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€3hap.I. BF high Treafon. paonhr-
Chap. H 0f'pm'e Treafiin. . pag.3-

Chap.;I'IAI;.. ofcflmrder, ; L/‘Man/Zzmghter, and what

mt. pag.4.-

Chap.1III. What m9: and mifdemeanaws may hee »

543724’ Rohhery, am’ what not 5 and what Palm},

 and what Burglary. Ah pag. 9,
Ghap. V. g/Iccejflzries, and gaad I2adio'?mez2ts,¢r§"¢.?.
A P3g- 14-‘

Qhap. VI. Arraignment affelom, anhihwhatpleax
they [ha/1 hzwa, mdwhatmt 5 xmdwhm they

jlmll 1533 pm to penance, and where am 5 and;
where 4 mm hall hue arraigned twiccfor one 1

Pehlonyg and where was lzféjhallh he put twice in
jeopardyfir mefilmy. % pag. 19%. .

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B R 0 0 1; E, Serjcant oFtheLawi
and Recorderof London, upon   A

the Stat. oflildgna Céarmwthe
ifcventeentih Chapter. A A 

  CHARI.i
  Oflaigév Trea_[hva_.

 A   Nprimis, If any man iimaginfi;  hdcath of?-ii‘2i i he '
 King, omf the Prince, Or Princdfc, iomf any
 A that is Hcirc apparent‘: to the Cmwnc, it is high
Treafon.  T ‘    _  , A 4   ; A .   
If any kcep warre agai.nfl.:th¢.”Ki‘qg in his Reximcg :5. £7. 3;‘
it is high Treafon by the State? 2 '3 . E. 3.
If any bee aydcrs or afiiflants tot-he Kings cnc- 23-E-3&1 W4

 

A mics, either within the Realm, or cifcwhcrc, it is M i

high Treafon...
 Lfaayiiaffirmc by writing. or other a&,, that the
  ‘= B ' King

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King is not fuprcmc Iricacl ofthe Church of Eng...
land 5 or if %anyim%ag1nc;lto_d¢priye the King ()fl-Jig
cllamflqyall, or;  f;hl%1'§ilf‘l€;$i)Of_ hisfimjmeal  is

lzigliy T”rc:‘afen.       

 If anyjeltol Whom €116 Cf0WD<= is comzfiittéd Ely
A61 ofP2:.rlia1ncflt, ufurgeitl, or demcane it inlothcr
manner then is exprcffe in the Adi; V or willlllkceipc
thjc*%King from it,1ift is high Traallm by Stat.   A A '

” If «any man kill tl1c%Chanccllor,or Tmafurer,

Or any Ofthfilufiices of .On;ci., lBcnch%c”$rl other,

jufcices flofvjoyiier, }ufliccs’lof_Alliz¢ ._,’ orlof oyer

and%Termg;m~ ,* fittillflg in th¢ir’’Offi’ccs , it is high;

[Tmafcny     

“ fa"ge1,it is high ‘T.téalbn‘l;  :    .
  thc»King7,l:itl is higfiijfréafqpl ll  A

If  counficvrlfcif” the %_ Kings Scale manuall

Privy Scale, or his Signet, it is high Treafon, ’
If any countefeit the Kingsl coyne of this Realm

or of anylother coync currantl in England, or clip:

wafh , file, round, or dixninifll the fald coync, it is

high Trcafon, V   1
If any man bringfalfefml.oneyl”or counterfeit into
England, having kmwlficlgc of that_mg-me 7 mbm

counterfeicfitis high 7Trcafon‘;‘   

 If"ianyma*n l<~1ll:;th¢‘Kmgs‘ Meflbngcg jg 1355 lm 

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  Ifany man kill on: that rldcth with lnento.a3d¢

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  % % cHARILiAiii

 ji   % J L H Ofpetiiei Treaflim~i" ”=—’3’iE;~ ~ i A A

 the WifcAkfl1the Husband, iog,ii1e I-Iiizsbiand the

A Wifeig oriétihcgscrvant i1i$Mdfl“wCI'0fPVIi[§IiS , this

~ ' . 1 i 12.. E. 3;

ispetie Trcafon. 

F _   A;  Omah.“:of‘ the age OE thi1‘te¢né”yc¢tcs killcth ”'H'6‘

A h?eriMifiris, thisis pctic%,Tr‘c.3ti'on 5_but fhcefhail mt

0.ROz',

be: hangcd andAdrawn¢,butibumc‘. ‘ ‘ i ‘ A S E
“ g in 3»

The Servant  procured) another to kiii his Mam

£3-«#1

Aflér, which kilicrhlhim, it is not .peiticA Trcafon in azhc

Scrvaht 5 for the principal! is no Traytor, and-{he

E iacccffary is no vvays‘ cafhand ifo they bebot11F<:=Alons.'i

A man bwzscth his fcrvant,whiCh dcparteth from
him, ami after the end Ofiiifi tcrme bee i4:iiit‘.‘.*,th him A

that-was his Miacficrizi ircv&agiug;~;:hiAs QM quarrell, 3o‘E.3¢fi,;_§_

thié is Tpetig: Treaflan ; for the murder comcrh of the
maiicé thatbeganAAirihis fcrvice. A AA , A
A man marryeth his coufin, and {he kiilcfh him,  

this isngt pctie Trcafomfor timeywerei nevcfrlawn A  
fully mafArY€d«i A   A n    ‘,        A  
ii A A rnaziretaineth A 3'. axis. to bee his Steward of’ 2.5’. 2.3»
his Courts, and bee kiileth his Mafier, thi$ is mt
Trcafon 5 for hecis no fewant‘ that oweth to his
Mafier obedience, as is contained in the Smtutemf

{25.E.3. 4

Ifani itifaiit amm age of ten yeares marry awifc H
cf tif1e_agc_ ofnineyceres, arid thee killczgh; hbrhuiii 3' '7'
b3fld:ithi5éi$iiPCti9TIF3-{:05}:f01'ai3 that a3*‘3Afl1€¢*flI311
bee endowe‘d\. » A    

i B2 A A  AA,

,.

