CHAP. 3.  A cui in vita for the wife.  Where a
wife, or he in reversion shall be received.

    CHAP. 5.  Remedies to redress usurpations of
advowsons of churches, &c.





    CHAP. 6.  The remedy if a tenant impleaded
voucheth, and the vouchee denieth his warranty.
    CHAP. 8.  In what case a secunda superoneratione
pasturæ shall be awarded.
    CHAP. 9.  In what cases the writ of mesne is to
be pursued.
    CHAP. 10.  At what time writs shall be delivered
for suits depending before justices in eyre.--
Any person may make a general attorney.
    CHAP. 11.  The master's remedy against their
servants and other accomptants.  (Part.)

    CHAP. 3.  See 3 Bl. Com. 183.  But it does not
appear that this writ of entry has been used in
the province.
    CHAP. 5. Although by the charter, (S. 4,)
the proprietor was entitled to the patronages and
advowsons of all churches that might be built in 
that region, it appears by reference to the act of
1702, Ch. 1, that the ministers were presented, inducted
and appointed by the governor, or commander
in chief.
    CHAP. 6. See 2 Inst. 366.








    CHAP. 11.  Actions of account, or proceedings
in the nature of such actions, were very frequent.