Actions,

On the case,

AD

For ravishment of ward, 88. b. n. 13. `

For loss of service, 117. a. n. 1.

For breach of contract, ibid.

In the nature of an action of deceit, in case of fraud in a vendor, 384. a. n. 1.

See more concerning Actions on the case. 56. a. n. 2. 56. b. n. 2.

57. a. n. 1. 4. 59. b. n. 6. 79. b. n. 2. 81. b. n. 2. 89. b.

n. 3. 161. a. n. 4. 251. a. n. 1.

Personal, 129. b. n. 2.

Civil, 161. a. n. 4.

Apparently vexatious, ibid.

Concerning life or limb, ibid.

Adjournment, 72, a, n 1.
Adjunctum, 121. b. n 6.
Admeasurement

Of dower, 89. a. n. 4.

Administration,

Of a wife's personal estate,

At common law, 351. a. n. 1.

By statute, ibid.

De bonis non of a wife who had personal estate

en auter droit, as executrix or administratrix,
351. b. n. 1.

Who entitled to, as next of blood, 10. b. n. 2.
Infant not entitled to, 89. b. n. 6.

During minority of an executor, when it determines, ibid.

See more concerning Administration, 11. a. n. 1. 90. b. n. 4, 5. 210. a. n. l.

Admiralty Court, 74. b. n. 1.

Sale of, 374. b. n. 1.

See more concerning Advowson, 17. b. n. 2. 18. a. n. 1, 2. 32. b. n. 2. 46. b. n. 6. 115. a. n. 6. 122. a. n. 1. 165. b. n. 2. 166. b. n. 2, 3. 171. b. n. 3. 186. b. n. 6, 7, 8, 9. 190. b. n. 5. 218. a. n. 1. 233. b. n. 1. 243. a. n. 1. 249. a. n. 2. 349. b. n. 2. Equivocum, 154. b. n. 7.

Affiance, 34. a. n. 1.

Whether synonimous with marriage, 34. a. n. 2. Affinity,

As an impediment to marriage, 24. a. n. 2.

235. a. n. 1.

As a principal challenge to the array or to the poll, 156. a. n. 1, 2. 157. a. n. 6. Affirmative Words, 115. a. n. 9.

Age,

Who shall have, 24. b. n. 2.

As to dower, 33. a. n. 7.

As to a jointure, 36. b. n. 7.

See more concerning Age, 38. b. n. 1. 79. a. n. 3,4. 79. b. n. 2. 89. b. n. 6. 131. a. n. 1. 169. a. n. 2. 171. b. n. 2, 3. 243. a. n. 2. 245. b. n. 2.

164. a. n. 1.

187. a. n. t.

Parol, where it may be alleged in explanation of a deed, 222. b. n. 2.

As to powers, 342. b. n. 1. VII.

To suffer a recovery cannot be restrained, 379. b. n. 1.

See more concerning Agreements, 53. a. n. 7.

Aid,

57. a. n. 1.

59. a. n. 4. 79. b. n. 1.

n. 1, 2. 180. b. n. 4.

After verdict, 125. a. n. 2.

121. a.

To deraign a warranty paramount, 174. a. n. 4. Prayer in, between parceners, 174. b. n. 2.

Aids,

Abolished by 12 Car. II. 76. a. n. 1. 85. b. n. 1. 91. a. n. 1. 93. b. n. 3. 108. a. n. 1.

Alien,

A use will arise for, on a covenant to stand seised, 2. b. n. 1.

Cannot take by act of law, ibid.

Alien,

AP

A M

Amercements,

Purchasing with king's license, may hold, 2. b. n. 2.

In the name of a trustee, ibid.

Mortgagee, ibid.

King entitled to his property, when, 2. b. n. 3.
Tenant in tail, recovery by, ibid.
Copyholder, lord entitled, 2. b. n. 4.

Capacity of, to take chattels, 2. b. n. 7. 9.
Administration to the effects of, 2. b. n. 8.
His children may inherit to each other,
n. 2. 5. 12. a. n. 7.

8. a.

Friend or enemy, how triable, and capacities of,
129. b. n. 2, 3.

Entitled to dower, when, 31. b. n. 9. 129. b. n. 4.
Who is not, though born beyond sea, 128. b. n. 2.
See Jointenants.

Grant of reversion to, 310. b. n. 1.
See more concerning Aliens, 16. a. n. 1.
31. b.
n. 10. 129. a. n. 1. 129. b. n. 1. 180. b. n. 2.

n. 1.