,, A (4)  

A man retaining a woman for 40.. 5. a yccrc to
fine his Concubine, andAfl1ec kill him; this is no
Trcafon, for the ¢%4_1'ctai;x1ing was not 1*a.wfu.11, and

‘therefore fhcc wasnée his fcrvant.‘ A % A  AA
 The%Hai%Sifiand  the ‘Wife: bee divorced? (maafli
fiaigiditatfisj and after {hce1:i1lAc*~th:hcr Husband, this
A is pctic Trcaf‘on,for that is but aadivorcefromstablc‘

—-»-mum v-ulna!-I1Ifi |..-"-— ‘ ~

and bed, Vand-Avmatr-imony d*oth«Ac;ontinuc,.. and there. A

fore flacc ought to? bee faithfuI1"and“obcdicnt;

A The HqsbandAand the Wife bee divorccd"é%(caz:f£1

A azm{4nguinitat:k) and after the: killethher Husband,
tgis no.«Trcafon51fon.th:"manziagc%was againit.
t e    A

 ifnan~Vmarryeth mwitfi Aa Turkc oraTcw,j an&-'

I fibre kits him, this is no Trcafon: fm.*thcmarriage%
viasmtawfull‘. 4 A  1“:  A   ~  AA A "A
f A Villain killctthhis J Mafia-:,. this‘. is no: Trcaa
on.  V   A % A
 The Tc-nant'dothhomag‘c*un€o his Bord; and at:
«tcr Iiillrth him, this is ne %TrcaIon. ' A
wA;z‘.;v;.   A man hircth» an infantjof the ageof to-..Ayccrcs,_

A « ¢"“**“" 4*? Hand hcc Iéilleygh his Mafiexythis isnot ’1‘.1fca.fon5.for...

the rctaifring.was»voyd§ 
    cHaA%p.1;*H:  
A 0fMara’cr,.Mm:flé#g;ét£r,4n}1M121:‘xvii. A
WHat% fliall“ bccfaid‘Murdér,.. and what Man;

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k4lIing_.of a man...

A‘;

   flhughtcr, ana whmamanmasrimifie the? 

' A man is inaiaca or fellony,Aand 3 Cap’ isawapl 2.z..E.3._.

Kficd Atalzc him, and hcc rcfifizcthg if the O flicer
 kill h'ilTl_:, hcc may iufiific if, if he could not othcrwifi:

take him.

A T he Gaol:-r comcthintcs the lpxl-ifon, andlfilmflctll A

his prifoners at large, and brcaking their fcttcrs; if ""53 . . 

lhfit kill thfma hcc may jufiifitt that a€t—, if hcc could

not othcjswifé take thlcml..l      A  ,  ‘ A
.. A. prifoncr in ward for fclony :brcakcth«thcpri.~ 22.2.3.
fon,and cfcapes,andI. S. commh tohim, and can-- ‘
me; take bimbut by killing of lhim , and ibjdoitli A
l:illhim,tl1isisjuftifialblc»;   . .   

A Two» women fi~ghf,,a:nll  AS.lcomt:th‘ tocpart “_ E; 3,

  them, and one ofthcm Itrikethr. S.andllcill:cth.n1m Manflaughfifl».

A without malice, this “is” manflaughtcr and felony, 

and {beg A_fl1a11;.ldie fbrfiit , 1 for‘; liberal fcmh   am

I! gueérailf fhec had flrdlck him :bA6h»imQ.:lcfhis’baclli',A if it
had bcenfclonyor not.  1 A   V  M
‘ A thief: comcth to the houfc of I. S. and Iéttcth 25.2.3 .faz,=. 3.

, flé1uAghté:.l   

firc on it , and "I. .S'.Afl1ootcth at him and lkillcth
him, this isl; neither fclony ’l  murdc%r,A‘l»  man» -
flaughter. A A      A A

  The Mafter and the Scfirant  by thé .wl1y, 25-E-3-3%
  athicfc ~aiTaulfeththc Maftenand firilccth thcMa--A l

ficrztodeath 5 the {ervant:ha{lily t_oArr;-{cue his Ma-
fier, llcilleth the thicfr,» this  neither murdcr not A
manfllaughmal      A   A   A

A tbicfc afléultcth I; S. tblrobhiml and1..S‘. _:f1:f;§-fiY~32s
ldllcth him  «this,  neither;  marl mama

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A % ~  man cutteth%a;trC¢;

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' ihooteth muff rake hecdcw where heefllootes.

M % this is, not felony ofdcath  , w VA A
V   _  A man that is deafc, dumbc, and blindc, killcth

A mm gmth in 2m high way within a P.=.:.i*ke,an&

the Keeper mth maiice ‘towards him ,; and cryeth

m ymzid, and here will not, but f%a=ndeth%at defence, V “
  and,-Athe%Kec% ear, kifififh‘ him; this is fclonybfi his

deati . 4 ~ V
wAn Infaztet within the age of dii‘cr«etion,(that is,
nine yecms 3; killeizh hiscoinpaniom and aftcr..€xcu-
fisth himfclfe, this is felonyof death 5 forby the
mfclfa it dozrh appcare that hes ‘hath
difcrction toknow good fifomt-viii A
‘ an :20); fi1mem€morz'ae killeth aman, thisis no
fe1ony,nr:irhcr  
tion cammtmlcc exampic athim.   A 4 A ‘ W
1:  man killethomc that is outlawed of felony,

a man, this is neither felony,   tnanflaughtcr, nor
murdcr; c4ufa,;qzmfl¢pra.4 ‘L  A     V s f  A  . 

