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TABLE

OF THE

HEADS of the CHAPTERS.

1. Chap.

2. 1.

   OF the Common Law, and of ſuch as had and ſtill have Conſervation of the Peace by the Common Law.

   Page 1

3. 2.

   The firſt Ordaining of Rupees of the Peace.

   4

4. 3.

   Of Peace.

   7

5. 4.

   Juſtices of Peace, their Oaths.

   10

6. 5.

   The Form of the Commiſſion of the Peace.

   12

7. 6.

   The Power and Authority of Juſtices of Peace.

   16

8. Acceſſaries, fee c. 161

9. 7.

   Alehouſes.

   20

10. 8.

    Affray.

    28

11. Apprentice, ſee Labourers, c. 8
12. Arreſt,ſee c. 170

13. 9.

    Armour.

    30

14. Artificers.

    31

15. Badger, fee c. 46
16. Bakers, fee c. 112

17. 10.

    Barrator.

    31

18. 11.

    Baſtardy.

    32

19. 12.

    Bailment.

    39

20. 13.

    Bankrupt.

    40

21. 14.

    Blaſphemy.

    ibid.

22. 15.

    Brewers and Baker

    41

23. 16.

    Bridges.

    42

24. 17.

    Buggery.

    45

25. Burglary, ſee c. 40, 151

26. 18.

    Burials.

    ibid.

27. Bullion.

    46

28. 19.

    Butchers.

    46

29. 20.

    Butter and Cheeſe.

    47

30. Buttons and Button-holes.

    49

31. Cards and Dice.

    Ibid.

32. 21.

    Carriages, Coaches, Chairs and Carts.

    50

33. 22.

    Cattle.

    52

34. Certiorari, ſee c. 195
35. Challenge to Jurors, ſee c. 186

36. 23.

    Churches and Church-yards.

    ibid.

37. 24.

    Cloth, Clothiers and Drapery.

    54

38. Coals.

    59

39. Coin, ſee High Treaſon, c. 140

40. 25.

    Common Prayer.

    60

41. 26.

    Coffee, Tea and Chocolate.

    ibid.

42. Conformity.

    61

43. 27.

    Corn.

    ibid.

44. Conies, ſee c. 46, 45

45. 28.

    Conſtables.

    Page 63

46. 29.

    Conſpiracy.

    65

47. 30.

    Conventicles.

    66

48. 31.

    Cottages and Inmates.

    68

49. 32.

    Counterfeiters.

    ibid.

50. 33.

    Cuſtoms.

    69

51. 34.

    Cuſtos Rotulorum.

    71

52. Diſſenters.

    72

53. 35.

    Dyers.

    ibid.

54. 36.

    Egyptians.

    73

55. Eſcape and breaking Priſon, ſee c. 158, 159

56. 37.

    Eſreats.

    73

57. Evidence againſt Felons, ſee c. 164

58. 38.

    Exciſe.

    74

59. Brandy.

    78

60. Brewers.

    80

61. 39.

    Extortion.

    82

62. 40.

    Felony.

    ibid.

63. Fairs ſee c. 62

64. 41.

    Fees.

    89

65. 42.

    Fish.

    91

66. 43.

    Fire.

    96

67. 44.

    Forcible Entry.

    ibid.

68. 45.

    Foreſtallers, Regrators, and Ingroſſers.

    100

69. Foreſt, ſee c. 55.
70. Forfeiture for Felony, ſee c. 163
71. Forgery, ſee c. 160.

72. 46.

    Games and Plays.

    103

73. 47.

    Guns.

    110

74. Gunpowder, ſee the Appendix.
75. Gaol, ſee c. 78

76. Hawkers and Pedlars.

    111

77. 48.

    Hawking.

    112

78. 49.

    Hearth-Money and Chimney-Money.

    ibid.

79. Hedges, ſee c. 101
80. Hides, ſee c. 59

81. 50.

    Highways.

    112

82. Highwaymen.

    123

83. 51.

    Particular Highways.

    124

84. 52.

    Horſes.

    125

85. 53.

    House of Correction.

    127

86. 54.

    Hue and Cry.

    128

87. 55.

    Hunting.

    129

88. Husband and Wife, ſee c. 157
89. Indictments, ſee c. 184