Compensatio, iii, 305. References are to star paging. Composition with creditors, ii, 484. Compound larceny, iv, 239. (See "Larceny.") Compounding felony, iv, 133. other prosecutions, iv, 136. Compulsion, iv, 27. Compurgators, iii, 343; iv, 368, 414. Computation of time, ii, 140, n. Concealment from the crown, iv, 436. of bastard's death, iv, 198. Conclusion of pleas, iii, 303. of deodands, i, 300; iii, 259. estates upon, ii, 152. implied or express condition, ii, 152, precedent or subsequent, ii, 154. impossible or illegal, ii, 156, 340. Conditional limitation, ii, 156. in divorce cases, i, 441, n. of cause of action, iii, 303, 397. of debt barred by statute, iii, 306, n. of bishops, i, 378, 380; iv, 115. Confiscations, part of royal revenue, Confusion and intermixture of goods, Conge d'eslire, i, 379, 382; iv, 421. Congress of United States, meetings Conies, taking, killing or stealing, iv, Conjugal rights, suit for restitution of, Conjuration, iv, 60, 436. Conquest, Norman, i, 199; iv, 414, 415. Consanguinity, i, 434, 435, n. degrees of, ii, 202, 206. Conscience, laws binding on the, i, 54, courts of, iii, 441. Consecration of bishops, i, 380; iv, 115. Consequential damages, iii, 153. (See "Justice.") Conservators, truce and safe-conducts, Conservatory, robbery of, iv, 233, and n. moral obligation, ii, 445, n. different kinds of, ii, 444. inadequacy of, ii, 444, n. Consideratum est per curiam, iii, 396. Consistory court, iii, 64. Conspiracy, law of, in general, iv, 136. Constable, petty, i, 355, 411; iv, 292. lord high, i, 355; iii, 37; iv, 268. power in United States. i, 357. his duty, on arrest in criminal cases, Constitution, British, i, 49, 50, 127, 144, American, how they restrain legis- Gothic, principles of, i, 238. (See "American States.") Construction of deeds and wills, ii, 115, rules of, in equity, the same as at of statutes, rules for, i, 87, 91. (See also "Interpretation of Law.") taking, in larceny, iv, 230, n. Contempt against the king, iv, 121. power of legislature to punish, i, 163. References are to star paging. Contempt, in courts of law, iv, 125, | Conveyances at the common law, or 283, n. (See ("Remainder.") conveyance of, ii, 290, 354. legacy, ii, 513. Continual claim, ii, 316; iii, 174. Continuando, laying trespass with a, Contract of marriage, i, 439; iii, 93. implied in the organization of gov original, between king and people, Contracts, ii, 442 et seq. chose in action created by, ii, 442. when to be in writing, ii, 442, 447. partial execution, ii, 447. express or implied, ii, 443; iii, 153, 158. consideration to support, ii, 296, 443. (See "Bailments," " Borrowing," of marriage, i, 439; iii, 93. actions on, iii, 117. specific performance of, iii, 435, 438. for sale of lands, possession under, forbidden by law are void, i, 58. (See "Entire Contracts.") Contractu, action ex, iii, 117. Conveyances, origin and history of, ii, 9, forms of, ii, 297. who may convey, and to whom, ii, 290. by deed, ii, 295. classes of, ii, 309. lease and release, ii, 339. to lead or declare uses, ii, 339. of revocation and defeasance, ii, 339. under the statute of uses, ii, 309, 337. of incorporeal hereditaments, ii, 317. Convict, transportation of, iv, 401. execution of, iv, 403. Conviction in general, iv, 280. in frauds against revenue laws, iv, before justices for disorderly offences in general, iv, 281. by judgment, iv, 362. court of bishops in, iii, 67. (See "Estate.") Copper coin, counterfeiting, iv, 100. of record of indictment, iii, 126. security of, ii, 96. varieties of tenure by custom, ii, 148. inheritable or for life, ii, 97, 98. admittance of heir, ii, 97, n., 371. court of ancient demesne, ii, 100. modes of alienation, ii, 365. surrender, re-grant and admittance, trusts of, ii, 367, n. devise of, by unadmitted heir, dev- isee or surrenderee, ii, 367, n forfeiture for breach of custom, when affected by an act of parlia- could not formerly be taken in exe- but may now, iii, 419, n. prerogative copyright of crown in Coram nobis reached errors of fact, References are to star paging. Corn, may be distrained, iii, 9. sporting, &c., in, iv, 174. stopping it going to market, iv, 158. Corn rents, ii, 322. Cornage, ii, 74. Cornwall, duchy of, i, 225, n. Corody, i, 284; ii, 40. Coronation oath, ancient, i, 236. made use of to prevent catholic of duchy of Lancaster, 1, 119, n. apprehending felon, iv, 292. officers, remedy by mandamus for re- an artificial person, i, 467, n. power to create in United States, ecclesiastical, i, 470. eleemosynary, i, 470. governor of state as, i, 470, n. dissolution of, i, 484. duties of, i, 480. how created, i, 472, n. Corporation, when may take chattel by conveyance to, ii, 108, 290. no escheat or extinction of, ii, 256. grants to, in mortmain. Corporeal hereditaments, ii, 17. house of, iv, 370, 371, 377. Corruption of blood, ii, 251; iv, 388, 413, Corse-present, ii, 425. Corsned, trial by, iv, 345. 