Selected quad for the lemma: city_n

Word A	Word B	Word C	Word D	Occurrence	Frequency Band	MI	MI Band	Prominent
city_n	offender_n	shoot_v	unseasonable_a	21	3	16.5167	5	false

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ID	Title	Author	Corrected Date of Publication (TCP Date of Publication)	STC	Words	Pages
A34019	A briefe summary of the lavves and statutes of England so far forth as the same do concerne the office of justices of the peace, sheriffs, bayliffs, constables, churchwardens, and other officers and ministers of the commonwealth : together with divers other matters not onely acceptable for their rarity, but also very necessary for their great use and profit, for all persons, but especially for such as bear office in this common-wealth / collected by Nicholas Collyn ...	Collyn, Nicholas.	1655 (1655)	Wing C5397; ESTC R39835	73,691	214

convict killeth his Keeper and escapeth and is taken again and arraigned of Felony he shall not have his Clergy 22 Ed. 3 fol. 25. For frustra legis auxilium in vocat qui in legem committit A man indicted acknowledgeth the Felony and approveth and when the appeal appeareth the appealee prayeth his Clergy he shal not have his clergy He that is arraigned of any Felony whereof he might have his clergy if he stand mute or otherwise abuse himself so that he should be put to his pennance yet he shall not lose the benefit of his Clergy for he is not put from that by the Statute If a woman be arraigned of Felony if she can read she shal have her Clergy in all cases as if she were a man A man is arraigned of felony and prayeth his Clergy and cannot read he shall be committed to the Ordinary and after he hath judgment of death and then he prayeth his Clergy and can read he shall be committed to the Ordinary but it seemeth that that is at the discretion of the Justices A man taketh a church for Felony and will not confess the Felony to the Coroner and is drawn out of the Sanctuary and arraigned yet he shal have his Clergy if he can read A man is arraigned and prayeth his Clergy and can read and the Ordinary will not demand him yet he shal have his Clergy A man is abjured and taken again and yet it is demanded what he can say whereof he should not die and he prayeth his Clergy if he can read he shall have it In an appeal of Goods stolne the Defendant shall have his Clergy A man is arraigned of Felony and attainted and hath judgment of death and is delivered to the Goalor to be hanged and he prayeth his Clergy if he can read and there be an Ordinary to allow him he shal have his Clergy If the Ordinary keep a Clerk convict more easily or more streighly then he ought by the Law the King shall reform him and if he deny a Clerk ●n make his purgation where he may make his purgation by the Law the King shall compell him to suffer the prisoner to make his purgation If a Felon pray his Clergy when he may have it by Law and the Ordinary refuse him the Ordinary shal be ●m●rced and the prisoner shall be hanged FINIS An alehous keeper permitting any to continue drinking in 〈◊〉 house Nota. A drunkard Nota. ●owes and Arrows Arrow ●eads ●orfeit 〈…〉 s Ride or go armed Imbezel the Kings armour Recusants armour Artificers conspiring for the order of their work Nota. Lying in Wa●t 〈◊〉 break the Assize the 1 2 3 time he shall be amerced To whom and where a Badgers License shal be made Regrating or ingrossing of Bark At what time trees to be barked shal be felled VVho shall take order for Bastardy Refusing to perfo●m the order Nota. The punishment of the Mother Nota Quaere Nota. No Brewer shall be a Cooper The prices of Ale and Beer Nota. None shall sell drink to an alebouse keeper unlicensed Buggary Burglary Kill not weanling 5. Selling measled or morein flesh Souldier making away his horse or harness Absenting from the Musters Felony in Souldiers Certificate Not reparing to the Church Common fin Weights Measures Refusing to pay wages Linnen Cloth Conjuration or VVitchcraft where by any person is killed or lamed Declaring where things be hidden for procuring unlawul love First offence Second offence Prophesying VVhoought to be chosen Constables The duties of constable●s Escape Purveyor Labourers in Harvest Search for Rogues convey them to the house of correction Apprehend Rogues as be and punish them Outland sh Rogues Refusing to receive Rogues to convey them Nota Hedge break●rs Plague Drunk 〈…〉 Ale-house keepers Vnlawfull Games Poor children Apprentices Present Recusants VVatches set and kept Affray Highwaies Prisoners Maimed Souidiers Houses of correction The prizes of Vessels The contents of ale and beere Vessels Marking of Vessels Sope Vessels Diminishing of Vessels Seed corn Refusing to do his Office His fee. Inmates Eseape of a Murtherer Nota. Escheators see A place appointed for a hors-fair Nota. 〈…〉 be Seller must be 〈◊〉 ●own Taking Pheasants Partridges with snares Taking them in the night Destroying certain games and their egs Tracing Hares Taking Pheasants or Partridges with setting-dogs Note W 〈…〉 may take Pheasants Partridges when and where Selling of pheasant partridge Deer or Hare Hawking of Pheasant or patridges Keeping Grey-bounds setting dogs and nets Taking of Salmons Taking of spawn Salmons trouts out of season Nota. Destroying of any pools or fishings Concerning fish dayes and the eating of flesh in L●n● Degrees of Force Forcible Entry Forcible entry or forcible detaining of Lands Three years possession Each man shal help to remove force VVho is a Forestaller VVho is a Regrator VVho is an Ingrosser VVho may Regrate Ingrosse The punishment of the offender Live cattle Forestalling of hides Bark Wool Leather Against whom sureties of the good behaviour may be granted Keeping shooting in Guns c. The length of a handgun hag but demihake Who may take away the Gnn or Crosbow from the offender Shooting in a City or Market The master commanding the Servant to shoot Not● Every man may arrest an offender Hail shot Who may keep for shoot in guns Shooting at Fowles or hares Licence to shoot at hawks Hawking at unseasonable times Hawking in Corn. Taking Hawks or their egges out of anothers ground Take or fear hawks Bearing of English hawks Conceasing of hawks lost Taking herons Shooting at heronswith gun or bow By whom and when Surveyors shal be chosen six dayes Surveyor refusing his office The charge of a plow-land What is a plowland Two men instead of a carriage Cottager Casting soyle into the high-way Sluces to convey the water into the ditch How and by whom the said penalties shal be levyed and imployed The wayes shal be 200● foot broad Bridges Notae Nota. Nota. Horse-stealers Huy and Cry must be made Hunting Conies in the night in any Park or VVerren Quaerel Hunting in the night disguised Helony Trespass in Parks Buckstalls Keeping of grey hounds setting dog or Nets None shall hunt but he that hath sufficient living Notae Selling deer or bare Tracing or shooting at Hares Hunting in Corn. VVithin what time the offenders shal be sued Juror takeing reward to give his verdict No juror returned without his addition Gathering issues not due The sufficiency of jurors to enquire of forcible entry Sufficiency of jurors to enquire of a Riot Rout c. Nota. VVhat persons shall not be retained under a yeer Refusing to se ve 〈…〉 ing or taking wages contrary to the Statute Putting away a servant The Servant departing from his master Servants-shal not depart into o●aer towns without testimoniall No servant shall be relieved without shewing his testimoniall Counterfeit test monial Nota. Vndertaking work and not finishing it