Executors

PROCESS,

delivery of to sheriff, iii. 79
non omittas clause, ib.

return by sheriff, iii. 80
of exigent, iii. 81

in debt, detinue and replevin, ib.
against clergymen, ib.

in actions upon the case, iii. 85
to express true cause of action, iii. 86
against prisoners, iii. 87. 95. 211
when fifteen days between teste and
return unnecessary, iii. 88
not to be served on Lord's day, iii. 91
law and cases, ib. n (1)

execution within particular fran-
chises, iii. 108

unexecuted to be delivered to new
sheriff, iii. 109
criminal process, vi. 259
PROMISSORY NOTES, ii. 254. 256. See
Bills of Exchange

PUBLIC ACCOUNTS, iii. 23 y

PUBLIC STORES,

embezzlement, vi. 65. 85

PURVEYANCE, i. 208

REAL ACTIONS.-continued.
writs of entry, iv. 136

for recovery of advowsons, iv. 138
waste, iv. 140, 143

voucher to warranty, iv. 142
summons and attachments, iv. 144
essoigns, ib.

juris utrum, iv. 145
benefices, iv. 145

novel disseisin, iv. 146, 148
reversioners, ib.

limitation of time for bringing actions,
iv. 147

pleading, iv. 149

uniformity of common prayer, v. 12
administration of sacraments, ib.
penalty for not attending church, v.
17

Popish recusants, v. 19, 22

Papists disabled from sitting in parlia-
ment, v. 26

dissenters exempted from penalties, v.
31, 37, 59

blasphemy and profaneness, v. 36
RENT. See Landlord and Tenant, and
Distress

RENTS CERTAIN, i. 207

REPEALED STATUTES, i. cxxix-cxlviii
REPLEVIN, iv. 150. See Landlord and
Tenant

RESIDENCE OF CLERGY, i. 79, 92, 97,
101

RESIGNATION OF ECCLESIASTICAL
PREFERMENTS, i. 150 ƒƒƒ

REVENUE. See Felony relating to the
Revenue, and Land Revenue

REVERSIONS, GRANTEES OF, i. 200
RIOT, v. 217

before the judges, v. 218

suppression of riots, v. 220, 221

inquiry by commission, v. 222

breaking down turnpikes, locks, wears,
&c. v. 249. 251, 252
preventing exportation of corn, v. 256.
268

injuries to collieries, v. 258. 270
injuries to machinery, vessels, &c. v.
263. 268. 277.280

law and cases, v. 217. 278. See Ma-
licious Injuries to Property
RIVERS AND NAVIGATION, viii. 158.
See Navigation

ROBBERY. See Larceny, &c.
ROLLS COURT. See Courts of Equity
ROMAN CATHOLICS

relieved from disabilities, viii. 41. 46.
54.59 a

dissenting ministers

masters, viii. 43

and school-

SAVINGS BANKS.-continued.`

treasurer, &c. not to derive any be
nefit from the institution, ii. 370
treasurers, &c. intrusted with re-
ceipts or money to give security,
ib.

effects of institution vested in trustees
for time being, ib.

liability of trustees, &c. ii. 371
treasurer, &c. to account and deliver
up effects when required, ib.
trustees shall invest money in bank of
England or Ireland only, ib.
not to prevent depositors withdraw-
ing their money, ib.
trustees employed to pay into bank of
England or Ireland any sum not
less than 50l. to account of com-
missioners for reduction of na-
tional debt, ib.

previous to payments, an order of two
trustees to be produced, ii. 372
not to prevent trustees receiving mo-
ney to be employed any other way,

ib.

central banks may invest the money
of branch banks, ib.

penalties on false declaration to ob-
tain receipts, ib.

money paid on savings banks account,
to be invested in bank annuities
or exchequer bills, ib.

on payment of money into bank to
account of national debt com-
missioners, their officers shall
give receipt for the same carry-
ing interest at two and a half per
cent. per diem, ih.

interest to be calculated half-yearly to
20th November and 20th May,
and carried to account as addi-
tional principal, ii. 373

no interest on fractional parts of a
pound, ib.

interest may be calculated twice a

year, and carried to credit of de-
positors as principal, ib.

before drawing money trustees shall
sign appointment of agent to re-
ceive the same, which appoint-
ment shall be deposited with com-
missioners, ii. 374

appointments may be revoked and
others granted, ib.

trustees may draw for whole or part of
any sum placed to their account,
by drafts on commissioners,which
shall be indorsed by their officer
with interest added thereto and
paid by cashiers of the bank,
ib.

drafts above 50007. to be signed by four
trustees and attested by separate
witnesses, ii. 375

draft for 10,000l. not to be paid until
after fourteen days, ii. 375

orders for more than 10,0001. for same
bank, not to be issued in one day,

ib.