A man brratcth a woman that is with childc, and
fhc<:V1abour*et:h,’ and ythechilde is dead home, this is

,, «.4

neithcrmurdernor manflaughtcr. A ~

and the branches nf the
him, unknownctohim
is nfoi: felony, forit isynot

tree fall upon LS. and kill
that %Acuftcth” the ;tree, this

done witha fclo%aious~intent;” A A   A » %
A‘  {A man fl1ooteth~atthe*:pricks, and killeth a man, V

this ishoet felonyt;4(fa1:?th’e‘marks bcccertainc, every
man ought tokeep himfclfe 0f-f:butotherWi%féit~Ais

wheri: thcpryicks bee not"c¢irtaine, for than ?hiéeAAthat

~~Tw0

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{hall he die For it; foriothcrsVofdi~fcrc-_ A

‘not of the firokc.

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Two men fi A and one ‘of A%thcm;‘_I<illc‘th 
being behindc him as me fitzkeghath1s:ad;verfary,;.
this ism: fciotyy. ¢ ibfiC2i¥1~;5¢:h¢C1<3€E.§?ai1Qt$;56¢, hi~mA.;s4bzm

otm:rw§f¢_‘it hadfb¢cn«i%f1h¢ 3*.na.ci;f;e:&¢:a !§i:11.i ::    
  A man: hath iudgcméfit «rtqhccbang:d,%A4¢andA:1m3.H.;.
Sileriffcglothwflbehéafii hmgs,ti31s is murdfi-%:: . I s   4  

4 “ . ‘ “ ‘ r “ -

AAA.man¢.Ai1::i%kcth amQt%‘¢E|“aQ§Vfl¢ _tQ«§hc«’-_groALi£1£¥,

4 4 um

and l®O'I"&fiiflg:l1_iéf d%3g%§r ;f“3?i$Aha£:d3:;&h@ Qth?€r5.f¥3r ;
hafbeto arifcfito {mks mrxfz 4aga:1QA€,*#:rLmfi@:fh.- upcarzfmfis 

dagger and is; killed .,  this? .;;1¢.i:th€»1:_% mulsdcru not 1:
ananilaughter in hiAm‘that{.Ahc_:ld :c.hc,d“agg€-1?»; A 

% A man f’cri1<¢ hianotlwira 7 WW1» d3*¢rh x~’it1aut%::,O ‘E ,7 I 
a yecrand aday,itis1*e;¢iti:=:i—:f£11b!§@i$i3;n40r:i%&nar2flax::gh- ° ' ‘3" “’ “’ °
ter 3, A for if hes dyedouf pf the Lycfitfy: it %A~%fl1a1l%Abée:;
intended has dyedofthe_1vification of G‘od,. and

~ Am%nimpal¢th»hi%; +¢xeu1§.ds~énd 9utte:i:J1auin%;=his  
Dccré, ‘and hwatha Kcepcrsm‘-kcep;.tI1_emj5   A
commeththrough the: P arke,A and h¢unMte%t+l1,;:é ndk:thc.:{ :3.
Keeper cryeth unto him” to y}§ C1:d% him ta t,hc;Kc5¢pc1¢,~r

and bee will not, and:tf:e4 VK5¢4:1pc_r;LkiL1a;th. this

i§A 23.6?‘ -3?W”t";”.?’4" 3i£‘?%;'£47§5%5f§“%
and it is not matc;ial1,%be§i%gV:by;day?s:igfby44;z11ght,'for;
igtis no "‘ Park, iftha Lo1;di4%%havg notch: K1-tags— Leters4 _

M Patcnts.  %. A

Aiman ?perceiveth hzsmer  E Q
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retence ofamxty hce carrycth hm from Tovme to

  eck Phyficlgand killcth him by importunate carri-

age, this is murder. A  
H "A el?hyfic1an or Surgecm taketh a man in cure, 3_E_.5;_
A % ' which A A



- 3.5.3»

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M 21.8.3.

ifiwhich 
A ithisis not murder nor manflaughtcr.

4  thwrhé hm avoyidcfl thécfi A

A‘ . iThc iPrincc firikctha ‘man ofmaiicc, which dy-

vcth of thcflrolm-,i andfthc" King dycch; this isinot‘

” felony, for by the Adcath ofthc King the Princcis
;King,:j.nd cannotbc ;; felon.  V  ;   1 A A   A

A: A1Tufrkeo*r £2‘ jcwcomethinto England without?

;:h2: Kings licence, and I. .5’. kjillcth h A

felony  for hecis neither of the faith ofCbrift,nor A

V ,,,-nu
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4 ~ A man that is neither Phyfician nor Surgeon Aria;

kerb _upon him to know Phyfick and Surgcry,and tau‘ V
T -kcth upon him thccurc of men, and one dycth for  
i  the infnflicicncy ofrncdicinc, this is murder.

A man ‘abjufd going to his Poi: or Sanéfuaryg

-miectcth Aajman in the high way, and kiilleth him,

this ismurdcr, but he: i {hall not bee arraigned for it,

  =foro nhcc-had A judgement” of death before, and hcc T  
fifhall “not havca gthcr 3 gmcntoof death before: i

 judgement.

im, A this is not

under thc»King%sprot~o&ion.  i A  

Ac: 1; S». »D&aA:?1¢iAoE1?4t;l:, and fourtccnc ofthc (3 ha-{.

pitcrm-aic’fl1ccp,thisiis not felony inthc Body -.5
litick, but in their material! bodics. A   H P0
 oAA‘%mam:omcthto aAPar1c,” and findcth the Km;

pcr,and bindcgm him toa trcgand gaggs him, this is

A    dye.     

y the infufficicnt medicine, I

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‘C-HAP.‘ IIIL   

. W54; 48?: and mifdemeannr:  éé pfmiled R'o&é3eiy5  
and what not, afidw/mrfelozzy, and W114: Burn;

glary.

A : "Man iaffaultcthianothcr in roh him, and takethi.
n  from him but one penny , thisis robbery, and 1

V felony for the fears hee putteth the other in.

A man“ aifaultetrh another to rub hinn,and fnatchm

  nth at his purfc, and takcth hold of his girdle,and
7the~truc:man cfcapeth away with his purie, and the A

thick-‘hath but the girdlci this is felony.

