m anti aie!jaufe& &ftm aie attH Stteljoufetf. 1. The old Affile, 4^a /<j«V, ye. 51 H. 3. y?. 1. 7«<//c. JV/- /«»•. 51 //, 3, 7?, 6. Origin, pro Pi/tor, incerti temp, e,6, 2. Juflices of Peace enabled to fupprefs Alehoufes, 19 H. 7. C, 12. 3. Alehoufes (hall be licenfed by tbe Juflices, 5 cjf 6 Ed. 6. e. 25. Fairs excepted, ibid, § 6. 4. Keepers of Alehoufes not to fuffer Tipling, 1 J a. 1. r. 9, 5. The Prices of Ale, cifr. 1 Ja. 1. e.g. § 3. 6. Saving of the Privileges of the Univerfities, 1 Ja, 1 , c, 9. § 6. . 4 Ja. 1. f. 5. § 10. 26 G«tf. 2. c. 31, § 15. 7. The Penalty of felling Ale, C3V. to any unlicenfed Alehoufe, 4>. 1. f.4. . 8. Penalties of Tipling and Drunkehnefs, 4 Ja, 1. e. 5. 21 7*. I, f. 7. 1 Car. 1, r, 4. 9. Offenders unable to pay Forfeiture to be fet in the Stocks, 4Ja. 1, c 5. §'2,4. 10. Not reflrain Ecclefiaftical Jurifdi&ion, ^Ja.i. c.c. § *• 11. Alehoufe-keepers offending difabled, 7 ,7<z. i« f - I0 » 2I 7*. I . c. 7. „--'■-.. „ 12. Penalties of keeping- an Aknoufe without Licence, 3 Car. 1. c. 3. Fairs excer"«d, ibid. § 6. 13. Vintner who keep Inns, tiff, to be within the Acts againft Tipl«ig» 3 Car. 1. r. 3. § 2. u, Offenders unable to pay Penalty to be whipped, 3 Car. 1. <-3-§2- 15. Publick Houfes prohibited to ufe Plate, 7 iff 8 W. 3. r. 19. § 3- J 6. Retailers of Ale to fell it only in Veffelsof a Standard Mea- fure marked by the Mayors of Corporations, £sV. 1 1 cif 1 2 ^.3. r. 15. 17. Ale Licences to be duly ftamped, before Recognizances ta- ken, 6 Geo. 1. c.zi. § 56. 18. Licences to be granted at publick Meetings of the Juflices only, 2 Geo, 2. c.zi, § 11. In September 26 Geo. 2. c, 31. ' §4- , , 19. Form of Convi&ion for keeping an Alehoufe, &c. without Licence, 9 Geo. 2. c. 23, § 15. 20. Penalty on Alehoufe-keepers entertaining Perfons againft whom Procefs has iffued, for Offences againft the Laws of Cuftoms or Excife. 9 Geo, 2, <-. 35. § 30. 21. None to fuffer for fuch Entertaining, unlefs Notice have been given in Gazette, of Offenders abfeonding, 9 Geo, 2. c, 35. § 3 1 - 22. Penalty on Alehoufe-keeper having Licence to retail fpirituous Liquors exercifing particular Trades during the Continuance of fuch Licence, 17 Geo. 2. c. 17. § 18. 23. Houfes or Gardens for Mufic or Dancing not to be kept without Licence, 25 Geo. 2. c. 36. § 2. 24. Juflices being Brewers, Maltfters, Diftillers or Victuallers, retrained from granting Licences, 26 Geo. 2. <■. 13. § 12. 25. Reltri&ions of Licences for Alehoufes, 26 Geo. 2. c, 31. 28 Geo. 7. c. 19. § 2. zgGeo. 2. c, 12. 36, Recognizances to be regiftered, 26 <?«>, 2. <■. 3 1. § 5. 27. Parifhioners may be WitnefTes, 26 Geo. 2. c. 3L § 17, 28. Penalty on Publicans permitting Journeymen, &c, to game in their Houfes, 30 Geo. 2. c. 24. § 14. 29. Soldiers may be quartered in Alehoufes, 33 Geo. i.e. 6. §23. and c. 8. § 16. and fubfequent A&s. For other Matters, fee H&ZZt atttl 3UC 6, C5r. fl5:atttl2 Zs, csfc. Coffee 12 Ctjurcblxmroens 1, 2. Clcvfe of tbe f-teaceg. ConfJables 6, 7. IDiflfUctS 6, g&; c-jectTe, Stamps, 27#/« &icenfe, W&aals, 1 1, 14, 2 1. f->jiions, iSc. 25, C5f. alienation imtljout licence* I. Old Statutes relating thereto, iSEJ. .Jt. 1. c. 1. 17 Ed. 2. ft, i.e. 6, l Ed, 1. ft, 2. c, 12 cjf 13. 34W3.C 15. 27 4
- . 8.;. 10. § 12. 38//.S. <r. 1. §3, j, i?. 34^35/7.8.
