C0ontf $590ttopol(c& ©ctfpjje. 43. Regulations of the Coinage, 14 fcf j; #. 8. c 12. 44. Gold, Silver or Money not to be exchanged tor more than the Value, ; &" 6 iV. 6. r. 19. § 2. 45. Counterfeiting foreign Coin current within the Realm, made Treafon, 1 M. fff. 2. c. 6. Or importing fuch counterfeit Coin, 1 2 P. c=f.M. c. 11. 46. Clipping or leflening of Money made Treafon, 5 El. c. 11. 1 S .£/.<-, 1. 47. Wife of Perfon attainted not to lofe Dower, 5 EI. "c. it. ' § 4- 43. I: is Mifpriiion of High Treafon to forge Money which is not the Coin of this Realm, 14 El. c. 3. 49. Melting Silver Coin prohibited, on Penalty of double the Value and Disfranchifement, 13 & 14 Car. z. c. 31. 50. Money mall be delivered at" the Mint for Gold and Silver brought to be coined, without Difcount, 18 Car. 2. c. 5. 51. Coinage Duty impofed upon Wine, Brandy, is'c. imported, 18 Car. 2. c. 5. § 6. 52. The Coinage Duty to be accounted for by the Receiver Ge- neral of the Cufloms, z; Car. 2. c. 8. 53. Gold and Silver extracted by refining Metals in England, fliall be brought to the Mint, 1 W. 13 M. c. 30. 54. Penalty of exchanging Silver Money for more than the Va- lue, 6&jW. 3. c. 17. 55. Penalty of buying or felling Clippings, 6 & 7 W. 3. c. 17. § 4» ■ 56. Reward for apprehending Counterfeiters of the Coin, &c. 6 & j W. 3. c. 17. § 9. 57. Pardon for difcovering Offenders, 6 & 7 W, 3. c. 17. § 12. 58. The clipped Money direcled to be recoined, 7 & 8 W. 3. r. 1. 7 cif 8 ^T. 3. c. 30. § 47. 59. Guineas not to pafs at more than 26 s. 7 & 8 W. 3, c. 10. § 1 8. Reduced to 22 /. 7 y 8 W. 3. c. 1 9. § 12. 60. The Encouragement for coining Guineas, fufpended, 703' 8 W. 3. c. 13. Reftored, 8 W. 3. r. 1. 6 1 . Encouragement given to bring Plate to the Mint, 7 & 8 /F. 3.f. 19. 62. Clipped Money prohibited, 7 Esf 8 JsP. 3. r. 19. § 1 1. 63. Guineas may be freely imported, 8 ^. 3. c. 1. 64. The diftinft Courfe of Coining Gold and Silver, 8 W. 3. t. 1. § 3. _ 6;. Hammered Silver to be current only by Weight, 8 W. 3. c. 2. 66. Unlawfully making or having Inftruments of Coining, High Treafon, 8^9)^.3. c. 26. 67. Colouring faife Coin, High Treafon, 8 W 9 W. 3. c. 26. §4*. 68. Coining Tools and counterfeit Money, produced in Evi- dence, to be cut to Pieces in Court, 8 & g rV. 3. c. 26. § 5. 69. Blanching Copper, counterfeiting Gold or Silver, or frau- dulently buying or felling counterfeit Gold or Silver, orfalfe or diminiihed Money, Felony, % & c) W. 3. c. 26. § 6. Profe- cutions may be within fix Months, 1 Ann. c. 9. 70. Hammered Money prohibited, 9 W. 3. c„ 2. 71. Any Perfon to whom fufpected Money is tendered, may cut it, g cjf 10 W^ 3. it. 21. 72. The Coining of Halfpence fufpended, 9 & 10 Sf. 3. c. 33. 73.. Increafe of the Allowance out of the Coinage Duty, 4 Ann, c. 22* 7 Ann., c. 24. § 3 $£ 4. 4 Gfo. z. <r. 12. 74,. Deficiency of the Coinage Duty fupplied, 1 Geo, 1. c. 43. § z. 75. An Allowance of 15000/.. a Year to the Mints, 9 G«. I. f. 19. § 2. 