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jTrancfoifcg. JFtauW' ITt'eacTj <S5oo&& IFtaiitt. 1. England not to be fubjeft to the King, as King of Trance, 14 JW.3./.5. 2. Commerce with France prohibited, 3 y 4 /^»». f. 13. 3. Entering into the French King's Military Service as a Com- miflion or Non-commiffion Officer, without Leave under the Sign Manual, made Felony, 29 Geo. 2. c. 17. 4. Subjects of Great Britain in the Service of France not return- ing before 9 iV/V. 1757, adjudged guilty of Felony, zqGeo.2. c - ' 7» 5. No Victuals to be exported from the Plantations during the War with France, except to Gnat Britain or Ireland, or fome of the Plantations, 30 Geo. 2. c. 9. ftancf)tfe0* I, Shall not protect Felons, St, Weftm. 1. 3 £V. 1. c. 9. Z. Queftions of Non-ufer and Abufer of Liberties, jfhall be dif- cuffed by the Treafurer and Barons with the Affiftance of the other judges, St, Forma Conceff. 13 Ed. i.Jf.6. 3. Liberties confirmed that had been long ufed, 5/. Quo Warr. i%Ed..ft.z. 4. Inquifitions to be taken before granting Liberties, St. de Li- bert at. ferquir -end. 27 Ed. .ft.2. 5. Hundreds, &c. fliall not be let at too great Farm, Artie, fufer Cart. 28 Ed. 1. c. 14. 6. How Procefs mall be awarded on the Plea of a Deed, Eifr. made within a Franchife, 9 Ed. 3. ft. i. r. 4. 7. Liberties reftraining the Freedom of Merchandize, againft the common Utility, and void, 2 R. 2. ft. 1. c. 1. S. Where Lords are named Diffeifors in Affifes to ouft them of their Franchifes, the Writ fliall abate, 9 H. 4. c. 5. or where Default is made by Collufion, 8 H. 6. t. 26. ,9. Power of pardoning Treafon and Felonies, and other Liberties reunited to the Crown, 27 H. 8. c. 24. 10. Franchifes of the late Abbeys revived, 32 H. 8. c. 20. it. Clerk of the Crown prohibited to iffue Procefs on Inquifi- tions for Felons Goods, &c. againft Lords, &c. who have had their Charters inrolied and allowed, 4 & ? W. y M. c. 22. 32. Patentees may inrol fo much of their Charters as concerns the particular Liberties claimed, 4^ ; W. y M. c. 22. 13. Sheriffs fhall upon Requelt name a Deputy to refide in a Franchife, 13 Geo. 2. c 18. § 6. 54. Heretable Jurifdi&ions in Scotland refumed, 20 Geo. 2. c. 45. For other Matters, fee $nci3S I . ^ttOJllicS 14. habeas Co?pus 6. ^Liberties, ^antintnue, iOwo ©Warranto, Sheriffs. jFranfc SUmoi&n. Tenures in Frank Almoign not taken away, by 12 Car, 2. 12 Car. 2. c. 24. § 7. IFtanfe petige. 1. Shall be held but twice in the Year, M. C. 9 H. 3. c. 3c. 2. The Articles of Frank Pledge, St. Vif. Franc. Pleg. 18 Ed. 2. Fcr other Matters, fee JLeet. IFcautijs aim ftaumilent €ont)C2ance& 1. Creditors fhall have their Execution nonvithftanding fraudu- lent Gifts of Goods, 50 H- 3- c. 6, 2. An Afiion may be maintained againft the Pernor of the Pro- fits of Lands, 1 R. 2. c. 9. 4 H. 4. c. •/. 11 H. 6, c. 3. 3. Conveyances of Land forcibly entered into to have Mainte- nance, void, 8 H. 6. f. 9. § 3, 4. Deeds of Gift to the Ufe of the Donor void, 3 H. 7. c. 4. r. Fraudulent Deeds made to avoid the Debts of others void, 13 6. Provifo that common Recoveries be of the fame Force as if the A£l had not been made, 1 3 El. c. j. § 4. 7. To avoid Remedy for Dilapidations made void, 13 El. e. 9. 8. Fraudulent Deeds to defeat Purchafers made void, and the Penalty of fetting them up, 27 El, c. 4. Made perpetual by 39 El. c. 18. 9. Eftates of Land made by Parol without Writing figned, fliall amount to Leafes at Will only, except Leafes for three Years, 29 Car. 2. c 3. 10. Contracts to charge an Executor or Adminiftrator in his own Right, or to charge one for the Debt, &c. of another, or upon Mar.iage, or to be performed after a Year, mull be in Writing, 29 Ca> . 2. c, 3. § 4. 1 1. Contracts for Goods to the Price of 10/. muft be bound by Payment of Earned, &c. 29 Car. 2. c. 3. § 17. 1 2. Devifes of Lands fraudulent againft Creditors, 3 W. & M, c. 14. 13. Creditor may have Action of Debt upon Bond, EsV. againft the Heir at Law and Devifee jointly, 3 W. y M. c. 14. § 3. 14. Penalty of fraudulent Mortgages where prior Incumbrances are concealed, 4 W. & M. c. 16. - For other Mitters, fee %%CZVAlV,t£, OBiOjopS 28. CheatS, CcdeCattital #crfons 58. Maintenance, ^9o}t£tage, ISeceitoets 8. Kegiftet, (KttfUs 8. IFrceljoft. 1, No Man to be put out of his Freehold, without being brought to anftver, 9 H. 3. ft. 1, c. 29. 3 Ed. 1. c. 24. 25 Ed. 3. ft. 5. c. 4. z8 Ed, 3. c. 3. 2. Nor to be compelled to anfwer for his Freehold without the King's Writ, 52 H. 3. c. 22, 15 R. 2. c. 12. 16 R. 2. c. 2. See ^liberties. IF renclj ©ootig anti ^ercfjatttu'sesu 1. French Ships liable to 5/. perTon Duty, 12 Car. 2. c. 18. § 17. 13 y 1 4 Car 2. r. 1 1. § 24. 2. And French Goods to 25/. for every hundred Pounds Value, IV.13M. c. 5. § 2. 7 tlf 8 ^. 3. c 20. 3. French or Pear/ Barley, to what Duties liable, 2z Car. z. c, 13", § 3. 4. A Duty on French Linen, Stuffs, Silks and Brandy, .Ex/. 1 Ja. 2. c.y 5. Prohibition of importing French Goods repealed, I J a. 2. c. 6. 6. Additional Duty is not to be paid according to the Oath of the Importer, but according to the Value in the Book of Rates, 11 Geo. 1. c. 7. § 3. 7. No Woollen Goods of France to be imported into any Port in the Levant Seas, 32 Geo. 2. c. 34. For French Brandy and Wine, fee 315jant>E and SIh'lie. jTltfl) %t. See Hue and Cry. .fringe. 1. Penalties on felling, exporting or importing foreign Fringe, 13 y 14 Car. 2. c. 13. z. Or importing Gold and Silver Fringe, 9 y 10/F.3. r. 39. 10 ^«». c. 26. § 66. 15 Geo.. 2. c. 20. § 7. 3. Exporter of Silk Fringes, what to be allowed, 8 Geo. 1. c. 15. f> »/£«• Matters, fee SJjJillttlt'aStlVCSf IFrijP. See Drapery. IF cuit anti fruit Crees* 1. Barking, 37 H. S- c. 6. § 4, 2. Taking up, or othervvife fpoiling, 43 El. c. 7. 3. The