CHicatg* (Biffuafcj. i. Attornies fhall be fworn not to bring Suits in foreign Counties, 4 H. 4. c. 18. 2. After a Venire returned, if any Party plead a foreign Plea, puis darrein continuance, it fliould be tried by the Jury returned, 23 H, 6, c. 11. 3. Writs of Ventre to be «k corpore comiiatus, 4 ^«». r, 16. § 6. Far <!/£«■ Matters, fee JjUtlCS W CrialS. 1. The Juftices (hall take fpecial Verdicts inAffifes, 57. Weftm.2. 13 £</. 1. f. 30. 2. VerdiCts to be returned in Bank, 1 3 Ed. I. r. 30. § z. 3. Penalty on a Judge or Clerk changing a Verdict, 8 R. z. c. 4. For other Matters, fee Abatement Z3. UtatettDmetlt 4. Ct> to? 13. Judgment 5, The Privileges of the Verge to be ufed as formerly, 33 H. 8. c. iz. § 21. For other Matter, fee palaces. dletJUl'Ce, See Vinegar. aeffejS 0? ©Et <ClOtf}0 + See Drapery. ClelTcIjS* See Beer, Fifh and Soap. For regulating feleCt Veftries, 15 Car, 2. c. 5. fl3i et 8tmi0* See Indiclments. ©icatg, patfonjs ants Curates- 1. There fhall be a Secular Vicar indowed upon every Appro- priation, 15 i?. 2. r. 6. 4W, 4. <-. 12. 2. The Profits arifing during the Vacancy of a Benefice go to the next Incumbent, 28 H. 8. c. 11, 3. An Incumbent may devife the Corn fown on his Glebe, 28 H. 8;.' e. 1. § 6. 4. Where the King fhall have the Advowfon of Vicarages, 1 El. c.4. § 25. 5. The Qualifications requifite for a Benefice with Cure, of the yearly Value of 30/. 13 El. c. 12. § 6. 6. Where a Man may be deprived for holding a Doctrine con- trary to the Articles, 13 El. c. 12. § 2. »7. What Age, and what fubferibing and reading of the Articles requifite, 13 El. c. 12. § 3. 23 Geo. 2. c. 28. § 2. 8. Remedies againil Simoniacal Prefentations, 31 El. c.6. § z. 12 Ann. ft. 2. r. 12. g. Reading and Affent to the Common Prayer, required for a Benefice with Cure, 13 cif 14 Car. 2. c. 4. § 6, 7. 23 Geo. 2. c. 28. §1. 10. The Penalty for accepting a Benefice without Prieft's Orders, 1 3 cif 14 Car. 2. c. 4. § 14. _ii. Owners of Impropriations may annex them to the Parfonage or Vicarage, 17 Car. 2. c. 3. §7. 12. Incumbents not having 100/. a Year may purchafe to them- felves and their SuccefTors, without Licence of Mortmain, 17 Car. 2. c. 3. §8. 13. Augmentations of fmall Vicarages and Curacies by Refer- vations in Leafes of Tithes perpetuated, 29 Car, 2. c. 8. 14. The Augmentations of fmall Livings provided for by erect- ing a Corporation to receive a Grant of the Firft Fruits and Tenths from the Crown, and Grants from private Perfons, 2 fcf 3 Ann. c, 11. 1 Geo. I. /?. 2. c. 10. Vou. IX. Tab. 1 5. Provifoes that fuch Grants fhall not prejudice former Grants -of Firft Fruits, &c. 2 cif 3 Ann. c. 1 1. § 3. 5 Ann. c. 24. § 3. 3 Geo. i.e. 10. § 5. 16. Rectors, &c. may "purchafe Lands to the yearly Value of zoo I. 10 Ann, c. 11. § id. 17. Bifhops enabled to appo nt Stipends for Curates, 12 Ann. ft. 2. r. 12. 