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/520

A Table of the General Heads.

S.

• SAcrament.
• Sadlers Company, ſee Shoemakers.
• Salt.
• Scavenger.
• Seamen, ſee Boys bound to Sea, in Apprentices.
• Searchers and Sealers of Leather, ſee Leather.
• Servants.
• Seſſions of the Peace, ſee Juſtices of the Peace.
• Setting-Dogs, ſee Game.
• Sewers.
• Sheep, ſee Cattle.
• Sheep-Skins, ſee Tanner.
• Sheermen, ſee Cloth and Clothier.
• Sheriff.
• Ships.
• Shoes, ſee Tanners.
• Shoemakers.
• Silk.
• Silk-throwers.
• Smuglers or Runners of foreign Goods.
• Snares, ſee Game and Fiſh.
• Soldiers and Mariners.
• South-Sea Company, ſee Felony.
• Spirits.
• Squibs.
• Stamp-Duty.
• Starch and Hair-powder.
• Stewards of Franchiſes, ſee Sheriff.
• Stolen Goods.
• Strong-Waters, ſee Brandy in Title Exciſe.
• Strong-Waters (Retailers of) ſee Exciſe.
• Sub-Commiſſoners of the Exciſe, ſee Weights and Meaſures.
• Subornation of Perjury.
• Sunday.
• Surveyors of Highways, ſee Highways.
• Swans Eggs, ſee Game.
• Swearing and Curſing.
• Sweets, ſee Exciſe.
• Swine, ſee Cattle.

T.

TAnner.

• Tavern, ſee Alehouſes.
• Tawers, ſee Tanners.
• Taylors, ſee Journeymen Taylors, Buttons and Button-holes, and Cloth and Clothier.
• Timber Trees, ſee Wood.
• Tiplers, ſee Alehouſes.
• Tobacco.
• Tobacco-pipe Clay, ſee Brandy in Title Exciſe.
• Toll, ſee Hay-market.
• Toll-Takers, ſee Fairs.
• Tranſportation.
• Travelling on the Lord's Day by Water, ſee Sunday.
• Treaſurer of the County.
• Trees, ſee Wood.
• Treſpaſſes, ſee Informers.
• Trophy-Money.
• Turnpikes.
• Tythes.

V.

VAgabonds and Vagrants.

• Vellum and Parchment, ſee Stamp-Duty.
• Victuallers, ſee Alehouſes, and Brewers, Inn-keepers, and Victuallers, in Title Exciſe.
• Vinegar-makers, ſee Exciſe.
• Vintners, ſee Alehouſes.
• Under-Sheriffs.
• Under-woods, ſee Orchards and Wood.
• Unlawful Gaines or Plays, ſee Vagabonds and Vagrants.

W.

• WAges.
• Wages of Knights of the Shire.
• Wages of Burgeſſes.
• Walnut-tree Leaves, ſee Tobacco.
• Warren, ſee Game.
• Watch.
• Water-courſes, ſee Highways,
• Water-Fowl, ſee Game.
• Water-Meaſure, ſee Weights and Meaſurers.
• Watermen.
• Ways, ſee Highways.
• Weavers, ſee Cloth and Clothier.
• Weavers of Norwich Stuffs, ſee Norwich Stuffs.
• Weights and Meaſures.
• White Herrings, ſee Salt.
• Widening or enlarging Highways, ſee Seſſions, in Title Highways.
• Wild-Fowl, ſee Game.
• Windows.
• Wood.
• Wool, ſee Brandy in Title Exciſe.
• Woollen Manufactures, ſee Cloth and Clothier, and Wages.
• Words ſpoken againſt the Queen's Title.
• Work, ſee Poor, and Vagabonds.
• Workmen, ſee Harveſt Workmen.
• Wrecks.
• Wrought Plate.

Y.

• YArn, ſee Brandy, in Title Exciſe, and Wool.

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N. B. Wherever the Words One, Two, Three, appear in the black Letter, it ſignifies that the Buſineſs is to be performed by One Jufſtice, Two Juſtices, &c.