TRADE AND MANUFACTURES-(continued). by 5 Eliz. c. 4. called Statute of Apprentices, 8. provisions of it, 8 to 11. object of the legislature, 11. impolicy of the provisions, 11 to 23. [duly stamped, 54. prohibits persons from setting up certain trades and manufactures who no penalty for acting as a journeyman, only for employing, 113, 127. certain particular trades, 114. apprentices who have discovered two offenders in coining, 113, 4. marines, 114, soldiers, 114. pedlars and hawkers licensed, 114. general constructions of the statute, 114, 5. only extends to trades then in use, 115. only extends to trades and manufactures of skill, 116, 7. alphabetical list of, 117 to 121. Secondly what a using within the statute, 121 to 127. must be for profit, 121, 126, 7. a sale abroad of goods made here is, 121. partner not intermeddling is not, 121. principal not intermeddling, but employing journeymen, is not, 122. collateral trading, accessory to principal trade, is not, 123, 4, 130. by a widow, when not, 126. several distinct trades may be carried on by one who has served ap- single act of trading not within statute, 127. journeymen who have not served are not liable, 127. Thirdly-what kind of service as apprentice necessary. [126, 7. merely following the trade for seven years in any capacity, without following it partly as apprentice and partly as a journeyman, 128. following it abroad sufficient, when, 128. the seven years may be made out by disconnected service at different Fourthly-what are illegal employments of journeymen. [times, 128. illegal to employ one who has not served as an apprentice seven what [years, 113, 141, 129. TRADE AND MANUFACTURES-(continued). is within the act, 129, 130. employment of one who is bound as an apprentice, but insufficiently Fifthly-Mode of Proceeding for penalties. statute relating to, 131 to 135. penalties go half to the king and half to informer, 131. forty shillings a month, and only twelve months, and no costs, 130, 1. can only proceed in Courts at Westminster, when offences in [Middlesex, 135, by action and requisites of declarations, 136, 7. TURNING OVER-(see title "Assignment.") VILLAGE. trading in, is within statute Eliz. 122, 3. WARRANT. to levy penalty for not taking apprentice, 148. to seize disorderly apprentice by two justices, 1, 152. 8. Harding and Wright, Printers, St. John's Square, London, Published and Sold by W. CLARKE AND SONS, LAW BOOKSELLERS, PORTUGAL STREET. 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