
 * Papits and Popih Supertition.
 * Parliament.
 * Partition of Lands.
 * Partridge, ee Game.
 * Party-Walls, ee Eire.
 * Pate-board, ee Vellum and Parchment.
 * Paving the Streets, and Pavements, ee Contables and Surveyors, in Highways, and Scavengers.
 * Perjury.
 * Perry (Retailers of) ee Excie.
 * Petty Chapmen, ee Hawkers and Pedlars.
 * Petty Contables, ee Jurors, and Vagabonds and Vagrants.
 * Pewter and Bras.
 * Pheaants, ee Game, and Officers and Soldiers.
 * Phyicians.
 * Pigeons, ee Game.
 * Pilchards.
 * Plague.
 * Players of Interludes.
 * Poor.
 * Popih Books and Reliefs, and Pictures, ee Papits, &c.
 * Pot and Pot-mater.
 * Pop, ee Wood,
 * Preachers.
 * Pretended privileged Places.
 * Prion, ee Gaol.
 * Prioners, ee Rates or Tax, in Title Poor.
 * Prion-Collectors, ee Vagabonds and Vagrants.
 * Proces.
 * Proclamation againt Rioters, ee Riots and Rioters.
 * Prophecies.
 * Purveyors.

Q.


 * Uakers.
 * Quarantine.
 * Quartering Soldiers, ee Officers and Soldiers.
 * Quarter-Seions of the Peace, ee Jutices.
 * Quickets, ee Wood.

R.


 * Akers, ee Scavenger.
 * Recognizances, ee Jutices of the Peace,
 * Recuancy.
 * Rents.
 * Riots and Rioters.
 * Robberies.
 * Robbing Orchards, ee Orchards.
 * Rockets, ee Squibs.
 * Rogues, ee Vagabonds and Vagrants.
 * Rum, ee brandy, in Excie.
 * Runaways.
 * Runners of foreign Goods, ee Smuglers, &c.

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