Challenges to Juries Cheese how to be weighed Clerk of the Peace     By whom and how to be made Clerk of the Market     His Office and Fees Churchwardens, vide tit. Poor, High-ways     and Rogues Circumstances     In examination Clergy     What it is     Who might have Clergy by the Common         Law     Where Clergy might be had twice     Who shall not have it     Delivery after Clergy     Further Punishment Church     Striking Cloth     Justices may search     May appoint Overseers     Overseers their duty     Faulty Cloth how disposed of     Overseers refusing     Examining of Persons faults     Spinster imbezelling Wooll     Clothiers not paying Spinsters     Length, breadth and weight of Clothes     Wages Child     What Acts by Children are Petit Treason Common Law whence derived Commission for the Peace Concealment of Offences, vide tit. Misprison Concealment of Jurors, see tit. Jurors, Common Prayer Computation of Time Coffee-house how licensed Confederacy where a Conviction Confession where a Conviction Congregation Conjuration Conspiracy amongst Victuallers Constables     Their beginning     Their Office about Affrays     By whom chosen     Are conservators of the Peace     What they should be     Their Names     Their duty in serving Justices Warrants     Assaulted     Resisted     Their Oath     Neglecting their Office

C 186 § 2, 5 C 111 § 24 C 24 § 2 C 111 per tot.     C 6 C 190 C 190 § 1 ib. § 2 ib. § 3 ib. § 4 ib. § 5 ib. C 23 ib. § 2 C 24 ib. § 1 ib. § 1, 2 ib. § 3, 5 ib. ib. ib. § 4 ib. ib. § 9 ib. § 7 ib. § 10 C 141 § 4 C 1 § 1 C 5 C 140 C 186 § 6 C 25 C 57 § 2 C 26 C 158 C 161 C 159 § 3 ib. § 4 C 29 § 1 C 1, 28 C 8 § 3 C 28 § 2 C 7 C 28 C 28 § 1 C 159 C 170 ib. & C 8 C 174 C 7

When first made Conventicles     The way to suppress them     Conviction what     How it differs from Attainder Cordwainers Corn when to be transported     And how to be measured     Trespass in Corn Coopers Coroner Coseners Council where to be allowed Cottages Counterfeiters Cows     Where Milch Cows must be kept, and how         many Crows how to be destroyed Currier his duty Customs     Resisting Customer     All persons must assist     Where a House may be entred Custos Rotulorum by whom and how to be         appointed Cutpurse     Shall not have Clergy D. DEer vide Hunting Deodand Deputy by a Constable Descretion defined     What things are referred to Justices discretion     How to be used Drapery, vide tit. Cloth Dying Drunkard     Bound to good behaviour     See tit. Ale-houses     Kills a Man Doves, see tit. Hunting     Property Dogs, see Partridges and Hunting E. ECclesiastical Persons Eggs of Wild-fowl Egyptians     Where Felons     When Rogues     Goods seised     Barred of Clergy Embezelling Kings Stores Embezelling Records Enfant compellable to serve     May bind himself     Bound to the Peace

C 28 § 3 C 30 ib. § 1, 2 C 162 § 3 ib. § 4 C 59 § 12 C 26 § 7 & C 99 C 111 § 16 C 110 C 111 § 22 C 143, 144 C 122 C 185 § 12 C 31 C 32   C 69 § 2 24 H. 8. 10 C 59 § 4, 9, 10 C 33 § 1 ib. § 2 ib. C 34 § 1 C 152 § 5 C 190 § 4 C 148 § 2 C 28, 190 C 6 ib. ib. C 35 C 7 § 5 C 123 C 146 C 159 C 141 C 109 C 36 C 159 ib. C 36 C 190 § 5 C 159 ib. C 58, 72 C 58 C 116 § 5