106 n 24 n Inspection, trial by, iii 331 Isle of Man, puchased from duke of Athol, i of Ely, see Ely collateral, iv 396 feigned, ini 452 in equity, ii 448 joinder of, 111 315 app 10 iv 340 tender of, üi 313 Itinerant courts, iv 411 422 justices, iii 59 iv 422 their discretionary power, i 62 n assaulting them, iv 125 how council for prisoners, iv 355 their commissions, i 267 threatening or reproaching them, ir 126 how construe statutes, i 87 n 88 n seats not vacated by demise of crown, i 268 n may amend record, &c. at assizes, i1i 59 n may now hold assize where born, ib n may open commission after day appointed, ibn party judge in own cause, ii 298 n Judgment, ii app 11i 395 460 461 466 property by, ii 436 relieved against in equity, iii 437 when affected by fraud, remedy against, iji binds lands, as against purchasers, iš action on, ii 160 n ji 296 n motion in arrest of, iii 393 n when may be arrested, iii 395 n death of party before, ili 399 n 26 in criminal cases, iv 375 n Tudices ordinarii, iii 315 Judicial power, i 267 269 writs, iii 282 63 n ferri, aquæ, et ignis, iv 344 Jure divino, right to the throne, i 191 king de, i 204 iv 77 Jurisdiction, encroachment of, ii 111 Jurors, fining or imprisoning, iv 361 incompetency of, i 5 8 Jury, trial by, in general, iii 349 414 441 of court of sewers, ji 73 n law relative, consolidated, ü 356 n qualifications, ib returns, ib n panel, ib summons, ib view, iii 357 n ballot, ib challenges, it special juries, it of non pross, Jury, high treason, üi 357 n King, his councils, i 227 counsel, iii 27 courts, contempts against, iv 124 dignity, i 241 duties, i 227 enemies, adhering to, iv 82 government, contempts against, iv 123 grants, ii 346 money, counterfeiting, iv 84 palaces, contempts against, iv 124 perfection, i 246 perpetuity, i 249 pleasure, how understood, iv 121 power, i 250 prerogative, i 237 contempts against, iv 122 felonies against, iv 98 his prerogative in debts, judgments, and ex. ecutions, ili 420 revenue, extraordinary, i 306 ordinary, i 281 306 royal family, i 219 225 seals, i 346 347 ii 47 counterfeiting, iv 83 89 silver, ü 350 sovereignty, i 241 title, i 190 contempts against, iv 123 ubiquity, i 270 levying war against, iv 81 refusal to advise or assist him, iv 122 parliament meets on death of, 'i 150 n refusal of assent to bills, i 184 n assent to bills endorsed thereon, i 185 n Ist, i 196 cabinet council of, i 229 n privy council, i 230 n is governed by law, i 234 n must subscribe declarations against popery, i 235 n rights and powers of, for benefit of people, i exceptions to rule nullum tempus occurrit regi, i 247 n. prerogative to pardon, i 268 n cannot disturb the order of precedency, i 272 n civil list, i 332 n number of his chaplains unlimited, i 392 n power over naval and military sentences, 417 n King's bench, court of, iii 41 iv 265 Knight bachelor, i 404 of the bath, ib garter, ib shire, his electors, i 172 to be returned on a lord's jury, iii 359 Knight's fee, i 410 ii 62 Knighthood, i 404 ii 69 iv 437 Knight-service, ii 62 Labour, foundation of property, ü 5 hard, iv 370 371 377 Laches, i 247 of infant, i 465 237 n Laity, i 396 Larceny, compound, above 12d. in house without breaking, person being in it, and put in fear, iv 240 n above 5s. in breaking house in day-time, no person being in it, it privately stealing in house, though no breaking, or no person in it, iv 241 to value of 40s. though house not broken, or no person in it, it and n by robbery, iv 243. See Robbery Latital, writ of, ii 286 Law, i 38 and equity, courts of, how distinguished, üç 429 canon, i 14 19 79 82 83 civil, i 80 rejected by the English nobility, i 19 common, i 60 n 63 64 67 divine or revealed, i 42 offences against, iv 41 feodal, ii 44 iv 418 French, üi 317 iv 428 Greek, ni 321 history of, iv 407 Latin, ii 319 iv 428 martial, i 413 iv 436 