f> 5- § '3- ,. . 2. Fines for Alienation taken away, 1? Car. 2. <•. 24. § i r S« flStftjops, Ol&lenbeiin Hour*. aliens- 1 . The King's Prerogative with -refpecT: to their Lands, Prarog. Reg. 17 Ed. 2. ft. 1. c. 12. 2. Children of the Kingj= ■Subjcfts born beyond Sea, held natu- ral born Subjefts, 9 3 nd. 3. ft, 2. 3. Born in the King's foreign Dominions, 42 Ed. 3. c. 10. Or born out of i n e King's Allegiance, 7 /Inn. c. 5. 4 Geo. 2. a , 2 1 . 4. Aliens prohibited to take Benefices without the King's Li- ce>^e, 3 R. 2. c 3. ")R.2.c.. lH.^.c.j. c. Bretons banifhed on pain of Death, 3 H. 5. ft. 2. r. 3. 6. No Alien to ufe any Handicraft in England, 1 R. 3. r. 9. § 9. Bakers, Brewers, Surgeons and Scriveners, not accounted Handicrafts, 22 H. 8. c. 13. 7. An Alien made Denizen fhall pay the fame Cuftoms as be- fore, 1 H. 7. c. 2. 11 H. 7. c. 14. 22 #. 8. c. 8. altered by 2q Car. 2. f. 6. 8. Regulations of the Apprentices and Journeymen of Alien Ar- tificers, and of the Wares made by them, 14 cif 1 5 H. 8. c, 2. 21 H. 8. c. 16. — Exception as to Strangers in the Univerfities, 14^ 15 H. 8. c. 2. § 11. 21 7/. 8. c. 16. § 9. 9. An Englijhman fworn to a foreign Prince fhall pay Aliens Cuftoms, 14 cif 1 5 //. 8. r. 4. 10. Strangers made Denizens to conform to the Laws, and a Provifo for that Purpofe to be inferted in their Patents, 32 H. 8. c. 16. § 7 tifg. 11. Reftraint of the Number of foreign Servants, 32 H. 8, c. 16. § 8, 10, 12. 12. Leafes of Houfes or Shops to Aliens not Denizens made void, and a Penalty of 5/. on the Leflbr and LefTee, 32 H, 2. c. 16. § 13. 13. Aliens fhall not be Merchants or Factors in the Plantations, 12 Car. 2. c. 18. § 2. 14. Goods not to be carried from one Port in England to ano- ther, in Veffels of Aliens not denizened, 12 Car. 2. c.-iS, §6. 1 5. What are to be deemed Aliens Goods, 1 2 Car. 2. c. 1 8. § 9. 16. Children of Aliens under the Age of twenty-one, fhall not enter Goods for Import or Export, 1 3 cif 14 Car. 2. <. 1 1 § 10. 17. Natural Subjects may inherit and make their Title by An- cestors born beyond Sea, 11 cif 12 IV. 3. c. 6. 25 Geo. 2, <"• 39- 18. Aliens not to enjoy a Place of Truit, or take a grant of Lands from the Crown, 12 cif 13 W, 3. c. 2. § 3. 1 Geo. 2. f. 2. c. 4. 19. Goods imported in Britijh built Ships being the Property of Foreigners to pay Aliens Duty, 2q Geo. 2. c. 34. § 20. For other Matters, fee HUppjentlCeS 3. 3ftCrjert' 2- 3P?tificC?S 5, t5f<r. CuftomSj 24, 59, cifc. Cbancerg 8. JDjapcrp ■ j, c^fr. ^Fftfj 6, zi,~z6, 45, ; 4 , 67. ;fFla£ 5, dEtalfi .<></ ^)iH)ct 18. dgjocerp Sttairefl 1. i^ats 1/. letters 2. 3Uathet 4, 9. ^anufafturcs 4. SBpeDietate JWnguae 1. jgSpStXljantS C, 18, hjfequent. $))0ttC2 19, cifr. J$atu= validation, parliament, fDetotcrers 4. plantations 14, 16, 51, 64, cifr. islbips 3, 18, ©V-, 28. ei, 78, 94, ciff. Citbes 4. aUiauais;. ©Itool 3 1 . iampremscE 3. Silegiance + None that faithfully ferve the King for the Time being fhall forfeit any Thing for the fame, 1 1 //. 7 . c. 1 . Mom. 1, To what Duties liable, 2 W. c5 ' M.feff, 2. c. 4. § 50. 2. Duties