1 8. Where a Prefentation is invalid for want of a Stamp. See Stamps. For other Matters, fee SUtrtJOtDfOtt, U|)pjO{)?tattOnS, Cbajl- lai'tts, Church, Ccclefiafttcal Courts, Jfi'vft fruits, JBurt's aatrum, SDathg, £iuare mipetitt, SScuoence, Situate ann SJiSuallei'g. 1. Inquiry to be made in Eyre if Butchers and Cooks fell whole- fome Viftualj, Judic, Filler. 5 1 H. 3. ft. 6. § 3. 2. Magistrates keeping the Affize of Victuals fhall not fell Wine or Viftuals, 5/. Ebor. 12 Ed. 2. ft.. 1. c. 6. 6 R. 2. c. 9. 3. A Reflraint of the Excefs of Tables, St. de Cibar. 10 Ed. 3.. 4. Victuals fhall be fold at reafonable Prices, 23 Ed. 3. c. 6. 5. Victuals may be fold freely in London, and the Defaults of Vic- tuallers to be redreffed by the Mayor and Aldermen, 31 Ed. 3., ft. 1. c. ic. 6. Prices of Victuals fixed, 37 Ed. 3. c. 3. 7. Shall be fold by Retail by Londoners only, 42 JEV. 3. r. 7. 8. Aliens in Amity may retail their Vicluals in London, 6 R. 2. c. 10. Repealed, 7 R. 2. c. 11, Enforced by 1 #. 4. <■. 17. ' 9. Victuallers fhall take reafonable Gains at the Difcretion of the Juftices, 13 R. 2. ft. 1. it. 8. 2 //. 6. r. 14. 10. Patents fhall not be granted of the Survey of Victuals, 12 Ed. 4. c. 8. 1 1. When a Victualler is chofen chief Magiftrate of a Town, fife. two Men fhall be eleCted to have the Correction of Victuals, 3 H. 8. c 8. 12. Prices of Victuals to be fixed by the Lords of the Council, and by the chief Magiflrates of Towns, 25 H. 8. c, 2. 13. Victuals fhall not be exported without Licence, 25 H. 8. c. 2. §5. iSzf.SI.f,;. 14. Confpiracies ofi Victuallers and Handicraftfmen to raife their Prices, prohibited on Pain of Pillory, ts'c. 2 ci? 3 Ed. 6. c. 15.. 15. Corn, Beef, cifc may be exported, when they do not exceed limited Prices, 1 2 Car. 2. c. 4. § 1 1. 22 Car. 2. c. 13. 16. Importation of foreign Beef, Pork and Bacon, prohibited, 18 Car. 2. f. 2. 20 Car. 2. r. 7. 17. Beef, Pork, Bacon, Butter, Cheefe and Candles may be ex- ported, 22 Car. 2. c. 13. § 4. 18. Duty on Butter and Cheefe exported, 22 Car. 2. c. 13. § £. 19. Beef, &c. may be exported free, 3 W. & M, c. 8. 20. Importation of foreign Bacon permitted, 5 W.& M, c. 2. §4. 21 . A Tax on the Victuallers in London, in Consideration of their being prohibited to fend out Pots, 12 Geo. 1. c. 12. Repealed 16 Gfo. 2. c. 12. 22. Exportation of Victuals retrained for a Year, 14 Geo. 2. <r. ji 23. Victuals may be imported from Lreland into Scotland, in Time of Dearth, 14 Geo. 2. c. 7. 24. Importation of falted Beef, Pork and Butter from Ireland ^ al- lowed for fix Months, 31 G?». 2. r, 28. § 1. 32 Geo. 2. c. 1. For other Matters, fee aUeboufes, Scutcher, gutter, Cattle, Cojn, JFojeftaUers, i$igbirja£8 56. i£oi£* taps 9. JLonoott u- i^ercljatits 19, tsV. fMantas tt'ons 68. <&alt, j^cotlano, caiinc, 1. In what Cafes it fhall not be granted, St. Weftm. 2. 13 Ed. 1. c. 48. 57ar. A fj/r. &c, incerti temp, in Appendix. 2. For the ordering a View before Trial, 4 A«. c 1$. § 8. For e/&r Matters, fee juries, Z fiitlet'tts.
