MARRIAGE-continued. void marriages, 159, 172, 173, 778. proof of compliance with acts need not be given, 173. refusal to marry, 174. unduly solemnizing, penalties for, 174. within prohibited degrees, when void, 177. contracts for, not enforced, 177. fees upon, not due of common right, 178. pauper marriages, 177. conspiracy to effect, 177. of Jews or Quakers, 178. excepted from Marriage Acts, 179. how solemnized, 179. foreign, when valid, 179. proof of, 779. in India, 180. register of. See Register. evidence, what admissible to prove, 776. by reputation, when sufficient, 777. by sentence in spiritual court, affirming, 777. to invalidate, what admissible, 778. settlement by, 697. See Settlement. MASTER, bankruptcy of, discharges contract of apprenticeship, 668. MASTER AND SERVANT, disputes between, 357. MAYOR, jurisdiction of magistrates over, 357. statutes relating to, 357. who are servants within, 358. what it must show, 358, 359. when a justice, 319. MEASURES. See Weights and Measures. MEETING HOUSE, must be certified, when, 202. exempts attendants from penalties, 202. penalty for permitting use of uncertified place, 202. doors of, not to be fastened, 203. penalty for preaching without consent of owner, 203. how certified, 203. by registrar-general, 203. churches and chapels consecrated and licensed not included, 203. mandamus to register, 204. number of registered places of worship, 204. disturbing, penalty for, 204. grants and devises for, 205. twenty-five years' usage conclusive as to form of doctrine, 206. trustees and congregations of, 207. minister's right to his office, 207. METROPOLIS, burials in, may be prohibited, 62. METROPOLIS MANAGEMENT ACT, extent of, 304. gains settlement by hiring and service, when, 632. time of service as, excluded from five years' residence, 713. when extra contribution may be required from, by friendly society, 803. MILLS, damaging in digging materials for highways, 256. renting of, before 1819, gave settlement, 671. MINES, in churchyards, remedy for opening, 58. coal mines rateable to the poor, 486. at what amount, 486. for how long, 486. other mines not rateable, 487. occupiers of, rateable for portion of ore raised, 487. MINISTER. See Clergyman, Dissenters, Incumbent. right of, to choose churchwarden, 129. punishment of, for refusing to baptize sick infants at home, 150. MONITION, tolls earned though not received in parish to be calculated, 479. NEW PARISHES ACTS, ecclesiastical commissioners may form districts, 14. districts to be separate parishes, 14. minister to be perpetual curate, 14. church to be specified as parish church, 14. endowment not required, 14. may divide parishes, 15. endowments may be apportioned, 15. rights of new parishes, 15. incumbent to have exclusive cure, 15. may be separated and resettled, 16. on resettlement, incumbent to be rector, 16. incumbents of, may recover tithes, 16. NOT GUILTY, plea of, to road indictment, 243. justices may give special matter in evidence under, 369. NOTICE-continued. of appeal against poor rate, 492. order of removal, 735. of chargeability, 726. NOTICE OF ACTION, for penalty, for offences under the Highway Acts, 281. See Highway. requisites of, 368. when necessary, 368. indorsement upon, 369. against constables, 411. NUISANCES, of residence by vicars abolished, 89. form of, in general, 334. of allegiance. See Allegiance. of supremacy. See Supremacy. of abjuration. See Abjuration. affirmation or declaration in lieu of, when may be made, 201. See De- by churchwardens abolished, 133. declaration in lieu of, 133. to obtain licence for marriage, 160. false, information for, 163. within what period to be filed, 163. of Roman Catholics on admission to parliament or office, 200. of office by justices, 319. of qualification by, 320. to be taken by dissenters, 199. power of justices to administer, 334. extra-judicial, forbidden, 334. of high constable, how administered, 379. substitute to take, 385. to be taken by special constables, 414. OCCUPATION, what renders party liable to be rated, 468. as servant, confers no settlement, 672. what sufficient to give settlement, 671, 677, 679, 680. ORDER, of justices, generally, 349. See Justices of the Peace. forms of, 349. is severable, 350. superseding, 350. objecting to, 360. appeal against, 361. of removal. See Order of Removal. of sessions, enforcing of by Queen's Bench, 757. ORDER OF REMOVAL. See Removal of Paupers, Settlement, Evidence. form and requisites of, 718. by whom made, 718. the justices, their style, &c., 718. may be by one metropolitan police magistrate, 719. must make order together, 719. complaint, how and by whom made, 719. need not be on oath, nor in writing, 720. chargeability, 720. that pauper settled elsewhere, 720. description of the paupers, 720. ages of children, when to be stated, 720. may remove two persons having separate settlements, 721. adjudication of chargeability and settlement, 721. what sufficient in case of wife or children, 721, 722. nor state grounds on which it is founded, 722. direction of the order, 722. mistake in name of the parish will not vitiate, 723. form of, 724. defects in may be amended, 724. examination of the pauper and witnesses, 724. how taken, 724. to be taken by the justices who make the order, 724. prisoners or soldiers, 724. what evidence should be taken, 725. defects in, not ground for quashing order, 725. witnesses, how compelled to attend, 725. depositions to be kept, and furnished if required, 726. notice of chargeability and grounds of removal, sending, 726. no removal until twenty-one days after, 726. service of, when and how made, 726. signature of, by whom, 727. notice of chargeability, form of, 727. grounds of removal must give particulars of settlement, 727. evidence limited by, 728, 742. abandoning, 728. notice of abandonment, when and how given, 729. abandoned order not to be given in evidence, 729. costs upon, may be taxed out of sessions, 729. how recovered, 729. superseding, 729. 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