What a forfeiture, 233. b. n. 1.

How far restraints upon are guarded against,
271. b. n. 1. VIII. 3.

Observations on attempts to restrain, 379. b. n. 1.
Power of, under the statute quia emptores, 327. a.
n. 2. I.

Involuntary, for debt, 330. b. n. 1.

See more concerning Alienation, 30. a. n. 4.
49. a. n. 6. 60. a. n. 1. 85. b. n. 1. 88. b. n. 13.
93. b. n. 3. 94. b. n. 1. 3. 111. b. n. 1. 121. a.
191. a. note, sect. VI. 5.

n. 1.

309. a. n. 1.

Allegation,

224. b. n. 1.

Of being beyond sea, 107. a. n. 6,
Required by the common law, as to facts,
125. a. n. 2.

Allegiance, old oath of, 68. b. n. 1.

See more concerning Allegiance, 68. b. n. 2.
172. b. n. 1. 233. a. n. 1.

Allodial Land, 65. a. n. 1.

Alum, 165. a. n. 1.

Almoner,

Office of, usually given to the Archbishop of
York, 94. a. n. 6.

Alteration of a deed, 35. b. n. 7.

Amendments, during a suit, 259. b. n. 1.

Formerly an object of attention, 127. a. n. 1.
161. a. n. 4.

On several limitations, one to the ancestor, the
other to his heir. See Shelley.

Unless there is an interest in, the heir cannot be
entitled by descent, 386. a. n. 1.

Ancient Demesne, 154. a. n. 11.

Annuity,

Of inheritance, forfeitable for treason, 2. a. n. 1.
Not an hereditament within the stat. of mortmain,

2. a. n. 1.

Not intailable within the stat. de donis, 2. a. n. 1.
20. a. n. 4.

Writ of, will not lie against grantor's heir, unless
specially bound, 144. b. n. 2.

Secus against successors of a body politic, ibid.
Assignable, in what cases, 144. b. n. 1.
Pro consilio impendendo, 144. b. n. 1.
An action of, 146. a. n. 1.

See more concerning Annuity, 17. b. n. 4. 83. b.
n. 5. 146. a. n. 3. 148. a. n. 3. 213. b. n. 1,
223. b. n. 1. 300. b. n. 1.

Anticipation,

Of a wife's separate estate, 351. a. n. 1. VI.
Antiquity, (Immemorial) of slavery, 117. b. n. 3.
Appeal,

Effect of proceedings in, 13. a. n. 8.
Of death, 156. b. n. 3.

Appeals of Felony, or Mayhem,

161. a. n. 4.

See more concerning Appeal, 33. a. l. 11.

33. b.
n. 2. 4. 74. b. n. 1. 157. a. n. 4. 159. a. n. 4.
168. a. n. 2.

AT

Assignees, In law, 351. a. n. 1. IV.

Assignment,

Conditional, 34. b. n. 10.

Of a chose in action, the form of, 232. b. n. 1.
Of what it may not be, 265. a. n. 1.
See more concerning Assignment, 32. b. n. 1.
34. b. n. 8, 9. 35. a. n. 3, 4. 7, 8, 9, 10,
11, 12, 13. 35. b. n. 5. 37. b. n. 1, 2. 38. b.
n. 1. 39. a. n. 4. 308. a. n. 1.

Common, 121. a. n. 1.

Attainder,

Of issue in tail, in vitâ patris, does not give donor
a right of entry, 22. a. n. 3.

Where it may be falsified, and how, 13. b. n. 1.
Shall relate to the time of committing the offence,
13. a. n. 7.

Whether necessary to arraign anew, for a second
felony, 390. b. n. 2.

As to forfeiture, 391. b. n. 1.

See more concerning Attainder, 8. a. n. 3, 4, 5.
12. a. n. 6, 7. 18. a. n. 4. 24. b. n. 3. 28. b.

n. 1. 33. a. n. 8.

40. b. n. 1.

62. a. n. 1.
271. b. n. 1. II.

40. a. n. 1.
42. b. n. 3.
134. b. n. 1.

41. a. n. 3, 4, 5.
133. a. n. 4.
265. a. n. 1.