SAVINGS BANKS.-continued.
trustees appearing in person may re
ceive payments, ii. 375

trustees, &c. to ascertain amount of
surplus fund, and appropriate it,
ib.

from 20th November, 1828, surplus to
be paid to national debt commis-
sioners, ii. 376

interest not to exceed 24 per cent. per
diem, ib.

savings of minors may be invested, ib.
deposits of married women, ib.
charitable societies may invest sums
not exceeding 1007. per annum, or
3001. in all, ib.

friendly societies may subscribe any
portion of their funds into savings
banks, ii. 377

proviso, ib.

receipt of treasurer of friendly society
or charitable institution deemed
sufficient discharge, ib.
members of friendly societies not lia-
ble to disability, by subscribing
to any other institution under this
act, ib.

regulations, &c. of this act extended
to payments, &c. under 59 G. 3.
c. 128. ib.

no sum to be subscribed without name
and profession of depositor, ib.
persons allowed to subscribe as trustees
on behalf of others, ii. 378
subscribers shall subscribe to one sa-
vings bank only, ib.

declaration to be made at time of sub-
scription, ib.

penalty of false declaration, forfeiture

of deposit to sinking fund, ib.
declarations shall be filed, ib.
trustees not to receive from one depo-

sitor more than 301. in one year,
or than 1507. in all, ib.
when deposit and interest amount to
2001. interest to cease, ii. 379
not to affect deposits of 2001. at pas-
sing of this act, ib.

trustees not to receive from persons
whose deposits amount to 1507.
ib.
depositors may withdraw their deposits

and subscribe again, but not more
than 307. in one year, ib.
deposits may be withdrawn from one
savings bank and deposited in
another, ib.

depositor dying leaving any sum ex-
ceeding 501. the same need not be
paid until after administration, ii.
380
no duty to be paid on probate where
the estate is under 601. ib.
certificate of amount and value of de-
positor's interest to be produced
claiming probate, &c. ii. 380
administration bonds, &c. for effects
under 50%. exempt from stamp
duty, ib.

SAVINGS BANKS.-continued.

where effects of a person dying intes-
tate do not exceed 501. they may
be divided according to rules of
institutions, ii. 380

payment to persons appearing next
of kin, declared valid, ib.

remedy for next of kin, ii. 381
payments under probates of wills, &c.
appearing to be in force, shall be
valid, ib.

powers of attorney and given by trus-
tees or depositors, not liable to
stamp duty, ib.
disputes arising to be referred to arbi-
trators, and in case of their not
agreeing to be settled by a barris-
ter, ib.

trustees of banks shall make up an-
nually accounts of their progress,
&c. and transmit them to national
debt commissioners, ib.

if trustees neglect to transmit such
accounts, &c. commissioners may
close their account, ii. 382
a duplicate of account shall be affixed
in savings bank office, ib.
accounts to be laid annually before
parliament by national debt com-
missioners, ib.

savings banks to compute interest to
20th November and 20th May,
half yearly or yearly, ib.
commissioners may purchase exche-
quer bills, ii. 383

comptroller-general to certify to the
treasury quarterly, the amount of
principal and interest paid for
exchequer bills, ib.

three per cent. annuities created by
purchase of exchequer bills to
be chargeable upon consolidated
fund, ii. 384

exchequer bills to be delivered to pay-
master of exchequer bills, to be
cancelled, ib.

commissioners may sell any part of
bank annuities, ib.

treasury may issue exchequer bills on
application of national debt com-
missioners for payment to savings
banks, ib.

banks of England or Ireland may
make advances to commissioners
upon such exchequer bills, ib.
how such exchequer bills shall be paid
off by national debt commission-
ers, ii. 385

regulations to be observed when such

bills are paid off by advances
from sinking fund, ib.
national debt commissioners may keep
a balance in bank of England for
drafts which may be drawn, ib.
receipts, &c. shall be in form, ap-
proved by commissioners, ii. 386
indemnity to commissioners and
banks of England and Ireland,

ib.