12 Gtc 2. c. 5. 19 Geo. .2. c. 14. § 2. 27 G<c. z» «. 1 1-. 76.. Counterfeiting broad Pieces, High Treafon, &Geo., 2. c 26. 77. Altering Silver Money to-refemble Gold,,cif<v High Treafon, 15 Gee* 2. c, 28. 78. Uttering falfe Money twice within ten Days, or having more, a Year's Imprifonment, 15 Geo, 2. c,.2%. § 3. 79. Counterfeiting Copper Money, two Years Imprifonment, 15 Geo. 2. r..28i. § 6,. 80. Treafury may allow Expence of profecuting Coiners, tsV. 1 5 Geo. 2, c, 28. § 10, 81. Offences in counterfeiting Money, bringing falfe or coun- terfeit Money into the Realm, and all Offences againft 15 Geo. 7. c. 28. excepted out of General Pardon, 20 Geo. 2. c. 52, § 9, 10. 82. Treafury may defray Expences of the Mints of England and Scotland out of Coinage Duties, 27 Geo. 2. c. n. § 2. For other Matters, fee ^felOtlfeiB fcjl'tJjOUt Cletgt?, Title
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fMantatfonu 22. Crcafon, ^Heights 3. $©0llftSu Infants (hall not be received by the Fryers before they have en- tered their 14th Year, without Affent of their Parents, 4 H, 4. c. 17. ^OltmOUtlj* See Wales. $ponopotte& 1 . A Charter of Incorporation for trading to Spain and Portugal annulled. 3 Ja. I. c, 6. 2. Queen Elizabeth's, Charter to the Merchant Adventurers of Exeter, preferved, 4 Ja. I . c. 9. 3. Monopolies declared illegal, 21 Ja. i.e. '3. 4. Where procuring Aflion or Judgment to be {laid incurs a Pre- munire, 21 y^. 1. c. 3. § 4» 5. Saving for Patents of new Inventions, 21 Ja. 1. c. 3. § 5. 6. Not to extend to Corporations, 21 Jac. 1. c . 3. § 9. 7. Nor to Governors, cff< of the Hoaftmen of Ne<wcajlle, nor to Wine Licences, fjfe. 21 y«<". *• f. 3. § 12. 8. This Aft not to extend to a Grant for melting of Iron Ewer, 21 Jac. 1. f. 3. § 14. 9. A Patent for the fole falting of Fifh in Devon and Cornwall, annulled, 2 1 Ja. i.e. 11. 10. Charters for the fole making of Brandy, c5c, made void, z W,l§ M.ft. 2. c. 9. § 12. JFm- o/^t Matters, fee <©»ttpOlBt!eC . ^Onfftang BE DjOft. See Traverfe. A Duty of two Penies Scots upon Beer there, 6 Gw, 1. 1. 7. 7 Gfe. 2. f. 5. ^Ojatsiaj10» See Non-conformifts, Quakers. ^0fCOlsp. >5ee JRa^/. ^ojtnancefter* 1. Where divers Heirs may join in it, 6 Ed. .ft. j.e. 6. 2. The Plea that the Demandant is not next Heir, may be plead- ed in Cofinage, Aiel and Befaiel, St. Weflm. 2. 13 Ed. 1. c. 20. For other Matters, fee Affile, IDatttageS 4. SntiMt 5. %u mitatfonSj Houchew 2. MJaics. ^o?tgap* 1 . A Mortgagor concealing a former Incumbrance, flialf lofe his Equity of Redemption ; the Under-Mortgagees may redeem the former Mortgages, 4 W. iS M. e. 16. 2. A Court at Law may relieve the Mortgagor, on Payment of Principal, Intereft and Cofls, 7 Geo. 2. c. 20. § 1. 3.. On a Bill of Foreclofure, Mortgagors permitted to tender the Money before Hearing, 7 Geo. 2. c. 20. § 2. For other Matters, fee jl&mbVUpt£ 12. ~]$t}iOt& 6. '$Xlfat.t& 9. f&axlititnent 49, EsV, IScgiOsr, Sent 9. aHales. ^ojtma>'n»
