INDEX, The small numerals denote the Books; the ciphers the Pages of the heiress, iv 208 ward, iii 141 wife, iii 139 and n women, i 443 and n or kidnapping, iv 219 and n Ab earance, good, security for, iv 251 256 when freehold cannot be put in, ii 107 n Abigei, iv 239 Abjuration, oath of, i 368 of the realm, iv 56 124 332 377 rights and duties, i 123 after the fact, iv 37 and n Accident, when relieved against, iii 431 Account books, when evidence, iii 368 parliament, i 85 disobedience to, iv 12 endeavouring to repeal, is treason, iv 82 n how made, i 181 its ancient form, i 182 power, i 185 private, i 86 ii 344 and n 345 n when binding on the crown, i 261 Action at law, iii 116 chose in, ii 397 ex contractu, iii 117 VOL. II. Action at law, feodal, iii 117 mixed, iii 118 real, iii 117 and n for debt below 40s. in superior court, iii 36 n when right of, merged in public offence, iv 6 notes Actual right of possession, ii 196 pasture, iii 238 Administration, ii 489 cum testamento annexo, ii 504 de bonis non, ii 506 durante absentia, ii 503 durante minore aetate, ii 503 n limited or special, ii 506 granted to creditor when executor out of country, ii 505 n Administrator, ii 496 iv 428 when privileged from arrest, iii 289 n Admiralty causes, iii 106 no appeal from, to privy council, i 230 n letters of marque granted by, ib Admission of a clerk, i 390 rights, &c. of wife guilty of, i 441 action, &c. for, iii 139 and n Advocate, iii 26, see Counsel canon law forbids clerks becoming, i 20 n Advocatus fisci, iii 27 Advowson, iv 426 in general, ii 21 cannot pass without deed, ii 22 n is saleable, ii 22 n tenant by curtesy of, ii 127 n purchase of, not simoniacal, ii 279 n Æquitas sequitur legem, ii 330 Affidavit, in general, iii 304 to hold to bail in action, iii 287 Affinity, i 434 93 Arbitrary consecrations of tithes, i 113 ii 26 choosing umpire, ib Archbishop, i 155 377 and n his court, iii 64 Armed, being unusually, iv 149 standing, i 414 iv 419 441 Armour, &c. embezzling the king's, iv 101 Arms and ammunition, exporting them, i 265 right of having, i 143 going armed, iv 149 Arraignment, iv 322 app 1 incidents to, iv 324 and n Array, challenge to, iii 359 iv 352 commission of, i 411 Arrest of judgment, iii 393 app 11 iv 375 of persons in civil cases, iii 288 persons privileged from, iii 289 n remedy for malicious, iii 126 of persons in criminal cases, iv 289 by warrant, and who may grant it, and for what, iv 290 and n form of warrant, ib and n backing warrant, ib 291 and n place of, ib by officers without warrant, ib 292 and n by private persons without warrant, ib 293 and n by hue and cry, iv 293 Arson, see Fire in general, iv 220 373 what a house to constitute offence, iv 221 what a burning, ib 222 malice, ib punishment, ib appeal of, iv 314 Articles of the navy, 420, 421 war, i 415 Artificers, their station in the state, i 407 combination laws, iv 136 n leaving kingdom, i 269 n iv 160 embezzlements by, iv 230 n Assault, what constitutes, iii 120 and n offence in general, iv 216 217 and n on king's chancellor, &c. iv 84 in king's palace, iv 125 Beheading, iv 93 377 Benefices, iv 107 Benefit of clergy, iv 333 365 413 429 441 part of England, i 99 exchange, ii 466 469 n or note, forging, iv 248, 249 stealing, iv 234 Billa vera, iv 306 not electing or consecrating, iv 115 Westminster, a see, when, i 115 n 380 n not one of the three estates of realm, i 153 n not entitled to trial as peers, i 401 iv 264 their consecration, style, &c. i 380 n Scotch presbytery established, ib of St. David's deprived for simony, i 380 n powers of, i 382 n commendams granted to, i 393 n when may refuse to accept resignation, i 393 and n require incumbent to employ curate, i 394 n may fix curates' salaries, and enforce pay- their rank, &c. in state, i 405, 406 contest for precedency between the archbish- Bishoprics, nomination to, i 378 iv 108 115 430 Black Act, remedies against hundred, iii 160 Bottomry, ii 457 Bounties on exportation, i 315 offence of, iv 183 and n Bracton, i 72 iv 425 receiving stolen, iv 132 n Breach of close, iii 209 prison, iv 130 and n Bread, see Baker Brehon law in Ireland, i 100 iv 313 Bribery in elections, i 179 how punishable, ib n magistrates, iv 139 n Bricks, combinations to raise price of, iv 159 n threatening letters, iv 144 shooting at another, iv 208 and n stealing lead, iv 233 annoyances in, iv 167 and n British constitution, i 50 islands, i 105 |