Af thiicfcgoeth by thchighway, and findcth‘   .
I. S. flccping, and the thiefe takcth outof LS. his Na! Lay per in
purfi: 1 2. di. and leaves him flceping, this is < nntfc-*4 ‘S‘‘‘‘’' 4‘ 4-E°4°

my gfor I.3~.*was never putiin fear: of his life. A 

. A man mceteth hisVillein in the night, and ta--i
i kcth from him his horfe, this is no felony '5 for heei A

may take any thing away from him by wayof fei-
fure.   ‘ A 

was not felony _., for it- was notnwith a fclonious

intent.  " 4 A A ~ A
i A A Writ‘ is direétcd to the Shcriifc, to attach 1.5 S.

A in a pcrfonall aéision, and coimming in the night,  4
findcth I;S. icadingi his horii: in his hand, and ta- 
i cheth I. S. by his horfc; this is not felony, for he: ‘
I   " C

m A hath

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Lord and Tcnant = ThcLord cométh mane honfe
ofthc Tenant inthc night, and taketh from him his
A bacon or his bccfc for rent, or fervice in arrer¢, this

_   (mi
hath colour to raise his ‘horfe by precept.
A Tailor rcceivethiofifls. cloth to make for him
a coat , and the Tailor puttcth in other lining than
I.S._l1_iSlining 5 _S., t.alc%etl%i;ti1e coatandlining from
the Tailor, this is not felony 5 for the lining and the A
thred bee of the fame nature as the principall is‘,
  which is the coat.  A
A A man ciaymeth as hcirc lowmcslalier the death '"
oi his Father more fiufli: then hcc ought to havc,
and comfithoio the night, and taketh them from’ the
Exccutoros by force , this is not felony; for hoe:
makcthtitlc untoiothé goods.  * A “ v A
m_H_8, i A man mcteteth another in tho niight witha grey»

I bound in his flip, and allaultcth him toiob him of
his dog, this is fclony 3 although tho Staking ofthe
dog without foam is not felony, yclt becaufc the
party was putjin fear: of his life, it is felony.

m_E_3o_fi,°3,“ A man coameth into a wood, and cuttetli and trail A

lccth aw2«iy%*j<*t:tocs toithc vame: of 20. is. *iri,is notic-
ionyg, Afar may becparcell of the Frankteocm"cnt 5?
outotherwife it is if a. man lficalei away trees tlmti A
boo felled. A A A
 If a m_an%:,raviill1a woman it is {€fiéOfl§7»  V
  A mAa;n~com¢tih into an houfe so rob amen, and
lfudcico fear: ‘takcihf l1iaoi,a.od he dcpartcth without
' doiingmy harirncgthis is felony; A A ii
A man comctli to the hoofe ofi. S. to aricli one

3 7" for f€lOFl_V,11nidi“I.-slidlb iécfifi himythisiis felony
 I; S. if  i‘ l o ' _ l 'V ‘ l
Two, 3,4  V  man isroiblicds and purfucih the felon, and” " 

amziiotii iiins, andi iaizotli his g0Q'é.'iS,_ and ifoflitmtli I
 ‘l V A 4  tho

A robbed.

(I0  A
the felon to goo, this is felony in him that was?

A man enfireth into an hou-fe to rob, and no body %

 lyeth in the houfe, and hec retired? againe, and Ca-- 3 " 5' 3

keth nothing ghyct this is burglary and felony‘.  e
A man taketh 21 Eight of Doves in the ficid,   this
is no felony.  A V ‘ .m   A; V
A man fleaieth filh out of my feverall ponds to zz.H’,8,
the value of 13. d. this is felony 5 for the Star. 'of~‘fWmW fm
22 . H. 8. "which is revived, maketh mention, where” 5'5!‘ W’ E“

aman huoteth with a vifard, or difguifzd.

» ’ A man entreth iotothc Church in thenightto2.:..s.3a
~ robit,and findeth nothing,thisisoburglary. ‘   

A" LA hranthaiz is Lord claymeththe befi beaft thac
his Tenant hath for hctriot cuflome, and the Lord , ‘
taketh his herriot in the night, this is no felony, for S'H‘7'fi"" I “

  thcpropcrryofthc bcafiisinthelerdbythcdcath

0fhifsTenant’;. ‘ he _  J A , .
A thie-Fe fieolcth my horfe, andl purfue him,
and for feare he delivereth me myhorfe; andl take

.him,:" Imam neither felon not accefilarhy,-, for it _is”h:.-1:’:

mine cleaion to make thetaking of myeVhoffe felony   F
ortrefpaffe :"but4 otherwife it is if I arrefl: him by

h an Oflficer. A  M _ I m  
I * A man fiealcth goods that bee wrecked up inhgzgg-.3, _,:;,;_g3;

  the fee, it is not felony, for the %propcrt§e of A the A

goodseis in no man.‘ M W H A . %%  M  A   A
L A man lyeth 111 an Innc, andm then1ght4ta1<ethfi»!.32» w
his fltueets and coverlets and hldcththfilfl, and goeth 5, 3,4,,

 for his hoxfe, and before heee can cfcapeaway, bee is

teikcn, this is felony by 'Statutc“..h
 ’ A “ ‘ C: A Aman

2-7"-E-31of’0loI6'

  s   (:2).  
l A manicommandethihis . Wife to fleale. money ‘.
from I. S. fhee doth, it 15 not felony in the Wife,

-. n

fortby the “compulfion of her husband {heeis so-‘I

-l » b_edient..   

§.H'..7.

A woman that is heire apparent {into her Father;
is taken away sagainft her will by I. .5’. and after is

by him marryed  cohetcion, this is felony by .

4 -Statutc-     .   n ..   t
  . i A man ftealeth I. S. and putteth out one of his

i   putting out both the eyes, A
is A bee takenyfiridly ,for ‘heel ih“3.l2'.h put out but one

A  eye. *     i s
..   m;.~.e..,.. 

eyes 3 this is not felony; for the"St‘at'u-te f peaketh of i

and aipenall Statmelhall.

,  iimains iieieleth  box. of evidence,’ this is not
felony , ‘forthebox 15 of the fame~nature as the e

  charters are. and ethe" .Charters_ conceme the

I5.E.4.w .

