De mediatate linguæ     Concealment of Jurors how inquirable and         punishable     Special Verdict Justices of Peace     Defined     Who are Conservators of the Peace at Common         Law     Their beginning and name     Their Office and Power     How limited     What acts they cannot do out of the County     Their number     Their Oaths     Are Judges of Record     Their Commission     Authority how it determineth     What they may hear and determine out of         Sessions     Must pursue their Authority     Advices to them     Difference between the Authority of Justices         and the old Conservators     Duty about Affrays     Must not exercise Authority out of the         County, nor in Corporations that have         Justices     Where they must make a record     Where one Justice may meddle out of Sessions     By Indictment and Jury     Justices of Kings Bench     Justices of the Common Pleas     Justices of Assize     Justice where perverted K. KING is Capitalis Justic'     His death what alteration it makes L. LAbourers Apprentices     Who are compellable to serve     Infant compellable     Refusing to serve     What retorn is good     Departure of a Servant     Discharge of a Servant     Retaining anothers Servant     Taking away a Child or Servant not retained     For how long time retainable     Testimonial of departure     Giving excessive wages     Labourers assaulting Masters     Apprentices how to be retained     How one Justice may discharge     Compellable to serve by one Justice     Misused by his Master

ib. § 4 ib. § 6 ib. § 7 C 2 § 5 C 1 § 2 C 2 C 2, 3, 4 C 6 ib. C 2 § 6 C 4 C 2 C 5 C 3 C 114 C 6 C 2, 173 C 6 § 6 C 8 § 6   C 6 § 7 C 14 § 2 C 14 § 2 ib. § 5 C 2 ib. ib. ib. C 1 § 2 C 3 C 58 ib. § 6, 12 ib. ib. ib. § 13 ib. § 4 ib. § 4, 14 ib. ib. ib. § 8 ib. § 9, 10 ib. § 7 ib. § 9 ib. ib. ib. ib. § 3

Seized by his Guardian     Who may take Apprentices, and in what         manner     None prohibited to use divers Trades     Using a Trade not having been an Apprentice     Maid Servant marrieth     Souldiers may use Trades     Using a Trade not having been an Apprentice     Maid Servant marrieth     Souldiers may use Trades     Apprentices purloyning     Where poor Children may be bound Apprentices,         see tit. Poor Lace not to be imported Larceny     By a Carrier     By a Servant     Of the manner     Of what things Larceny may be committed     Of what not     What Persons are chargeable with Larceny     Of wild things     Of Swans     Of Deer     Of Dogs     Of things real     Owner unknown     A Mans own Goods     What Person liable     Wife     Infant     Ideot     What larceny is     Grand     Petit         See tit. Theft Leather     Butcher his duty     Tanner his duty     Where it may be bought     Forestalling Leather     Curriers duty     Searching for Leather     Ill made Ware     Cordwainers duty     Sealing     Searching of Leather     Triers     Opposition     What shall be said to be corrupt leather     Penalties     Dry Currying     Transportation     Sale in Market     Boots transported     Statutes

ib. § 5 ib. ib. § 11 ib. § 12 ib. ib. § 11 ib. § 12 ib. ib. § 11 ib. § 4   C 99 § 6 C 153 C 154 § 2 ib. § 3 C 154 c 155 C 156 ib. C 155 § 2 ib. § 3 ib. § 4 ib. § 7 ib. § 8 ib. § 9 ib. § 10 C 156 ib. § 1 ib. § 2 ib. C 153 ib. § 2 ib. § 3 C 59 ib. § 1 ib. § 2, 5, 7, 34 ib. § 2 ib. § 3 ib. § 4, 9, 10, 20 ib. § 13 ib. § 5, 6, 33 ib. §12, 21 ib. § 11 ib. § 14, 16, 31 ib. § 15 ib. § 19 ib. § 24 ib. § 22 ib. § 25 ib. § 26, 27, 29 ib. § 30 ib. § 32 ib. § 28