left abroad, ii. 150

recovery of wages of merchant seamen,
ii. 155

bastards of dying intestate, ii. 158
payment of wages of, ii. 165
wills of, ii. 165

letters of attorney by, ii. 165

deserting from merchant vessels, ii.
221 (43)

punishment for disturbances, vi. 67,70
wages, ii. 221 (376)

limitation of actions, for, i. 236
SEDUCING ARTIFICERS, vi. 170
SEDITIOUS MEETINGS, viii. 167-182
regulations, penalties and punish-
ments, vi. 172, 188

repeal of statutes and parts of statutes,
vi. 188 a See Artificers
SERGEANT AT LAW, iii. 20
SERVANTS,

servants employed in trades and ma-

nufactures, viii. 182, 183. 188.193.
203, 204. 206. 245
negligently setting fire to houses, viii.
184

combinations of, viii. 184. 187. 193.
203, 204. 206. 227

combination laws consolidated, viii.
251 m

wages, viii. 184. 187. 193. 203, 204.
244, 245. 248

recovery of penalties, viii. 206
counterfeiting certificates of charac-
ters of servants, viii. 226
forms of conviction, viii. 238
regulation of cotton factories, viii. 246,
247

preservation of health of young per-

sons, viii. 246, 217. 251 a
disputes between masters and servants,
viii. 222. 239. 251. 251 6. 251 y

SESSIONS,

residences of justices, viii. 251 z
time of holding, ib.
division of court, viii. 252

petty sessions, (Ireland,) viii. 255 a
Westminster sessions, viii. 225 ƒ

notes

regulation of in harbours, ii. 141
power of lords of treasury, to restore
seizures, it. 148

built at Malta, Gibraltar, and Heligo-
land, ii. 161

repeal of former acts relative to the
registries, ii. 221 (46)

new regulations relative to registries,
ib.

regulation of, relative to carriage of
passengers to foreign parts, ii.
221 (76)

to Ireland, ii. 221 (82)
SHIPPING,

encouragement of, ii. 53. 221 (255)
law relative to, ii. 52. 56. 59. notes
SHIP-OWNERS,

acts relative to, ii. 51. 221 (457). 80.
86

when answerable for acts of masters,
ii. 86. 98

frauds committed on, ii. 124
responsibility of, ii. 133

preventing frauds on, ii. 168. 181
SHIPWRECKED GOODS,

stealing of, ii. 81

SIMONY, i. 41. 59. 64

SLAVE TRADE. See Felony relative to
the Slave Trade

seducing to mutiny, v. 115

punishment for offences committed
beyond seas, v. 134

SOLICITORS. See Attornies

SPIRITUAL PERSONS, i. 29. 39. 45
holding farms, i. 121 (Ireland)
trading, i. 150 u

agreeing to resign exempted from pe-
nalties, i. 150 y y. 150 ƒƒƒ See
Benefices, Bishops, Deacons, Chap
lains, and Curates

See Ecclesiastical Courts

SPRING GUNS AND MEN TRAPS,
persons setting in certain cases liable
to misdemeanor, vii. 268

STAGE COACHES,

regulations relative to outside passen.
gers, viii, 261

acts relative to. ii. 51, 221 (457)
with plantations, ii. 51, 71

regulation of, between America and
West Indies, ii. 204. 214, 221 (5)
consolidation of laws relative to trade
in the East Indies, ii. 221 (64)
goods consigned to factors and agents
liable to lien, &c. ii. 221 (75)

of colonies in America and West Indies
221 (106)

of British possessions abroad, 221
(286)

of the Isle of Man, 221 (309). See
Ships, Ship Owners, Navigation,
Insurance, &c.

TRADING COMPANIES, ii, 221 (121)
TRANSFER OF STOCK,

persons equitably and beneficially in-
terested relieved, ii. 337

infants, ii. 339, 340

mutual transfer of English and Irish
stock, ii. 341 a

TRANSPORTATION, vi. 287

TREES. See Malicious Injuries to Pro-
perty
TREASON, &c.

offences adjudged treason, v. 61. 66. 84
forfeiture of lands, v. 62

compassing death of the king, &c.
v. 63

succession to Henry 8. v. 65

when committed by a lunatick, v. 68
trial by commission of oyer and ter-
miner, v. 70

trial for treasons committed out of the
kingdom, v. 72

repeal of old statutes, v. 72. 81
punishment of, v. 78

forging coin or counterfeiting sign
manual, v. 82

reversal of attainder, v. 88
regulation of trials, v. 89. 129
bindering succession to the crown, v.
92, 94

for corresponding with enemies or
raising mutiny, &c. v. 93. 103.

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