  9
.Ha7', _

Z3'v.‘;E‘-4-0  x

W As this; is felony. 

Franktenetnent.    i A ' .
“A man delivereth his beafis for another to fell for
him», ywh-ich flyeth with them, this is no

. A tnande-Tlisfereth his plate to his Butler to keepe.
andhee flyeth with it, this is fclohy, for {o long as ‘|
the«;plat‘e'remaineth Within-his houfe,lit+«:is in his pol-'7 
feliion. A f ’         s   A
N ; The Wife taketh the goods of herHusbanol.i"and
tartyeth :the.m away fecretly,  
fiere the Receiver.  A . A .

A manfiealeth» young Dovesoutof their nelts,

Hawkes taken ,out.oftheirtiefis is felony A but if

they be talccn with. nets when they are hranchers, it

is‘

a 4 ft felony ;  
V becaufehsee came lawfully by them. is i

this is not felony 5 M f

my    

“ ’ isnet felony ,fori:hey bee out ofevery mans‘pofl"ei1

fion. W AA -   M

"‘ Ahian fiealcth fifhout ofmy trunk in the day, 13~E*4«

rchislisnfelony. A A  A ‘    A V
A man fltealeth Paulcons eggs but of the nefts,3

thisfisfelony by Statute.    A .  n    ; A
Ifa mfifl,-btlffl another mans houfe,.it is felony. I 3_ E4.
A woman that isemarryecfand I. S. bee confede-

  rated to rob the Husband, and the Wifesftealeth .

fnyin 1.5. humor in the Wife; A e T A A

the A goodns”, and d‘el<iveret~h ‘them i to LS . this is felt)-

,. A”man.Pced1eth my Popingay or‘Linet, ‘or other “-3- 3«
fuchnbird ofp1eafure,it isnot felony.  A _% v A

jeT'he fame law forfl" haI"h gofHonnds5‘.h_utA'i.{’ a I2«H.8-
men fiealetfa AMafiiffee,< it is feldny  fo r%H*oeuneds be
but things of pleafnre, and not ‘ofpr.oficA;.-, but the

‘Ma£’ciffe is hcontrary.e  ~ V

  A manentreth into my houfc “in the day to rob,
andmketh nothing, iris felony; A e ‘A   V A

, "A Gaoler compelleth a prifoner to approveor ‘4~E-3-

app.ealc..othcrs that are not guilty, it is felony in the A 

M Gaoler?byHStatute.   

 A one time, it had been but peify larceny. .

Ifiahiman fieale at tW¢ntji%fim€e1‘fV¥$tcntY   %
is felony 5 yet if hee had Pgollen twentypeneeat    

c

 Amanficalcth a feat out oF”he Church, thisis  A
not :_felony'5 -for 1t»--13 patjcell AAofjth'ehFran1-ztcne-AAA A . A

A  J A  M

A man maketh Aa granfofthehnext voydance ofa  e
BeneficgandI.nS.ef’cealethit,thisisfclonyi; for the  _

Charm is of the nature of a Gharter:roya1l., A Ti » A  

A man

  5. ;

I.E-4.. ‘3oH;;76

 Acceilhry

(:4)

x4_9H,8° A manflcaieth mimoeues 01%‘ 3 mm , it is we 4 V
  felony.   4
  f 9.35, M A A-man is outlawed inthe eommoneiaw by the

name of I. S. for debt, anti we rafeth theerecord,
* and putteth in?-“. De. this isfejbnyeby Stature.  
?'~d'7“ L the bailor flealcth the gooée from tizeebailee, it is
not felony, for the propertyis in himfeife 5 but it
is adjudged contrarye .. _ A A 4‘ ~   A -
3 7“ H_ ;,_ e A man flseéaleth glam: out ofwindoweswhich be
 ._   made fait with fprignailesg it is felony. A e

A man baileth goods t I. S. to Eceepefi andafier L

  A But cont‘rary",i~f they be faftned with great naileé,   A

for then they be parcel! ofthc Franktenementfl
A Felons doebreake my doores, towers, or ports?

to the intent to rob,~kill, or fc.-are any man; this is V

felony,though they take nothing.
  c H A P. V. A

may eéeecalled dccgfczries to the films, A and mm:
not 5 and w/acre:/ac mreflarées /5411 he put mm’-

A M Qdcceflizries and good Indifimems. Wézzt perfim T .

fever, mdméere not 3 ma’w‘éicibj7mll éeefaidgaoi  

 2*'zadio'2‘mm2.‘: affilafly,/znral which mix.

b¢f°r€- Aicceffaries, one before the ;7eIor1y,e:aend another

Acccfltuy  NOte, That, therebeetwo kindee .02: manners of

afterthc felony. Accei[Tary~ before the felony is her:
«that movcth the felon to doe the felony: Aeeeflhrye

after.

after, isehee that receiveth, orf doth aide at help the  
  . felon iuany m.a'nnerAafi:er‘:he,fe1ony edone, to his‘? e
 -‘-"’~H-4- knowledge. " A  A A   " ‘ -

Princi» ~

(Is)   i

Principall and Acceffary 5 the principall not

 goH‘ ,

being arraigned, “the acceffary {hell not been put to f,,';_,’._ ’n.Hj§o V A

anfvvcr.  9.5. 4.

The principall is taken Mandiput in A pril‘on,and dy.
eth iniprifon, the accelfary {hall not bee put to an... 7‘H‘‘*'
fW¢l‘5 for by the death of the principall,:he acceffa ry l

 is ciifchargecl.

