Selected quad for the lemma: peace_n

Word A	Word B	Word C	Word D	Occurrence	Frequency Band	MI	MI Band	Prominent
peace_n	behaviour_n	good_a	surety_n	2,051	5	11.1158	5	false

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ID	Title	Author	Corrected Date of Publication (TCP Date of Publication)	STC	Words	Pages
B03315	An abstract of those laws commanded by the Queen's most excellent Majesty, to be put in speedy execution by her Majesty's most gracious and pious letter (lately sent to the justices of the peace of the county of Middlesex) met at their general quarter-sessions by adjournment, Friday, the 10th of July, 1691. Published for the ease and direction of the several and respective officers in the performance of their duty.	England and Wales. Laws, etc.	1691 (1691)	Wing E871; ESTC R236481	4,223	2

Ale-house-keeper Victualler or Taverner suffer any Person wheresoever his Habitation be to continue tipling in his House Two Witnesses or View 1 Jac. Cap. 4. 21 Jac. Cap. 7. 1 Car. Cap. 4. Twenty Shillings to be levied by distress and for want of satisfaction in six days to be sold restoring the Overplus and for want of distress to be committed till payment Townsmen or others which shall remain tipling in any Inn Ale-house or Victualling-House One Witness or View 4 Jac. Cap. 5. 21 Jac. Cap. 7. Three Shillings and Four Pence to be levied by distress after one Weeks neglect of payment or to sit in the Stocks four Hours The Constable for his neglect forfeits Ten Shillings ut supra These Statutes do prohibit all quaffing and drinking of Healths such Houses being solely appointed for the Accommodation of Travellers and for the Relief of the Poor 1 Car. Cap. 4. 21 Jac. Cap. 7. Every such Taverner and which shall suffer any Person whatsoever to tipple in his House contrary to the said Statutes shall be adjudged within the Statute 1 Jac. cap. 9. Swearing and Cursing     If any Person shall prophane swear or curse in the Hearing of a Justice of Peace Mayor c. or be convicted of such swearing by Two Witnesses or confession of the Party 21 Jac. Cap. 20. 3 Car. Cap. 4. 17 Car. Cap. 4. He shall forfeit for every such offence to the Use of the Poor one Shilling every Justice Head-Officer c. may command the Constables c. to levy the same by distress and for want of distress the Offender being above the Age of Twelve Years shall be set in the Stocks Three Hours if under Twelve Years old and shall not pay the said Twelve Pence he shall be whipp'd by the Constable by warrant of the Justice or by the Parent or M●ster in the Presence of the Constable Every Offence against this Act must be proved within 20 days after the Offence committed Lewd and disorderly Practices     Keeping of Baudy-houses c. is against the Law of God on which our common Law in this Case is grounded Therefore the Keeper of Houses of Baudery and Incontinence Cok. 3. Instit 11 Hen. 6. Cap. 1. 1 Hen. 7. Cap. 6. Are to be punished being a common Nusance by Indictment at Common Law by Fine and Imprisonment Resorters and frequenters of Baudy-houses 13 Hen. 7. Cap. 6. To be bound with Sureties to the Good Behaviour Adultery c. and all Acts of Baudery are B●●●●●es of the Peace 27 Hen. 8. Cap. … For which an Indictment will lie 〈◊〉 a Constable c. has notice that a Wo●●● is in Adultery c. with a Man or that a Man and Woman of evil fame are gone to a ●●spected House Cok. 3. Instit Dalt Cap. 35. He may take help with him and if he find them so he may carry them to Prison or to a Justice to be bound over and prosecuted Strangers or others that are suspicious th●t walk by night especially if they haunt lewd Houses or keep lewd Company or commit Outrages 13 Hen. 7. Cap. 10. To find sufficient Sureties for the Good Behaviour Idlers that refuse to work and disorderly Persons 7 Jac. Cap. 4. 39 Eliz. Cap. 4. To be committed to the House of Correction Wandring Rogues c. 43 Eliz. Cap. 2. To be whipp'd and sent to the Place of Birth If the Constable punish them not 4 Hen. 7. Cap. 12. He forfeits Ten Shillings to be levied by a Warrant from Two Justices Such as shall not apprehend Rogues c. being at their doors Two Witnesses or Confession 39 Eliz. Cap. 4. 1 Jac. Cap. 7. Ten Shillings to be levied ut supra Every Constable who does not punish such as are brought to him   Twenty Shillings to be levied ut supra Such as disturb the Punishment of Rogues c. 39 Eliz. Cap. 4. Five Pounds to be levied by Distress and bound to the Good Behaviour by Two Justices Quorum un Officers remiss in punishing of Rogues c.   Ten Pounds to be levied by distress and sale ut suprae Such as run away and leave their Charge upon the Parish 7 Jac. Cap. 4. To be punished as Rogues c. Such as threaten to run away Two Witnesses   To be sent to Bridewell or give security to discharge the Parish If any Woman shall have a Bastard Child which may be chargeable to the Parish 7 Jac. Cap. 4. Bridewell for one Year to be sent by Two Justices and bound not to offend so again Keepers of Play-houses and unlawful Games Upon View 33 Hen. 8. Cap. 9. Forty Shillings and Imprisonment until he be come bound by Recognizance to keep no more Such as play in such Houses Upon View   Imprisonment until he be bound to play no more and to pay six Shillings and eight Pence to be recovered in Quarter-Sessions Such as out of Christmas shall play at unlawful Games any where 31 Eliz. Cap. 5. Imprisonment and bound to the King to play no more Twenty Shillings by Indictment in Quarter-Sessions All Licenses to keep Houses or Places of unlawful Games shall be void 2.3 Ph. M. Cap. 9.   LONDON Printed by Tho. Braddyll MDCXCI