interesse termini, ii., 144. from year to year, ii., 144, n., 147. by statute and elegit, ii., 160. See 66 at will, ii., 145. emblements, ii., 146. determination of the will, ib. copyholders, ii., 147. See" Copyholds." 165. at sufferance, ii., 150. Estates of the kingdom, i., 156. Este, Sir Aug. d', questions raised by, i., 226*, n. Estoppel, iii., 307. by record, ii., 465, n. by recovery, ii., 362, n. by deed, ii., 295, 296, n., 308. is fed by the interest when it accrues, Estovers, common of, ii., 35. of tenant for years, ii., 144. of a wife, i., 441. Estoveris habendis, writ de, i., 441. Estrays, i., 297. title of crown to, ii., 409. Evidence (continued). parol, to explain, vary, or contradict parol, of illegality or fraud, &c., ib. Examination of prisoners, iv., 296, and n. of witnesses, iii., 372. Exception distinguished from a reserva- of timber, effect of, ii., 122, n. implied warranty, and right of re-entry, ib. of chattels, ii., 446. Exchequer Chamber, Court of, iii., 56, Exchequer, Court of, set up by William common-law court of, its jurisdiction, equity court of, its jurisdiction, iii., 44, equity jurisdiction transferred to lord writs of error to be brought in Excheq- Exchequer bills, forgery of, iv., 250, n. Excommunication, lesser, what it is, iii., Estreat, of recognizance, &c., iv., 253, and Exeat regno, ne, i., 265, 266. n., 296, n. Estrepement, writs of, iii., 224. virtually abolished, iii., 229, n. Evidence, written, iii., 367. must be the best the nature of the case meaning of the rule, iii., 368, n. what communications are privileged, hearsay, when admitted, iii., 368. in equity, iii., 437, 438, 447, 449. witnesses abroad, &c., ib. on an appeal, iii., 455. of foreign law, iii., 436. must be relevant to the issue, iii., 367. Execution (continued). Ex officio informations, iii., 427 ; iv., 308. copyhold lands could not formerly be Ex officio oath, iii., 100, 447. but may now, iii., 419, n. writ of, iv., 403, App. v. before, iii., 417, and n. Expenses of prosecution, iv., 362, and n. of witnesses, iii., 369; iv., 362, and a. contract, ii., 443; iii., 154. Extent, when issued, iii., 420. at suit of crown, ii., 161, n. Extinguishment of right, ii., 325, 354, ₪ of rent, ii., 43, n. Extortion of money by accusation of abom Execution creditor, priority of landlord Extra-judicial remedy does not exclude Executive power, i., 190, 250. the ordinary course of justice, iii., 22 Executors and administrators, history of Extra-parochial tithes, i., 284. the right to administer, ii., 491. appointment of administrators, ii., 504, n. Extravagantes Joannis, i., 82. FACTO, KING DE, i., 204, 370; iv., 77. administration cum testamento annexo, Factor, i., 427; iii., 437. ii., 503. de bonis non, ii., 506. durante absentiâ, ii., 503. husband's right to administer to wife's estate, ii., 435. administration where there are no re- executor of executor, &c., ii., 506. duties of, ii., 507, et seq. acts before probate, ii., 507. executor de son tort, ib. probate, ii., 508. burial of deceased, ib. bona notabilia, ii., 509. inventory, ii., 510. to collect and convert assets, ib. to pay debts, in what order, ii., 511. right to residue, ii., 513. embezzlement by, iv., 231, n. who appoints, i., 274. False imprisonment, what constitutes, iii., personation, of bail, iv., 128. of soldiers, seamen, &c., iv., 250, n. pretenses, offense, &c., of, iv., 158, and n rumors, when indictable, iv., 149, 159, n signals to ships, iv., 245, n. judgment, writ of, iii., 34, 406. verdict, iii., 402; iv., 140. return, action for, as to mandamus, iii, Falsi crimen, iv., 89, 134, 156, 247. coin, iv., 84, 88, 90, 98, 100, n. records, iv., 128, and n., 250, n. distribution among next of kin, ii., 515, Farm, what, ii., 317. et seq. distribution by custom, ii., 517. could not formerly be sued in action of when liable to pay costs, iii., 400, and n. transportation of offender, &c., iv., 362. Fealty, i., 367; ii., 45, 53, 86, 176, 367 how remedied, iii., 231. Fees, ecclesiastical, must not be contrary no action lies to recover back from a Fees (continued). counsel can not maintain an action for, Felo de se, iv., 189, and n. forfeiture of goods of, ii., 409, 499. punishment of, iv., 98, 216, 222. Female sex not favored in law, i., 445, n. Fences, stealing, iv., 234, n. destroying or injuring, iv., 247, n. Feodal. See Feudal." livery of seizin, ii., 311, et seq., 315. Fern, setting fire to, iv., 246, n., 247. Ferry, erecting near ancient ferry a nui- Fetters, iv., 300, 322. Feudal actions, iii., 