Right sur disclaimer, writ of. | Salt-duty. I. 326.
III. 214.
Rights. I. 137.
bill of. I. 143. IV. 400.
of persons. 1. 138.
things. II. 1.
Riot. IV. 114. 129. 133.
Riot-act. IV. 129, 130. 401.
Riotous assemblies, felonious.
IV. 129.
Rivers, annoyances in. IV. 153.
banks of, destroying.
thefts on navigable. IV.
Robbery. IV. 223.
Roberds-men. IV. 227.
Roguery, incorrigible. IV. 155.
Rogues. IV. 155.
Roman law, value of. I. 98.
Romney marsh, laws of. III.67.
Roots, destroying of. IV. 228.
stealing of. IV. 214.
Rope-dancers. IV. 153.
Routs. IV. 133.
Royal assent. I. 167. 196.
family. I. 228. 233.
-, marriages of. I.
fish. I. 231. 296.
mines. I. 301.
Rule of court. III. 279. xi.
Rural dean. 1.389.
-deanery. 1. 127.
Ryder to a bill. I. 195.
Salvage. I. 299. II.428.430.
Sanction of laws. 1.75.
Sanctuary. IV. 302. 332.397.
Sark, island of. I. 123.
Satisdatio. II. 267.
Satisfaction, entry of, on record.
IV. 260.
Saxon laws. I. 83. IV. 373,
Scots, or assessments. III. 68.
peers, their election. I.
180. IV. 107.
Scripture, scoffing at. IV. 53.
Scutage. I. 316. II.74.
Se defendendo, homicide. I. 145.
IV. 167.
Sea banks, destroying. IV. 225.
227.
Seal, counterfeiting the king's.
IV.
.75.80.
-, great. II. 327, 328. III.
of a corporation, I. 474.
privy. II. 328.
Sealing of deeds. II. 289. iii.
xvi, xvii.
Seals, their antiquity. II. 289.
Sea-marks. 1.273.
destroying 1.300.
Seamen. 1. 423.
Seamen's wages. III. 98.
wills or powers, coun-
terfeiting. IV. 229.
Second deliverance, writ of. III.
surcharge, writ of. III.
219.
Secondary conveyances. II. 307.
--- use. II. 317.
Secretaries of state. 1. 344.
Secta. III. 270. 314.
ad molendinum, &c. writ
de. III. 216.
Secunda superoneratione, writ de.
III. 219.
Securities for money, their true
construction. III. 403.
Security for good behaviour.
IV. 231. 235.
peace. IV. 231.
of person. I. 144.
Seduction of women-children.
IV. 192.194.
Seisin. II. 199.
for an instant. II. 129.
livery of. 11. 295, i.
writ of. II. 339. xxv.
Seising of heriots, &c. III. 14.
Selecti judices. III. 335.
Self-defence. Ill. 3.
Serjeant at arms in the chan-
cery. III. 407.
law. 1.46. III.23.
premier. III. 24.
Serjeanty, grand. 11.73.
-, petit. 11. 81.
Servants. I. 426.
battery of. III. 132.
embezzling their mas-
ters' goods. IV, 211, 212.
firing houses by neg-
435. IV. 203.
larciny by. IV. 211.
master when answer-
able for. 1.433, 434. 111. 142.
retainer of. I. 430.
tax on. 1. 331.
Service, feodal. II. 55.
heriot. 11.395.
Session, great, of Wales. III. 71.
of gaol-delivery. IV. iii.
oyer and terminer.IV.i.
parliament. 1. 198,199.
,quarter. IV. 249. 252.
Set off. İ11.280. IV.402.
Settlement, act of. I. 143. 226.
IV. 400.
Settlements of the poor. I 368.
Several fishery. II. 41.
Severalty, estates in. II. 172.
Severance of jointure. II. 178.
Severity of punishment. IV 15.
Sewers, commissioners of. 111.
67.
Sextons. I. 400.
Sheep, &c. stealing, or killing
with intent to steal. IV. 220.
Shepway, court of. III. 73.
homicide in. 1. Seriff. I. 132.345. IV. 267.375.
Self-murder. IV. 172.
Semi-plena probatio. III. 339.
Senatus consulta. 1.97. 102.
decreta. 1, 102.
Septennial elections. 1. 201. IV.
Springing uses. II. 316.
Squibs. IV. 154.
Stabbing. IV. 176.
Stage plays. IV. 153.
Stake driven through the body.
IV. 173.
Stamp duties. I. 329.
Stamping of deeds. II. 282. iii.
xvi, xvii.
Stamps, forging of. IV. 229.
Standard of coin. I. 285.
weights and mea-
sures. I. 28, 283. IV. 252.
Stannary courts. III. 73.
Staple commodities. I. 320.
Starchamber, court of. I. 240.
III. 408. IV. 244. 283. 390.
394.397, 398.
Starrs II. 324. IV. 244.
Stated damages. III. 399.
Statham. 1. 90.
-, guardian by. 1. 463.
merchant. II. 155. IV.
rolls. I. 194.
staple. II. 155. IV.
recognizance
in nature of. II. 155. 324. IV.
392.
Statutes of a corporation. I.
475.
Staundforde. I. 90.
Stealing an heiress. IV. 191.
Sterling. I. 285.
Steward. I. 431.
Subsequent conditions. II. 149.
evidence. III. 370.
416, 417.
Subsidies, ecclesiastical. I. 317.
lay. I. 314. 317. IV.
Subtraction of conjugal rights.
III. 86.
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