Attornment,

BA

What it gave title to, 320. a. n. 1.
See more concerning Attornment, 28. a. n. 3. 5.
48. b. n. 1. 49. a. n. 1. 119. b. n. 2. 151. b. n. t.
161. b. n. 3. 186. b. n. 6. 300. a. n. 1. 311. 8.
n. 1. 314. b. n. 1. 316. b. n. 1. 318. b. n. 1.
319. b. n. (A)

34. b. n. 11. 36. b. n. 6. 42. a. n. 6. 123. b. n. 1.
Augmentation, The court of, 159. a. n. 4.
Authors and Works,

Explained or characterized: Viner's Abr. 9. a. n. 3.
Lord Bacon's reading of stat. of uses, 13. a. n. 2.
271. b. n. 1. English edition of Plowden's
Comment, 23. a. n. 1. Noy's Rep. 54. a. n. 10.
Sullivan's lectures, 68. a. n. 3. Ockham, 58. a.
n. 2. 68. b. n. 7. Black Book, Red Book,
and Dialog. of the Excheq. 68. b. n. 7. Lit-
tleton, MS. introduction to the third book of,
163. a. n. 1. Sanders on uses and trusts,
271. b. n. VIII. 3. Preston on estates, 338. b.
n. 4. On merger, ibid. On the rule in Shel-
ley's case, 376. b. n. VI. Sugden on Purchases,
290. b. n. 1. On Powers, 334. b. n. 1.
On Scintilla juris, 271. b. n. 1. IV.
See more concerning Authors, 86. a. n. 2. 98. b.
n. 1. 106. b. n. 2. 107. a. n. 6.
120. a. n. 4. 155. b. n. 5.
176. b. n.5.4. 191. a. VI. 8.
13th ed.) n. 1. 2dly.

n. 1. 261. a. n. 1.

Avowry,

108. a. n. 4.
159. b. n. 2.
208.a. (208. b.
237. a. n. 1. III. 239. a.
262. a. n. 2.

For homage in respect of the wife's land, upon
whom it shall be, 66. b. n. 2.

Upon a disseisee, 266. b. n. 1.

For rent, 373. a. n. 3.

See more concerning Avowry, 30. a. n. 3. 66. b.
n. 2. 69. b. n. 1. 83. n. n. 2. 145. b. m 3.
268. a. n. 2. 268. b. n. 1. 269. b. n. 2.
Authority,

Where exerciseable after the death of the party
creating it, 52. b. n. 7.

Difference between a naked one, and one coupled
with an interest, 49. b. n. 1. 113. a. n. 2.

Bailiff,

BA

Not liable in B. R. to a fine for a false claim,
145. b. n. 1.

Has no possession, 330. b. n. 1.

See more concerning Bailiff, 89. a. n. 3. 172. a.
n. 8. 199. b. n. 1. 239. b. n. 2. 249. a. l. 1.
Bailiffs, Of manors, 168. b. n. 1.

Bailment,

of goods, several points respecting, 89. a. n. 7.
9, 10. 89. b. n. 1, 2, 3, 4.
Banishment, For felony, 133. a. n. 1.

Bankruptcy,

An action lies for a commission of, falsely and
maliciously sued out, 161. a. n. 4. IV.
A Bankrupt's

Intailed lands may be sold by the commis-
sioners, 191. a. note, sect. VI. 8.

Landed property is subject to his debts, 191.a.
note, sect. VI. 9.

A proviso between landlord and tenant for re-
entry, in case of, is good, 223. b. n. 1.

(In case of), the bargain and sale must be in-
dented, 229. a. n. 2.

As to baron and feme, 351. n. 1. IV.

Bans,

Publication of, with respect to the marriage of an
infant, 79. b. n. 1.

Bar (the),

Functions and fees of, under the Roman, French,
and English jurisprudences, 295. a. n. 2.

Bar,

To an entail by discontinuance, 191. a. note,
sect. VI. 8.

Of dower by grant of rent out of the land,
36. b. n. 1.

Of dower, in equity, by acceptance of a collateral
satisfaction, 36. b. n. 1.

Of dower by equitable jointure, 36. b. n. 5.
Of dower in pleading, 38. b. n. 2. 39. a. n. 3.
See more concerning Bar of Dower, 36. b. n. 2.
4, 6, 7. 40. b. n. 3. 41. a. n. 2.

Bargain and Sale,

For years, 48. a. n. 3.
Inrolled, 48. a. n. 3.
By statute, 270. a. n. 2.

