CHAP. XV.-MAIMING-COMMON, FELONIOUS, AND AGGRAVATED

CHAP. XVI.-OFFENCES MORE PARTICULARLY AGAINST THE Per- ́

CHAP. XIX.-Simple Larceny (continued).

Shrubs and Plants

Vegetables.

Madder Roots

Lead from Lead Mines

Lead, Iron, Copper, &c. fixed to Dwelling-house

(Of Things in which none have a determinate Property at

Common Law, as Animals feræ naturæ.)

Rabbits.

Page.

166

. 168

. 169

. 170

. 171

174

. 179

. 190

194

Peculiar sanction Ratione Loci.

LARCENY-From the Dwelling-house privately to

the amount of 40s.

From the Shop or Warehouse, to the

amount of 157.

From a Church or Chapel

Upon navigable Rivers

From Wrecks

Of Woollens from Tenter Grounds

201

203

. 204

. 205

ib.

Of Linens from Bleaching Grounds

ROBBERY-In a Dwelling-house, the owner being

therein, and put in fear

In a Dwelling-house, the family being

therein, and not put in fear

In a Booth or Tent, the family being

therein, though not put in fear

. 206

In a Dwelling-house, by breaking the

House, any person being therein, and put in fear

In a Dwelling-house in the day-time, any

person being therein

In a Dwelling-house, any person being

therein, and put in fear

ib.

207

208

ib.

209

ib.

ib.

211

In a Dwelling-house, no person being
therein, and stealing to the value of 5s.
In a Church or Chapel

237

Page.

SIMPLE LARCENY (continued).

Taking a Reward to restore Stolen Goods

Advertising Reward for restitution of Stolen Goods 249

Restitution of Stolen Goods

246

CHAP. XX.-PIRACY

CHAP. XXI.-FORGERY

of Stolen Horses

1. Of Records

ib.

2. Of Documents relative to the Public Funds

3. Of Notes and other Securities of the Bank of

England, and other Public Companies

4. Stamps

. 287

5. Of Official Papers, Securities, and Documents

6. Of Private Papers, Securities, and Documents . 298

CHAP. XXII.-FALSELY PERSONATING ANOTHER

312

CHAP. XXVII.-OF OFFENCES AGAINST THE PUBLIC JUSTICE OF

THE KINGDOM.

1. By Officers.

2. By Private Persons without relation to an Office.

By Officers.

9. Buying or Selling a pretended Title, &c.

Barratry

10. Compounding a Penal Action, without leave of

Court by Common Informer

11. Breach of Prison, Rescue, Escapes, &c.

CHAP. XXVIII.-OFFENCES AGAINST THE PUBLIC PEACE.

1. Surety of the Peace and Good Behaviour
2. Affrays

3. Forcible Entries and Detainers

4. Riots, Routs, and Unlawful Assemblies

Felonious Riots

Seditious Assemblies

Moss Trooping

Unlawful Hunting and Poaching

Riotously preventing Ships being loaded
Riotously destroying Manufactories

5. Threatening Letters

6. Libels

CHAP. XXIX.-OFFENCES AGAINST THE PUBLIC TRADE.

VOL. I.

6. Exporting Tools

7. Usury.

8. Monopolies

Victuals

9. Forestalling-Regrating-Regulating Price of

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CHAP. XXX.-OFFENCES AGAINST THE PUBLIC REVENUE.

CHAP. XXXI.-OFFENCES AGAINST THE PUBLIC HEAlth. 1. By Selling Unwholesome Provisions

2. By Spreading the Plague

3. By Neglect or Disobedience of the Quarantine

CHAP. XXXII.-OFFENCES AGAINST THE PUBLIC ECONOMY.

1. Bigamy

681

ib.

682

685

2. Clandestine Marriage

687