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Bailment.
Persons above the age of 16 years, which shall absent
themselves from
the Church by the space of one month, and shall be thereof lawfully convicted,
shall forfeit for every month 20 l. And if he shall not be
able,
or shall fail to pay the same within three months after Judgment thereof
given, he shall be committed to prison, there to remain until he hath
paid the said sum, or conform himself to go to the Church, &c.
23 Eliz. 1.
P. 1. 4. |
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So of such persons as shall keep any Schoolmaster,
which shall absent
themselves from the Church as aforesaid, or which shall not be allowed
by the Ordinary; if such persons shall not be able, or shall fail to pay
the
penalty, (sc. 10 l. for every month) within three months,
&c. he shall
be committed without bail, as aforesaid. Ibid. |
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Persons convicted for Redisseisin are not bailable.
Merton cap. 3.
Fitz. 66. e. |
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| 2 H. 5. 8. |
Riotors attainted of great Riots shall have
one years Imprisonment,
without bail. P. Riots 11. |
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All persons convicted (by the view of the Justices,
or upon their inquiry,
or otherwise) of any Riot, shall be committed until they have paid
their Fine. See before tit. Riots. |
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| 39 El. 4. |
Rogues incorrigible, committed to the Gaol
or House of Correction,
shall remain there until the next Quarter-Sessions. See antea
tit. Rogues. |
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Servants. See Labourers. |
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Schoolmaster that is a Recusant. |
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23 E. 1.
P. Recus. 2. |
2. Or that is not allowed by the Ordinary,
and being of either of the
said Offences convicted, shall be imprisoned for one whole year without
bail. |
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1 H. 6. 7.
23 H. 6. 15.
P. Parl. 4. |
Sheriffs not making their Election of Knights
for the Parliament in their
full County, between the hours of 8 and 11 in the Forenoon. |
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2. Or returning Knights for the Parliament
contrary to the Statute,
and being of either of the said Offences attainted before the Justices
of
Assize, they shall be imprisoned for one whole year without bail. |
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Sheriffs, Under-Sheriffs, or other persons, making
any Warrant for the
Summons, Arresting or Attaching of any person to appear in any Court,
not having the original Process of Writ warranting the same, upon examination
or proof thereof before the Judges of Assize, or Judges of the
Court, &c. such Offenders and their Procurers shall be committed to
the
Gaol, there to remain without bail, until they have paid (among them)
20 l. to the party grieved, and his Costs and Damages, and also
20 l.
apiece to the King. 43 El. c. 6. |
Where Bail
is taken
away. |
| 1 E. 6. 2. |
Souldiers, who have purloyned their Horses
or Harness, shall be committed
without bail, until they have satisfied the party grieved, his Executors
& Administrators, for such Horse or Harness. See before, tit.
Souldier. |
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| 43 El. 2. |
Stock of the Shire. Refusers to pay
their Rates thereto, and not having
whereon to be distrained, &c. shall be committed till they have paid
it.
Vide antea tit. Stock. |
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Subsidy. If any person assessed to
the Subsidy shall not pay the same,
by reason whereof his body shall be arrested upon a Precept directed out
by the Commissioners of the same Subsidy, &c. he shall remain in prison
without bail until he hath paid the said sum wherewith he is chargeable;
also for the Fees of such Arrest, sc. to him or them that shall
execute such
Precept 20 d. See the Statutes of Grants of Subsidies. |
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27 H. 8. 2. c.
32 H. 8. 7. |
Tithes. The Defendant in a Suit for
Tithes that disobeyeth the Judges
Sentence shall be committed without bail, until he shall find sufficient |
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