As to discontinuance, 330. a. n. 1. VII.
By tenant in tail, effect of, 331. a. n. 1.
As to powers, 342. b. n. 1. IV.

As to disseisin, 367. a. n. 1.

342. b. n. 1. V.

See more concerning a Bargain and Sale, 49.a. n. 1.

121. a. n. 1.

123. a. n. 8. 147. b. n. 4, 5.

225. b. n. 2. t. 229. a. 1. 2. 271. b. n. 1. VI.
271. b. n. 1. VI. 1. 342. b. n. 1. VIII.

Bark, Of felled trees, 165. b. n. 2.

Baron and Feme,

Where and how the one can take of the gift of the
other, 3. a. n. 1. 297. b. n. 1. And where
not, 34. a. n. 1.

Tenants in special tail; if divorced a vinculo, &c.
become tenants for life only, 25. b. n. 2.
Deeds of feme alone are void, not avoidable,
42. b. n. 4.

May convey without baron in performance of a
condition, or in exercise of a naked power,
ibid.

Exile of former, entitles feme to sue alone, 133. a.
n. 3.

The latter shall have deceit for fine levied by the
former in her name, 133. a. n. 4.

Tenant to the præcipe may be made of a wife's
estate by the husband alone, without a fine,
325. b. n. 2. III.

Lease by, how it shall be made, 333. a. n. 2.
Where it shall not bind the wife's interest, 44. a.

n. 2.

Interest of the former in the chattels real and

things in action of the latter, 351. a. n. 1.
184. b. n. 6. 299. a. n. 2.

How, when the latter takes en auter droit, 351. b.

n. 1.

As to trust estates, 290. b. n. 1. XVI.

Alienation by the former of the real estates of
the latter, how affected by statutes, 353. b.

n. 1.

See pleading, 26. a. n. 1; partition, 171. a. n. 2;
release, 264. b. n. 2.

The interest which the husband takes in the
chattels real and things in action of his wife,
351. a. n. 1.

Where the husband survives his wife, ibid. I.
With respect to such part of the wife's personalty
as is not in her possession, ibid. II.

How this interest of the husband in, and his
authority over, the personal estate of the wife
is modified by equity, ibid. II.

If the husband be obliged to resort to a court of
equity, to recover the choses in action of the
wife, or any property which he cannot recover
without the assistance of the wife, the court will
not interfere unless he will submit to dispense
equity before it be administered to him,
ibid. III.

Whether the wife's equity will prevail against
the assignee of the husband, for a valuable
consideration, or against assignees in law,
ibid. IV.

Where a settlement of personal estate, except
chattels real, is executed before marriage, and
contains an express stipulation that the woman,
on the event of her surviving her husband, shall
have the absolute property, or shall have the
income of it during her life, no deed executed
by the woman, either alone or jointly with her
husband, during their joint lives, can transfer,
charge, or in any manner affect her contingent
right to the property or income, by survivor-
ship, ibid. V.

Some of the general rules of equity respecting
dispositions by a married woman of her sepa
rate estate, ibid. VI.

n. 1. 31. b. n. 6.
83. b. n.. 83. b.
n. 4. 134. b. 1. 1.
Baronial Possession, 134. b. n. 1.
Baronial Tenure, 134. b. n. 1.

69. a. n. 5. 70.
n. 3. 97. a. n. 2.
165. a. n. 7.

Barons,

29. b.
b. n. 2.
94. a.

The king cannot create a dignity between them
and baronets, 16. b. n. 8.

Barons by tenure, 134. b. n. 1.
Bastard,

Not in esse, whether capable of taking, 3. b. n. 1.
Use in favour of, where good, 123. a. n. 8.
Derivation of the word, 243. b. n. 2.

Rule, that one shall not be adjudged such post
mortem, extends only to a single instance,
244. b. n. 1.

Special, 244. b. n. 2.

General, 126. a. n. 2.

Battle, Trial by, authors upon, 294. b. n. 1.
Beasts,

Escaping, 47. b. n. 2, 3.
Of the plough, 47. a. n. 18.
Beech, May be timber, 53. a. n. 10.
Benefice, Full, 119. a. n. 1.
Bequest, Specific, 264. b. n. 1.
Biens, 118. a. n. 3.

Bigamy, Meaning of the term, 80. b. n. 1.
Bill,

Of rights, 120. a. n. 4.

Of naturalization, 129. a. n. 1.

244. b.

88. b.
176. a.