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%toit#. ©ttbfifofcg. ©ugar: 9. Juftices may mitigate the Penalty of concealing Stores, or ' caufe Oft'ender to be whipped, 9 Geo. 1. c. 8. § 4. 10. Juftices of Aflife and Quarter-Seflions may hear and determine Offences relating to Stores, 17 Geo. 2. c. 4.0. § 10. 11. Pre-emption of Stores imported in neutral Ships, given to the Commiflioners of the Navy, during the War, 19 Geo. 2. c. 36. 12. Embezilling Stores, (s'c. excepted out of general Pardon, 20 Geo. 2. c. 52. § 32. 13. No Bounty fhall be paid on any Tar, according to 2 Geo. 2. c. 35. unlefs each Barrel contain 31 Gallons and one Half, 25 Geo. 2. c. 35. § 3. 14. Encouragement for the Importation of Naval Stores from America, continued to 29th September 1771, Geo. 3. c. u. For other Mitten, fee ^FelOttiCS ttM'tfo ant) felithout Cletg£, 77V. Stojes. plantations zo. f5ji?es 35, t5>. IRufifta 3. £>cotlan5, 5>hips 23, tsV. S'olticts 69. Cimber. Stourton. The 29th CV. 2. not to make void the Leafe granted by the Dean and Chapter of York, of the Parfonage and Tythes, in Stourton in Noliinghamfoire, 29 Car. 2. c. 8. § 9. ^tOlUCt;. See Rivers. Sttatl). See Hay. Streets* 1. How to be cleanfed and repaired in Market-Towns, 1 Geo. I. ft. 2. <:. 52. § 9. 2. Streets of London to be deemed Highways, 6 Geo. i.e. 23. 8. For other Matters, fee ftCltflttStOll, 3l0ttt)0n, and f2>at)ing, SttllUltff* See Churches, Palaces. StUff£- See Cotton, Drapery, and Silk. Sturgeon- j. May be imported, 10 tif it W. 3. c. 24. § 14. 2. The King, where entitled to Sturgeons, 17 Ed. 2. ft. 1. c. 1 1. ©UllOjnattQIl Of Pei'fttfef. See Perjury. Subpoena* j. Not to be granted without Security found for the Colls, 15 H. 6. c. 4. 2. Penalty on Perfons not appearing to give Evidence, when ferv- ed with a. Subpoena, 5 EL c 9, § 12. 3. A Subpoena (hall not iflue out of a Court of Equity, till after the Bill is filed, except for an Injunction, 4 Ann. c. 16. § 2Z. e>ubfinic0. 1 . A Fifteen granted for Magna Charta, and the Charta de Fo- reftd, M. C. 9 //. 3. <-. 37. 2. The ninth Fleece, bV. granted, 14 Ed. .ft. i.e. 20. 3. No Aid to be taken but by Aflent of Parliament, 14 Ed. 3. ft. 2. c. 1. 4- Application of the Revenue enacted in Parliament, 14 Ed. 3, y?. 2. r, 1. 5 R. z. ft. 2. c. 3. 5. The Penalties of the Statutes of Labourers given to the Peo- ple in Aid of their Subfidies, 23 Ed. 3. <". 8. 6. Subfidies granted, 3 1 H. 6. <:. 8. 11 W. 7. f. 10. 7. A Subfidy of 4.1. in the Pound granted by the Clergy of the Province of Canterbury, 32 //. 8. c. Zj. StlCCeflJoit to tljC CtOtUlt. See King. Suffolk See Norfolk. ©llffcnijarig. See Bifhops. Sugar* 1. Importing it, not within the Statute againft: Regrators, 13 EI. c. 25. § 21. 2. A Duty upon Sugar, expired, 1 Ja. 2. c. 4. 3. Duty upon Sugar, 6 Ge*. 2. c. 13. 4. The Drawback on Exportation of Sugar imported from the Englifb Plantations in America, 9 fcf 10 W. 3, c. 23. § 8. 6 Geo. z. c. 1 3. § 9. 26 G«c. 2. r, 32. § 5, 5- And on Exportation of Brown Mnfca<vado Sugars refined in Eng'and, g tif 10 W. 3. c. 23. § 9, 13. 6 Gw. z. r. 13. § io. 6. Sugar may be imported from ispain and Portugal as ufual, 6 Geo. 2. c. 1 3. § i 3. 7. Drawback on Britijh refined Sugar out of the laft Subfidy, 21 Geo. 2. c. 2. § 7. .FV e/A«- Matters, fee CttftOmS, fMailtatiOttS, fO? ©US at* ^OttTejS in SCOtlanO* See Scot- land Cujioms. Stiff geition. Perfons making falfe Suggeftions to the King, how to be fent be- fore the Chancellor, &c. and find Sureties to purfue fuch Sug- geftions, and how puniftied for not proving them, 37 Ed. 1. c. 18. 38 Ed. 1. ft. 1. c. 9. For other Matters, fee 3JcCUfati01lS. Suits aim <g>uito?S. 1. No Suits in King's Courts under 40 j. 6 Ed. i". c. 8. 2. Suitors not to depart fiom the King's Court without Remedy, 13 Ei'. 1. ft. i.e. 50. 3. A Writ de nutivo not to be granted, unlefs the Chancery be apprifed that it is fued with the Confent of the Piaintiff", 10 Ed. l-ft. 2. f. 3. Art. 4. 4. '1 he Penalty for caufing a Man to be arretted at the Suit of another by Procefs of the King's Bench, Marfnalfea, or infe- rior Courts, without the Plaintiff's Aflent, 8 El. c. 1. § 4. For other Matters, fee Abatement, SPomtniftrnto?, 2l5antu tupl 37, C5V. <£fjancerp 19, bV. Colls, JDttcotuu nuance of f^jocefs 1 . <£u*oj, ifpojma pauperis, 3!ufcg= mcut per lot. ^Limitations far -for. plantations 37. ^leatiings, fDooj 1, bV. |9jtfons 5, 8, bV. $->?occfs, Sheriff, Cdlalec, StUtO?0 ill C&anterp* See Chancery. Suit of Court* 1. None to be diftrained for Suit of Court, but they who are bound to it by Charter or Prefcription, St. Marleb. 52 H. 3. c. 9. 2. Joint Tenants and Parceners lhall make but one Suit, jz H, 3. f. 9. 3. The Remedy againft the Lord diftraining for it, where it is not due, and againft the Tenant with-holding it, where it 13 due, 52 II. 3. c. 9. 4. It is not taken away by 12 Car. 2. 12 Car. 2. c. 24. §■ 5. Summons!. 1. Default of common Summons to be amerced by the Chief Ju- ftices or jullices in Eyre, St. Marleb. $2 H. 3. c. rS. z. Sum-