merchant, i 70 76 273 municipal, i 41 44 45 n of nations, i 43 254 n nature, i 39 parliament, i 163 side of the chancery, iii 46 exchequer, in 45 statute, i 85 written, i 85 sanguinary punishments of, i 133 n Lawing of mastiffs, ii 72 Lay corporations, i 470 investiture of bishops, i 378 Lead, stealing, iv 233 and n receiving it stolen, iv 133 Leading interrogatories, iż 449 Leap-year, ii 141 Lease, ii 317 app 2 and release, ií 339 app 2 entry, and ouster, rule to consess, ij 204 in writing, must be signed, ii 306 n power under statutes and settlements to make, ii 319 n of vicar, &c. must be confirmed by ordinary, i 321 n when not binding on successor, 1b surrender of, in law, ii 326 n how far assignee bound by covenants of, ü 327 n fine of leasehold, no bar, ii 356 n Lease, covenants to use straw, &c. on the land, Liberty, popular equality repugnant to, i 407n of impressing seamen, i 419 n Licence for marriage, í 439 from the pope, iv 115 of alienation, ii 72 of mortmain, ii 269 Licensed curate, i 394 Lieutenant, lord, i 412 iv 272 Life, i 129 annuities, ii 461 crimes against, iv 177 Ligan, i 292 ji 106 Ligeance, i 366 Light, ii 14 houses, i 264 Limbs, i 130 Limitation of entries, actions, and indictments, ui 178 188 192 196 250 iv 306 308 315 351 436 estate, ii 155 fee may pass in will without words of, ii 108 n of estates pur auter vie, ii 260 n of entry to avoid fine, ii 350 n of criminal prosecutions, iv 301 n of real actions, iii 178 n of quo warranto informations, iii 264 n Limited administration, ii 506 fee, ii 109 property, ii 391 descent, ii 210 warranty, ii 301 238 n Literary property, ii 405. See Copyright Litigious church, iii 243 246 Littleton, i 72 73 Livery in chivalry, ii 69 in law, ii 316 of seisin, ii 311 Loan, compulsive, i 140. See Borrowing, In- terest Locality of trial, iii 384 iv 303. See Venue Locks on rivers, destroying, iv 144 and n Lodgers and lodgings, notice to quit, ii 147 n goods of, liable to distress, iii 7 8 larceny from, iv 231 n ii 58 iv 417 Lollardy, iv 47 London, courts of, iii 81 customs of, i 70 75 76 n ii 518 franchises of, not forfeitable, iii 264 iv 424 mayor and aldermen of, their certificate, iii 334 temples not out of county of, i 114 n freemen of, not exempt from impressrpent, i 419 n Lord and vassal, üi 53 ib 90 n Lords' committees for courts of justice, iii 57 Malicious destroying ships, &c. iv 245 0 underwood, wood, &c. iv 246 trees, &c. ib clothes, &c. iv 245 mine engines, &c. ib 246 247 framework, &c. ib 247 n buildings for manufactares, ib mills, ib corn, wood, &c. ib breaking down fish-ponds, iv 246 a injuring, &c. cattle, it and n cutting banks, ib 246 firing coal mines, &c. ib 247 breaking into house to steal plate glass, &c. ib 247 247 and n Malt-tax, i 313 Man, island of, ib 106 in what cases granted, iu 265 n where it does not lie, ib n to appoint overseers, i 360 n Mandates, royal, to the judges in private causes, i 142 iv 426 Manhood, ii 54 Manor, ib 90 by reputation may retain some privileges, Mansion-house, iv 224 Manslaughter, ib 191 and n conviction of, ib app sect. 2 Manstealing, ib 219 Manufacturers, scducing them abroad, ið 160 embezzlement by, ib 230 n see Artificers Manufactures, encouragement of, ib 428 Manufactories, rioters destroying engines in, ib 143 n Manumission of villeins, ii 94 347 Marchers, lords, i 398 Marches, ib Mareschal, lord, iii 38 his courts, iii 68 Marine felonies, how clergyable, iv 373 and a how triable, ib 269 and n Mariners, wandering, ib 165 and n, see Va. grants Maritagium, ü 70 Maritare, i6 71 Maritime causes, iii 106 and h statute, i 419 Mark, subscribed to deeds, ii 305 clerk of, his court, ir 275 overt, ii 449 and n town, i 114 Marque and reprisal, ib 258 Marriage, rights of husband and wife in ge- neral, see Husband and Wife, i 433 clandestine or irregular, i 439 iv 163 to socage, ii 88 |