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A Table of the General Heads.

Inn-keepers, ſee Alehouſe-keepers, and Exciſe.

• Journeymen Taylors.
• Jurors.
• Juſtices of Peace.

K.

• KEels
• Knights of the Shire, ſee Wages.

L.

• LAbourers, ſee Servants and Wages.
• Lamps, ſee Lights.
• Land-Carriage of Goods, ſee Waggon and Waggoner.
• Leather.
• Lights.
• Linen Manufactures. ſee Cloth and Clothier, and Wages.
• London.
• Lotteries.
• Low Wines, ſee Diſtillers in Title Exciſe.
• Lunaticks.

M.

• MALT.
• Manufactures.
• Markets, ſee Fairs.
• Maſter and Miſſtreſs, ſee Servants and Apprentices.
• Matts.
• Meaſures, ſee Weights and Meaſures.
• Miſdemeanors, ſee Informers.
• Money.
• Murder.

N.

• NETS, ſee Fiſh and Game.
• News-Papers, ſee Stamp-Duty.
• Nonconformity.
• Norwich Stuffs,
• Nuſances in or upon the Highways, ſee Conſtables and Surveyors in Title Highways.

O.

• OATH.
• Oath of Allegiance, ſee Papiſts, &c. and Title Recuſancy.
• Oats, ſee Hay and Oats.
• Officers and Corporations, ſee Oath.
• Officers and Soldiers.
• Orchards.
• Overſeers of the Poor, ſee Poor.
• Overfeers of Cloth, ſee Cloth.

P.

• PAles, ſee Orchards and Wood.
• Pamphlets, ſee Stamp-Duty.
• Panels of Juries.
• Paper, ſee Stamp-Duty, and Vellum and Parchment.
• Papiſts and Popiſh Superſtition.

Agnus Dei, Croſſes, Beads, and Pictures.

Arms and Horſes.

Books and Relics.

Crucifix.

Feme Coverts.

Jeſuit and Prieſt.

Impugning Supremacy.

Licence.

Maintaining the Pope's Juriſdiction.

Maſs.

Oath of Allegiance.

Reconciler and reconciled, ſee Oath of Allegiance ſupra.

Recuſancy.

Reputed Papiſts.

• Parliament.
• Partition of Lands.
• Partridge, ſee Game.
• Party-Walls, ſee Eire.
• Paſte-board, ſee Vellum and Parchment.
• Paving the Streets, and Pavements, ſee Conſtables and Surveyors, in Highways, and Scavengers.
• Perjury.
• Perry (Retailers of) ſee Exciſe.
• Petty Chapmen, ſee Hawkers and Pedlars.
• Petty Conſtables, ſee Jurors, and Vagabonds and Vagrants.
• Pewter and Braſs.
• Pheaſants, ſee Game, and Officers and Soldiers.
• Phyſicians.
• Pigeons, ſee Game.
• Pilchards.
• Plague.
• Players of Interludes.
• Poor.

Badge.

Boys bound to Sea, ſee Apprentices.

Coſts.

Father, &c. to maintain Poor Children.

Overſeers.

Rates.

Refuſing to work.

Regiſtring Notice.

Relief and Settlement.

Setting them to Work.

Settlement and Removal.

• Popiſh Books and Reliefs, and Pictures, ſee Papiſts, &c.
• Poſt and Poſt-maſter.
• Pop, ſee Wood,
• Preachers.
• Pretended privileged Places.
• Priſon, ſee Gaol.
• Priſoners, ſee Rates or Tax, in Title Poor.
• Priſon-Collectors, ſee Vagabonds and Vagrants.
• Proceſs.
• Proclamation againſt Rioters, ſee Riots and Rioters.
• Prophecies.
• Purveyors.

Q.

• QUakers.
• Quarantine.
• Quartering Soldiers, ſee Officers and Soldiers.
• Quarter-Seſſions of the Peace, ſee Juſtices.
• Quickſets, ſee Wood.

R.

• RAkers, ſee Scavenger.
• Recognizances, ſee Juſtices of the Peace,
• Recuſancy.
• Rents.
• Riots and Rioters.
• Robberies.
• Robbing Orchards, ſee Orchards.
• Rockets, ſee Squibs.
• Rogues, ſee Vagabonds and Vagrants.
• Rum, ſee brandy, in Exciſe.
• Runaways.
• Runners of foreign Goods, ſee Smuglers, &c.

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