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INDEX.
| A. | |
| Page | |
| ACT of13 George III. recited | 1 |
| ACTIONS, Mode of Proceeding, wherein Indian Inhabitants are concerned | 11 |
| ADMIRALTY, Court of, Powers to be exerciſed by the Supreme Court | 29 |
| Extent of Jurisdiction | 30 |
| Affidavits and Affirmations to be taken | 31 |
| ADVOCATES and Attornies to be approved by the Judges of the Supreme Court | 8 |
| Removable on reaſonable Cauſe | — |
| APPEALS may be refuſed by the King | 34 |
| To the King in Council, in Civil Actions | 32 |
| Security to be given for Coſts and Performance of Judgment | 33 |
| Not to be allowed, unleſs preferred within Six Months, and unleſs the Matter ſhall exceed 1000 Pagodas | 35 |
| APPEARANCE, in Failure of, the Party to be arreſted | 14 |
| Sheriff may take Bail for, and Proceedings thereon | 15 |
| ARRESTS, Governor-General and Council, Chief and Puiſne Juſtices,to be free from, except for Treaſon or Felony | 35 |
| B. | |
| BAIL, Sheriff may take, for Appearance | 14 |
| C. | |
| CHAMBERS, Eſq; Robert, to be One of the Firſt Puiſne Juſtices | 6 |
| CHARTER of 26 George III. to be void, after Publication of the Supreme Court | 37 |
| COMPANY, Recital of former Proceedings, where they are either Plaintiffs or Defendants | 17 |
| To appoint an Attorney to act for them | 18 |
| Form of Proceedings where they are intereſted | — |
| Refuſing to appoint an Attorney, the Court may | 19 |
| CORONERS to be the Chief, and Three Puiſne Juſtices | 4 |
| COURT of Record appointed, to be called the Supreme Court of Judicature | 3 |
| Room, for holding Supreme Court, to be provided | 35 |
| CRIMINAL Proceedings to be conducted in the like Manner as in England | 23 |
DEFENDANTS