117. Feudal system, history of, ii., 44, et seq., 52, n.; iv., 413, 418. feuds not hereditary at first, ii., 55. descent, ii., 56. primogeniture, ib. restraints on alienation, ii., 57. rents, ib. rere fiefs, ib. feuds, proper and improper, ii., 58. Finding of indictments, iv., 305. Fine of lands, ii., 118, 348; iii., 156; iv., proclamations, ii., 352. description of parcels in, ii., 19, n., 351. sur concessit, ib. sur done, grant et render, ib. bar by non-claim, ii., 354, 356. what estate one party must have, ii., by remainder-man, ii., 354, n. how it affects parties, privies, and stran- bar of feme-covert, ii., 356, n. by lunatic, ii., 355, n. deeds to lead or declare the uses of, ii., See fire, iii., 228, n. tenant continues liable to pay rent, ib. First-fruits, i., 284; ii.. 66; iv., 107. in a pond are heir-looms, ii., 427. Fishery, ii., 39, 40, 417; iv., 424. common of, ii., 34. Fish-pond, destroying, iv., 246, and n. Fixtures, when removable, ii., 281, n. stealing or ripping from building, &c., Fleet Prison, iii., 444. Fleets, i., 262; iv., 419. Fleta, iv., 427. Flood-gates, destroying, iv., 144, and n., Flotsam, i., 293; iii., 106. Food, offense of selling short weight, &c., forestalling, regrating, engrossing, &c., supplying unwholesome, iv., 162. entries, remedies for, iii., 179. entry and detainer, iii., 179; iv., 148. Foreign coin, forging it, iv., 89, 99, 100, Foreign country, indictment in, iv., 303, Foreign documents, forgery of, iv., 250, Foreign dominions, i., 110. Foreign enlistment, i., 265, n. Foreign law, when regarded, and on what legitimacy and domicil, ii., 248, n. Foreign prince, pension from, iv., 122. Foreigner. See " Alien." Forgery (continued). what is an uttering to constitute an of- what a guilty possession of a forged in- what instruments are subjects of forg powers of attorney, &c., ib. parish registers, iv., 163. official documents and securities, ib. securities of public companies, ib. Forest laws, ii., 38, 416, 419, n.; iii., 73; Fornication, iv., 64. for crimes and misdemeanors, ii., 267, of estate-tail for treason, ii., 117; iv., 381. by tortious alienation, ib. by disclaimer, ii., 275. on lapse of presentation, ii., 276. by simony, ii., 278. by breach of condition, ii., 281. for waste, ib. of copyholds by breach of custom, ii., by bankruptcy, ii., 285. relief from, in equity, iii., 435. Forgery, iv., 247. what false making sufficient to consti- with what intent forgery must be com- how far instrument forged must appear Franchise, royal, i., 302. disturbance of, iii., 236. Frank-tenement, ii., 61, 104. See "Ten- Fraud, parol evidence of, ii., 382, n. 437, 439, 442. Frauds and perjuries, statute of, ii., 297, as to contracts, ii., 442. as to contracts of sale, ii., 448, n. 382, n. Frauds and perjuries (continued). execution of wills, ii., 376. General fund, i., 331. Fraudulent conveyances, &c., ii., 296, 441. General occupancy, ii., 258. devises, ii., 378; iii., 430, n. Free warren, ii., 38, 417. fixtures to, when removable, ii., 281, n. Frerage, tenure by, ii., 57, n. indictment for stealing property of, iv., trustees of, iii., 427, n. Fruit, &c., stealing of, iv., 238, n. Funds, public, i., 331. stock in the funds may be charged with Funeral expenses, ii., 508. Furze, setting fire to, iv., 246, n., 247. GAGE, iii., 380. Game, property in, ii., 14, 394, 410, et seq. beasts of park or chase, ii., 38. pursuit of, in the night by persons arm- assaults on game-keepers, iv., 217, n. Gaming, iv., 171. See "Wagers." in highways, &c., vagrancy, iv., 170, n. and n. Gardens, robbing of, iv., 233, and n. damaging trees, &c., growing in, iv., Gate, stealing of, &c., iv., 247, n. 220; iv., 409, 413. estate pour autre vie, ii., 179, n. Generalissimo, who, i., 261. should study law, i., 7, 13, 36. of chattels, ii., 440. Girl, abduction of, iv., 209, and n. Gleaning, illegal, iii., 213, n., 312. heresy, iv., 44. against Church, iv., 50. not attending church, iv., 52. Protestant dissenters, ib., 53. papists, iv., 54. popery, iv., 55. popish recusants, iv., 56. observations on laws against popery iv., 55, 402. other regulations. iv., 57, 58. witchcraft, sorcery, &c., iv., 60. sabbath-breaking, iv., 63. bastard children, iv., 65. Golden age, philosophical consistency in Good behavior, security for, iv., 251, 256. when obtained with a preconceived de- sign of not paying for them, may be from what time bound by writ of exe- Gorse, setting fire to, iv., 246, and n. contempts against, iv., 123. 422. Grand juror disclosing evidence, iv., 126. |