'l‘wo men are indiftcd for killing of :5. man; the
one as acceffary, the otheras principallg audit is
found the princifpallkililecl him fie dqfindenda , the
accefl-iaiy imll not bee put to anfwer: For when the ‘

A | principall is acquit of the felony, the acceflizry {hall

notbein niiorie cal‘e..l A A   ~ ’ A , V
A man cornmitteth felony, and I; S“.i7a~1t’l:a fox} his f0/- 34»

2'5 

deliverance according to the Law, bee is not accell €3,353
lary to his felony. A ‘ in

I. S.» is acceflhry to a felony, and W.S;knowing
ofit, receiveth or lcoimforteth I. .97. heeis“ acceiiaryg,
andit is felony in him 3 for bee that is accfeflizrylis a

felon, and the firfl: ncceflilry is afelon, and there- i

A fore bee is acceliary‘ tothe felony. A

A man procureth I.S.that he Ihonld procure’I.‘K.
to kill W.D. the firfi procurer is ilacceffaiy. H V
A man fiealeth goods, and I. S; is i-ndiéied, quid
ipffilonidé-reccpit, knowing that the goods were‘?-E-3«
flollen, I. S. is attainted, and thereis another   aceef-
far-y to 1.5. he fhall never be put to anfweif 5 forhee
is .aecefiary tothc goocls,ancl not to the man.
“ ifaninfant, or a man that is mad receive goods  
that be fiollen, it isnot felony nor accefl‘ary.‘   A  i A
If the principall pleade the Kings pardon; the
A A A   A acceilary A V

‘ , athis hands,
  aeceflary. V
MI-ah-i~e3«x5. ?

:z.a.‘.E.3,_4,@" 6

I 3 ooze‘?-'f‘0Qlf7' '

4

F01..3 4;. 9.5.4.

If 7 wall? a
J E‘

M  Awoman that
to her husband, and hee knowing receiveth her,‘ is r

t_aeee-fl"ary;fliaii riot bee put ro~¥anfvver.i
covert baronrecervea feIon,o1j gods.
knowing that they he: fiollcn, thee is

f Ifa woman

 iiftheaprinrcipalipieadnot guilty,’ "and beefou~n&
guilty, and pray ‘his clergygand hath it_.,the acceflizry
{hall not bee put to anfwer, for the A
  make his pt1rgation,andgoe at large.
«    man committeth fi:lony,ar-rdi his wife kno
jmFit,bringeth to her husband meat a
other neceiTaries,fhe is not acccflitr
A piPriacipall~ and acceffa
hanged for another ‘caufe’
put to anfwer.  

ad pappareihand

ry bee , the principal! is

arraignment he.-pray his book, the acceflary {hall be
put to atrfwer, for _ by the confeffion the principal!
is concluded to make his

purgationv: but -upon a Vet»
difi, if the principal! pray his :C»t1ergy,a~theraccefi'ary
‘Ihail bee difcharg

A ed 5 for it were againft reafon to
hang the atceffa y,andfufi”er,thetprincipal1 to goe at
large. ”   A at  

A  married doth felony,anci cometh

acceiiary to the felony. A A A pp   t
A Note, The indi&me_nt_of felony may bee taken
bcforethe Iuflziccst of the Kings Beach, or before
jufizices of 4 yer and Termiaer, or ufiices of peace
inietters. A ’ A A I r  —   _ v ‘

A manis indiéied for that he fuch a day and yeer
did feionioufly fteale the govvtie of a certaine man
, A unknown;

principal! may  

wing V

the accefl‘ary»_fl1ail==not be A
Iftheprinpcipall conrerrc the f'ciony,and uponihis  

uriknowneg this is 2 good indiamcnt", butthis wora
zzzzlmawmris not agood Awordin an appealc.   A A A

A A man was indiéied of a rapc,co = wbd '_pfé«mlz' die ~
am. érlaorzz £2 fl’, &- was ~tum‘ 89' i idem Tcarmzliter ‘ °1E"= 3
cag:aarvit,contra wiolunmem; yam 3 this indi6“’m‘1chtAié A
naught,for it lackcth fehm2ce,andby the seam {hall

be r4pm't,é“cepit,é- carm2literVcognow'~t. A A A T V M’

In an indifltmcnt for brcaking of thcprifon, the 9.3.4:)» 

indi&»mc’nt flaall make mention, Vthat %thcptifoz=1cr V

was in prifon for felony.

A man may be —indi6’ccd by the namcfiofz. S'..ho&- M-H-6’  —

*1cii7‘,ALforthat is a good addition. A .  % V V W %  V
‘ *1: is not agood‘ndiétmeniofmurdertef1‘ay,fe.. 9.5.4;
Ionic? imrerfeoit,for it {hould bc; elom‘c.E .murdmwif.. “
   A Arnafi may bee indiacd by thcname of 1.3. pa- "*- Mr  
‘rifh C1arI<é,and itisa: good addition. A ‘ A “ ‘

A flVVidQw,or fipglé wom~an»is;1¢go%odad&itim&,L “ V- I0-H-6*»
 % I.S;:is"f11di€teVd ebTq:¢M ipfé   lziiro gthis 245.3%
-is not a good indiéft mcnifz, féir it is‘ not certain: what
feilofiy he: hath done, for tffiat_;h¢¢*‘Cah:i9’£tcII how

:6 have traverFe%toic.      A 

~1Amanisindi6’wd‘iflth¢ Smriffes  thr:  3* -E-s«
 of 2sra«u%aa":::’:“.it‘:s as cormaqn;,w42¢e,rorth;% $I1c~ ‘ %
ri Veéizgfmtoho1dAhi§tuthe in the‘ tfibficth offiaffcr
01‘   3;- it. 51 cirhf €93-

  A  ‘ ‘      % *

A man is indiétcd ._of Sf: 0.15.; 3    

N

1-N?Ah0W¢fis&5-‘¢thiSifi‘°“1fitfiA¢n:i$’fi6f§¢6d,féf~.th9
Ldfd % manor  ‘ ¢%Pr9¢¢ff= f<>i:f.tfi<=” 4 ii? If! 

If a man 6e‘e41indi£tEd~éfrapaby’ f'(§f‘ti‘f§3.fl’”ifidi5:;.
       D     %mcnt f

  

M  

' 3-4‘. Hf‘.-

El H'4O 

'znEa6o'§ V‘ d

_ .,  Gountywhcrcbcc dybéd,

z.Ro3»~‘ V

33.3 .

~  cation,ifth¢y..lack~g  \ 

 , filo I30
0 1% 3.