414. Costs, title to, by judgment, ii, 432. king neither pays nor receives, iii, exceptions, iii, 400, n. when executors liable to pay, iii, 400. paupers excused from paying, iii, 400. on not going to trial, iii, 357. in equity, iii, 451. in criminal cases, iv, 362 and n. its present organization, iii, 69, n. Councils of the king, i, 22. incidents and powers to make by- Counsel, iii, 26. ultra vires contracts, i, 475, n. laws, i, 476, 477. lay, i, 470. origin of, i, 468. name of, i, 474. respondeat superior, i, 475, n. privileges and disabilities of, i, 476, 477. Counsel, king's, iii, 27. cannot maintain an action for his action against, iii, 164. not answerable for any matter spoken for prisoners, iv, 355. Count, i, 116, 398. in declaration, iii, 293, 295. in indictment, iv, 98, 306, n. the king's seals, iv, 83, 89. palatine, i, 117-119; iv, 431. References are to star paging. Country, trial by the, iv, 349. County court, i, 267; iii, 35; iv, 411, 441. holden by the sheriff, i, 343. formerly a court of great dignity, ib. may hold plea of personal actions writ of false judgment lies to courts Court, payment into, when it may be, Court hand, iii, 323. Courts, with ecclesiastical jurisdiction, their nature and incidents, iii, 23; derived from the power of the crown, some are of record, others are not, their constituent parts, iii, 25. assaults in, iv, 125. are of four sorts: common law and inferior, have fallen into decay, ib. establishment of distinct, has been ad- power to erect, i, 267; iii, 24. practice of tried by certificate of of- of equity, i, 62, 92. (See "Chancery," "Equity," "Plead- Christian, and others, which receive profits of, i, 289. of piepoudre, iii, 32. baron, iii, 33. customary, ii, 90. of bankruptcy, iii, 56, 428, n. hundred court, iii, 34. county, iii, 35. of wards and liveries, ii, 69. of common pleas, iii, 37. of exchequer, equitable jurisdiction jurisdiction of, in respect of royal Courts of exchequer, general jurisdic- of high commission, iii, 447. of master of rolls, iii, 451. of vice chancellors, iii, 426. criminal, iv, 259 et seq. Courts of parliament, iii, 56; iv, 259. of oyer and terminer, iii, 58; iv, 269, of general quarter sessions, iv, 271 central criminal court, iv, 271, n. court-leet, or view of frank-pledge, ib. of clerk of market, iv, 275. of special and private jurisdiction, ib. troller of king's household, iv, 276. of commissions of sewers, iii, 73. of Wales, iii, 77. of duchy of Lancaster, iii, 78, 429. of London, &c., iii, 81. of the universities, iii, 83. who may take advantage of, iii, 157 what run with the land, iii, 157, n. by or with persons not parties to the real. ii, 304; iii, 157. when it runs with the land, ii, 304, n. to stand seized, ii, 338 writ of, ii, 350; iii, 156. (See "Husband and Wife. Craven, iv, 348. meaning of the word, iii, 340, n. Creditors, payment of debts of, by exec- utor, ii, 511. appointing debtor executor, ii, 511 1608 References are to star paging. Criminal conversation, ii, 139. information, iv, 308. Currency, i, 276–279. and national debt, i, 328. Cursing, iv, 59. punishments, i, 133; iv, 7-16, 252, 258, Curtesy, ii, 126. 877. Criminal courts, iv, 258. Criminal law, theory of, iv, 2. Crops of corn, &c., setting fire to, iv, Cross-bill, iii, 448, 451. Cross-remainders, implication of, ii, 381. leases, i, 287. title to by purchase, i, 214. all lands are held of, ii, 51. royal fish, ii, 403. title to chattels by prerogative, ii, ancient jewels of, are heir-looms, ii, may take a chattel by succession, ii, cannot be joint owner of a chattel no lapse of right to present by, ii, 277. forfeiture of lands to, ii, 267. no general occupancy against, ii, 259. 109. descent of, to collateral relation of the half-blood allowed, ii, 253. grants by, ii, 308, 346. mistake or deceit of, ii, 348. injuries to, remedied by usual com- peculiar jurisdiction of exchequer in Cruel and unusual punishment, iv, 16. Cui ante divortium, writ of, iii, 183. Culprit, ii, 339. Cumberland, theft in, iv, 238. Curate, i, 393. of trusts, ii, 127, n. of advowson, ii, 127. Custody of idiots and lunatics, i, 303; of temporalities, i, 282. Custody of the law, goods in not to be Custom of London, i, 75, 76. distinguished from prescription, ii, title to personalty by, ii, 422. of York and London, as to distribu- dues to mills, &c., iii, 235. Customs on merchandize, i, 314, 316. Cy pres doctrine, i, 480, n. Damage feasant, iii, 6. Damages, title to, by judgment, ii, 438; Danish code, i, 65. Darrein presentment, assize of, iii, 245. Date of deed, ii, 304. Day, fraction of a, ii, 140, n. of grace, iii, 279. Deacon, i, 388. Dead body, stealing, ii, 429. stealing shroud from, iv, 236. his remedy for non-payment of his Deadly feud, iv, 244. stipend, iii, 90 and n. Curative laws, i, 46, n. Curator of infants, i, 460. Curatores viarum, i, 358. Curfew, iv, 119, 420. Curialitas, ii, 126. Deaf, dumb, and blind, i, 304; ii, 497. Dean and chapter, i, 382. Dean, rural, i, 383. Death, civil, i, 132; ii, 121. appeal of, iv, 314, 424. |