Laws, the Antiquity and Excellency of Common     Law Leet Lent time vide Fish Libels  Licences     Who may licence an Ale-house     To beg not good Licence to travel Logwood vide Dying London     For the High Ways     Cottages Lunatick see Non sanæ memoriæ M. MAinprise, see Bailment Master, where the Servant may justifie     the battery in defence of the Master, &c, Manslaughter what Marriages     To two is Felony Mariners     See Rogues and Souldiers Markets and Fairs     Whence derived     Their Priviledges     Time of continuance     On Festivals     Where to be held     Where property is altered     Where it alters the property of Goods stollen Mault deceitful     Restraint of maulting Measures, see Weights     Mills what     Millers their duty Misprison what     Of Treason     Of Felony Mittimus, the forms of it and Rules for it Month, how to be reckoned Mony, see tit. Treason     And tit Felony Multiplication see tit. Treason Murder     Defined     Four ways     Killing an Officer     By a Physitian     By a Thief     By sufferance of a Beast     By an Harlot     Of a sudden     By Poysoning     Intending one and killing another     Intending but a Trespass     By a  Challenge

C 1 ib. C 123 § 5 C 7 C 82 C 177 C 51 C 60 § 1   C 166 C 120 § 3 C 145 C 63 C 159 C 64 C 62 § 1 ib. § 2 ib. § 3 ib. § 4 ib. § 5 ib. § 9 C 163 § 67 C 67 C 111 C 111 § 25 C 111 § 20 C 140, 160 C 140 C 160 C 188 & 168 § 7 C 57 C 139 C 159 § 15 C 139 C 144 ib. § 1 ib. § 5 ib. § 3 C 144 ib. ib. ib. ib. ib. § 8 ib. § 9 ib. ib. § 7

Principals     Malice twofold     Vonluntas reputatur, &c.     Death     In esse     Pardon N. NObles how to be bound to the Peace Non sanæ memoriæ three sorts     Surety of the Peace granted for or against         them     May be chastised     Felo de se     Killeth another     Committeth Theft     Bound by Recognizance     Committeth Treason Nightwalkers Nets     To fish with     Nusance O. OFficer, vide tit. Sheriffs, Constables,     Warrants     How they may defend themselves Oath     Of Justices of Peace     Of Supremacy     Of Allegiance     Of Under-Sheriffs, see tit. Sheriffs     Of Sureties for their Ability     Of Witnesses and the Offender, tit. Exam.     Of Constables     Of him that requireth Surety of the Peace     No Oath to be imposed but by Parliament     Danger of affirming Oaths to be unlawful     Care of Oaths P PArdon     None for Murder     Hanged after Pardon for making Affray     For misdaventure     Granted by the King     How to be obtained Partridges     Taken in the night     Taking them by ill means     Who may take them     Destroying their Eggs     Buying and selling them

ib. § 10 ib. § 12 ib. § 10 ib. § 11 ib. § 12 ib. § 13     C 116 § 1, 2 C 146 C 116 C 120 C 143 C 146 C 156 C 116 C 139 C 65 C 55 § 7, 8, 12 C 106 § 3 C 50  § 27 & 68 § 1         C 189 § 1, 2, 3 C 4 § 1 ib. ib. § 5 ib. § 8 C 118 C 163 C 174 C 117 C 67 § 1 C 67 § 4 C 163 § 7, 8     C 144 ib. ib. C 147 ib. ib. C 68 ib. ib. § 2 ib. § 6 ib. § 2 ib.