%   for the indiaméntb dcth not thew that he did flrike, -
§9df¢9ugg;nMa:~€9999‘”P*°th¢ fdoflye A A

  (I3) 

men: in aLect or Sh:rifl’cs: turnc, the indiétmcm is
&void; for by the LStatutcrape is not inquirablc ina
Lector Shmiffcs twang, M but as tfCf[53fl‘€a- as ifbwas
bb¢fcréfh“¢%Statut6s. »thc:farn;c' Law ofthe Decrees
;4;mz,%mougb  ; that %a ;mar,'1r have cognifance ofplea
bytbc Kings grant. A A  

  Ifa man bee i.1adi<9tcdNf_'orf'bé1‘e:ny dob: bpob Saint

4 .W_7ola:zfsAbbday,the indbi;‘3cm¢ntis,void, for them arc two
“ ,S.b 301773,

5 daycws, anndbthe inbdifiomcnt ought to thaw

which.

A A  A map is firuckin one County,and dyctb inane-

tficr Cbiznfy’, he: that firokcyhim A is indiéicd in the
 ' b _ .; s b 1. %. b '-
L Ifg m_an4_ bcindié’tcd for “counterfeiting the Kmgs
COW b=f°r€§h°¢1u13iC€bs0fPca¢¢s i? is voyd. for
they havflcjnot authority to doc that. T A A ~ ‘

kn

‘   If zbmba‘9bbeindiacdfor»felony. for~&caIing ofanb
horfcgifthe indictment‘ want any ofthefc words,thaf

is’ :6 fa'y,}f¢lpif;i:7£‘. 00121: ($4 45J#x1.?,.thC‘ifldiafIlCnC'i$
voyd, for thcféwwordbs final! not Bccfltaiccn by impli-
W ‘. Ifzik man afidgwb iwqmm .bc indiéicd for raviflic
ing on":  .5’; this is a...good indiéimcnt, as well 3..
gainflthc twob%wom¢n as the map ,_ quay: cognwit
qtébd ‘amumfimk poti fiifiltrwq 0f7J¢_fq3I€ mg nmfr mmrcb

  :1, gang! é/17¢ 4! km: 5544551310?-4Abb

V   A “man isiindiéicd. fomhat. :h¢c ’wasprivicunto a M

zfifirdcr dbne by}, 5'-. A biéfiis not abgo'o'dindi6tmcnt,1

A man
I W  

this is a good. indififmcnt b

  (19)      
A mantel-ndietecl of felonyin the time of $1.8. that H,-1,35’. 1.3.3;

incliétment will ferve well in the time of~E. 6. per A -A
.5’-tatat. I:.E.3. V     . ~  A   a’ 

A Comrniflioners of oyerandt Termizzer, of felons
by Commifiionin the time ofH.8 .take indifiments
in the time of E; 6. the pattiesindiéted {hall not bee

A atraignedupon the {aid indifimentsforby the death 

of the King, their Commifliontis determined. at e I
_~~Crow«ners made in the time of  8 . may taket4.t.,,,fiz.44.
mdiétrnents /izper «vifum tarpon‘: in the time of E. 6.   A

for they be made by Writ, and not byfiommiffion,

and theylhall endure untill they {hall be difeharged

by Writ: butotherwifetvof Commiflioneran A  g  at

CHAP. v1.  ,  

Arraignment of filoflsgand :13/oat plea: the flmfimrze
 am! am: net 5 and where tbey [ball -Zyeeput tape: A

A *- mace, and wberemt ; ltdndthwbcreha mmfb41l6aeA

A twice arraigned for omfclany, and where his life
jball-éceput twice in: jeopardy for-onefilony;

’  Manis—atraignecl.Aef?the detach of=~‘I.;S.whichA16_E_3'fi,_m
A A was killed at B . hee faith thee was another time N

arraignecgl, indiéled, and acquitted A of the death of
the fame I. S. at B. interfirfi. in another place, and

A flteweththe Record under feaile, and ; avetteth that

he is the fame petfon that is I.S.this is a gdiode plea.  
A A man is outlawed of felony, andt is led unto the 7.3.5, —

Barre, gandclemanded of him what heel hath to fay

wherefore ~he {hould not dale»; and— hee faith that in W A

thc time of he a outlawty hee was in prifon in the   A 
A » A L D 2 A Came

' A’eCa7Pde ofdB.j?4édmflod.’ thisisAAAaAA-gdoddplea;  A A
  wdmanis arraigned of felony, and is conviéh

V‘ _£8a,}',L4,l__f0[o£}u.

 n E: 40;.

. lifewaseitl danger; and ‘de mands judgement : If for».  

      

by verdi&,and‘is demanded what {hee can fay why
flaec fhould not dye,.which faith {he is with childee 5
this isea good plea,:dd it was holdeencamm I 2”. E"-.“ gm

fe!.11. A e

 A man is.indi&ed‘as aceeffaryunto a felony com-3 A

U mitted   .5’. wAAhich.was arraigned and attainted 
= the defendantfaiththatthere is ‘no fuch record, and e.‘
prayes allowanegand pleads overiroehc feIony,noeJ 9

guilfygthis is’a"good plea. V

V 3 Two bee anjaigncdd, andone pleadeth the Kings AA
 e pardomand a releafe to his companion, and {hfewech-L ‘

that it is no plea, 2 1,, .15.  ‘for felony calmer be
joynt 5. but otherwifeit is oftrefpafle. ~ ‘

_ A man- arraigned ~Qfdf€1Q1:1Y,d. . faéth that ‘another;
time he: was armigmd Qfanather felony commit-.
zed. fince that felony wasedoac,_and acqduiew here hie

any 0fh¢ref¢_1OnYQ01:nmittcd bc~for.c::h‘ec flmll be ar...
raigned, thisisd no pllea’ 5 but ifhec had pleaded bee

«  J  had rbeeni c'o:A1de:AneneAAd, add had’ the Kings pardon at;

A jud gemen:.of;death is; a dieichargc ofaI1;:fe1on_ds ~dor'1e   ‘

p ‘.32aHa7a‘:

  dofisglhim cm.» >1r£u‘rde*1"A§

wt;  and f edelivercddgj it had beene goodeplea 5 for

b=f0r¢—          Al
  mazmeea-mm*itteth« murder,

A   em-he reing p;3r»..?
. end  next ’day’hee% beateth V

d" 1  and mayzmeth AI; 3. dead mm is arraigned of the mure»

_ ‘  Q“£¢3 .1

  the.§Sfat.d.o5?ee‘Aime.e  g;.ehce;£*haHefinde

dei;,8e pieadeth theings pardon, A by the bearing of
I.S;; thelpatdémiddisdbecme notgood, 2; A A

good ’

H. 7. for by;   
xfuretyofihisk A

g?ood"heh€i£iiour'f'or glgmoneths afterltheparedon‘.  

