Page:The country justice. containing the practice, duty and power of the justices of the peace, as well in as out of their sessions.djvu/518

A Table of the General Heads.

• Clerk of the Market, ſee Bakers, Bread, and Weights and Meaſures.
• Clothes.
• Clothes, Caps, or other Furniture of Soldiers and Deſerters, ſee Officers and Soldiers.
• Cloth and Clothier.
• ——— Woollen.
• ——— Linen.
• Clothiers and Cloth-workers Servants, ſee Servants.
• Coaches and Chairs, and Coach-horſes, ſee Hackney-Coaches and Chairs.
• Coals.
• Coin and Coining.
• Collar-makers, ſee Tanners.
• Colleclors for Priſons, ſee Vagabonds and Vagrants.
• Commiſſion of the Peace.
• Conies, and Cony-Dogs, ſee Game.
• Conformity.
• Conſpiracies.
• Conſtables.
• Conventicles.
• Convicts.
• Coopers.
• Coppices, ſee Wood.
• Corn.
• Coroner.
• Coſts.
• Cottages.
• County-Courts.
• Counterfeit Letters, ſee Falſe Tokens.
• Currier.
• Curriers Company, ſee Shoemakers.
• Curſing, ſee Swearing and Curſing.
• Cuſtom-houſe Officers.
• Cyder-makers, ſee Exciſe.

D.

• DEER.
• Deer-ſtealers.
• Deſerters, ſee Soldiers and Mariners.
• Diſſenters.
• Differing Teachers, ſee Oath of Allegiance in Papiſts, &c.
• Diſtillers, ſee Brandy in Exciſe.
• Dogs, ſee Game.
• Drunkenneſs.
• Duty on Houſes, ſee Windows.
• Dyers.

E.

• EStreats, ſee Sheriffs.
• Examination.
• Exciſe.

Brandy.

Brewers.

Cyder-makers.

Diſtillers.

Gangers.

Makers of Mead, Vinegar, Metheglin and Sweets.

Inn-keepers and Victuallers.

Low-wines.

Malt.

Retailers of Beer, Ale, Cyder, Perry, and Metheglin.

F.

FAirs

• Falſe Tokens
• Fellers of Oak-Trees
• Felons,ſee,Tranſportation.
• Felony.
• Fences, ſee Orchards and Wood.
• Fencers, ſee Vagabonds and Vagrants.
• Fines.
• Fire.
• Fireworks, ſee Squibs.
• Fiſh.
• Fiſh-ponds, ſee Title Fiſh.
• Fleſh.
• Forcible Entry and Detainer.
• Foreſtallers and Ingroſſers.
• Fortune-tellers, ſee Vagabonds and Vagrants.
• Fruit-trees, ſee Orchards.
• Fuel.
• Fullers Earth and Fullers Clay, ſee Brandy in Exciſe.

G.

• GAmes not lawful.
• Game.

Conies.

Deer, Hare, Partridge, and Pheaſant.

Deer-Hayes, or Buckſtalls.

Eggs of Falcon, Coſshawk, Lanner, or Swan.

Game-keeper.

Greyhounds, Bows, Setting-Dogs, Ferrets, and Snares.

Guns.

Hawks.

Heron.

Pigeon.

Wild Duck, Teal, Widgeon, and Water Fowl.

• Gaol.
• Gaolers, ſee Sheriff.
• Gilding and Goldſmiths.
• Guns, ſee Guns in Title Game.
• Gunpowder.
• Gypſies, or Egyptians, ſee Vagabonds and Vagrants.

H.

• HAckney Coaches and Chairs.
• Hare, ſee Game.
• Harveſt-Workmen.
• Hawkers and Pedlars.
• Hawks, Hawkers, and Hawking, ſee Game.
• Hay.
• Hay and Oates.
• Hay and Straw.
• Hay-Market.
• Headboroughs, ſee Jurors.
• Heath, Furze and Fern.
• Hedges and Hedge-wood, ſee Highways, Orchards, and Wood.
• Hemp and Flax.
• Hides.
• High Conſtables, ſee Conſtables and Surveyors in Titles Highways, Jurors, and Vagabonds and Vagrants.
• Highway-men.
• Highways.
• Hops.
• Horſes.
• Hoſpitals, ſee Rates in Title Poor.
• Houſe-breakers, ſee Watchman.
• Houſe of Correction.
• Hue and Cry, ſee Robbery.

I.

• JEſuit and Prieſt, ſee Papiſts, &c.
• Informers.
• Ingroſſers, ſee Foreſtallers and Ingroſſers.

Inn-keepers,