A t A man fiealeth goods inthe; C0uI}.lIYt0fA;ta11cjl 4.3.7. A

bifingeth them in‘theCounty OEN. and after isjin- * A A W

- diéted and arraigned in'thetCounty.ofAt.iand beef] 
it ?-37- t

faith hee carryed the ;— goods into the County of

N . and there hee was indifited and acquitted lfor~~ A V
the lamegoods, and pitayes allowance, and to the
felony not guilty, this is good plea :, for though

hee commit feljonyi in two Counties_j, his life flialle

not be in jeopardy twice For one-felony‘. A V

7 A man arraigned of“ felony pleades not guilty ‘I I-Hen
uiiio the iflue, and when the Jury iippeares hee
pleades the Kings Apardomand fhewes it, that.isno.

plea, except the;parclon4be re date after-tlie lllllcr

ioyned.

 A man orraigned. offelonypleades-the Kiiigsa

generall pardon by;A<?c of'wP21rliarneni:,e although

het‘: hath’ pleadfecl not‘ guilty before, that pardon‘ A  

fhall bee a_llowed.i, orevery man is houndto take»  

notice ofthalt pardon. . l A    A  V - - A A

A   A man is indiétedby the name of 11S . ofB. and’ A

E}-‘I onethe arraignn91ent,- hefaith his name is mac of x. H. 5.,

B. and’not*I.S.‘ and prayes :1llow:1nce,and pleades ‘ A
over to the felony fi0t»gUllty,tlfll§ is nopleaforehe V

ought to givteoit -in evidence if he be mifl-namedkfor

ifhe beA_the fgajme perfon,. he {hall aniwet to the fe-—

tony  thueqtherwife it is; in; appeale. ‘A " A  "  A
° A man arrai}gnedlo‘ffelon'y' faith , that another“
time  ha pealedihim of A the fame felony, unto

  maewhichi eaip1eadetiinoc.tgumy*by bacA::¢:1i, t anti

hath; vanquifhedltheo appeale,~ ii’ "and went. quit :*~
          J   this

%.H.7.faz.s.

is reverfed the outlawry

i mgaa Chzrtzt,
MP. 3 . 4.

M 2.r.H.6.

A _ arraigned at the fu

zI'H¢g¢

pp ‘ ofthe fa

jeopardy twice for one felon

ment, andfaith, tha

  raigned for the killing oft

    (51)  
‘tl1l8‘*lS" no-good plea, for his life {hall
A man 15 -arraig
t another time he was outlaw»
ed upon the fame felony, and reverfed the outlaW«-
ry by errour, this is no good plea ;, for thong
, yet if theindicfttnent bee
good,,h.e {hall anfwer untothe felony :.- but other-- a
wife it is upon outlaivry of debt or .trefpaIl'e, for
the plaintiffe ihall have a new Originall.  ’ ' i
A man is arraigned at the Kings fuit for 1<ill—ing
I.iS. which faith, that atta i i
he laid I .S'. in an appeale
at the filit of K daughter and .heim.of the fame 1.5’.
this is no plea, but hee fhallbe at another tirne'ar—
raignedg for by the Stat. ofMagmz Claim: 64 .
d9 4; no man.» {hall bee appealed of the death 0
mans i at the fuit of a woman, except it bee of the
death ofher husband.   A y
A man is arraigned upon an indiétrnent for
killing I... S. Wl1lChl‘alth,_‘ at another time hee was
it off. S. {on and heire of the
fame I. 5'. this is. no‘ good plead, if the Wife of
I.S-.Jwas alive. at the time of the appeale broughc 5
but he {hall be another time arraigned. W   l
A man is arraigned of the death or I. S;
faith,at another time he wasa
felony,

  which
rraigned of the fame

n time of the appeal, or he have an eiderfon alive.’ to

Two

not--bee‘ plain. ‘

ned offelony upon. an  A

h hee  

nother tirnehee was -an- 4

3.n
Pfa

and acquit at the fuit ofli. .5’. {on and heire \
id I. So. this is no plea, if the party that l

y makethtthe fame be not the eldefttfomn of I .5 .at the '

. “arraigned and acquit, and after the acquittall hee 

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Two men commit a felony, and one ofrhem is M 3”

receiveth his companion, which is attainted after
of the fame Felony; this receiver which was ao-

quit before,{hall now bee arraigned as acceffary to ‘ 7&3 ' "3' W“ i

‘the fame felony ofwhich he was acquit before as
principall : and if he plead this matter, ‘ it {hall bee
no fuflicieni: plea for him, for that hee was aceefla-'
ry after the acquittall.   4 l ‘
A man arraigned of felony pleadeth not guilty,

  and the Jury is deferred for default; ofjurors, and

a M12’: is awarded,and at the day given by the t.<zlé:,i
he pleads the Kings pardon bearing date after the-
day ofdefault, this is no good lea. ‘ .
No'te,that when a man plea eth a barre in mat; 7!

ier infaé’c,h.e may pray allowance, and plead over

to the felony .3, but when hee pleadeth a matter of
record in barre, hee {hall not plead over to the fe-
lony as a formall acquittall, the Kings pardon ,,

i ~ and fuchpflike, 

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