The Magisterial Synopsis

CONSTABLES, p. 164-173; I. As to parochial constables, O.1-14; II. As
to county constables, O. 15-29; III. As to borough constables, O.
30-35; IV. As to special constables, O. 36-45; V. As to con-
stables on rivers, canals, &c., O. 46–51; VI. As to constables under
General Lighting and Watching Act, O. 52-54.

CORN RETURNS, p. 174, 175, 0.1—2.

COUNTY COURTS, p. 174, 175, O. 1—3.

CRUELTY TO ANIMALS, p. 174—177, O. 1—11.

DEAD BODIES, pp. 178, 179, O. 1—4.

DISSENTERS, pp. 178, 179, O. 1–4.

DISTRESS, pp. 180, 181, O. 1–5.

DOGS, pp. 180, 181, O. 1-3.

DRUNKENNESS, pp. 182, 183.

FIREWORKS, pp. 182, 183.

FISHERIES, p. 182-185, O. 1—13.

FRAMES, pp. 184, 185.

GAME, p. 186-197; I. Trespass in search of, O. 1-10; II. Killing without

certificate, O. 11-20; III. Killing on Sunday, &c. O. 21-22; IV.

Killing out of season, O. 23-28; V. Selling without certificate,

O. 29-30; VI. Buying, &c. unlawfully, O. 31-34; VII. Offences

by licensed dealers, &c. O. 35–42; VIII. Offences by occupiers, O.

43, 44; IX. Night-poaching, O. 45--47; X. Sporting without certifi-

cate, O. 48-51.

GAMING HOUSES, p. 196-199, 0.1—16.

GAOLS AND HOUSES OF CORRECTION, pp. 200, 201, O. 1—10.

GASS, pp. 200, 201.

GUNPOWDER, p. 200-203, 0. 1—3.

HARBOURS, DOCKS AND PIERS, pp. 202, 203.

HEALTH (PUBLIC) ACT, 1848, p. 202-207, O. 1–31.

HIGHWAYS, p. 208-219; I. Offences by surveyors, O. 1-17; II. Offences

by collector, O. 19-23; III. Offences by owners and drivers of carts,

&c. O. 24-39; IV. Nuisances, O. 40-69, V. Other offences,

0.70-73.

HORSE SLAUGHTERING, p. 220-223, O. 1-20.

LARCENY, p. 226–235; I. Of animals, O. 1-19; II. Of trees, fences, &c.

O. 20-30; III. Accessories and receivers, O. 31, 32.

LIGHTING AND WATCHING Aст, pp. 234, 235, O. 1—7.

LOTTERIES, pp. 236, 237, O. 1—4.

MALICIOUS INJURIES, p. 236-241; I. To trees, plants, fences, &c. O. 1—8;

II. To any other property, O. 9; III. Accessories, O. 10.

MANUFACTURES, &c. p. 240-253; I. As to artificers, manufacturers, miners,

&c. O. 1-9; II. As to workmen in the cotton, fustian, hat, linen,

woollen, flax, hemp, mohair, silk, fur, leather, or iron manufactures,

and dyers, O. 10-32; III. As to workmen in the cotton, flax, linen,

mohair, silk, or woollen hosiery manufactures, O. 33-49; IV. As to

certain trades in particular, N. 153, p. 252; V. Regulations as to

mines, O. 50-57.

MARKETS AND FAIRS, pp. 254, 255.

MASTER AND SERVANT, p. 254-259; I. As to false characters of servants,
O. 1-9; II. As to misbehaviour by servants in husbandry, &c. and
masters, O. 10-17.

MILITARY LAW, p. 258-261, O. 1—13.

NAVIGABLE RIVERS AND CANALS, pp. 260, 261, 0. 1—4.

NUISANCES AND DISEASES PREVENTION ACT, 1848, p. 260–263, O.1—5.

OVERSEERS, OFFENCES BY, p. 262-265; Constables Act, O. 1-5; Jurors Act,
County Rating Acts, O. 6-9; Lunatics, O. 10-12.

PASSENGERS ACT, see "Steam Navigation."

PAVING, DRAINING, CLEANSING, LIGHTING AND IMPROVING TOwNs, pp. 264,

265.

PAWNBROKERS, p. 264-269; I. Offences by pawnbrokers, O. 1-23; II. Ille-
gal pawning, forging duplicates, &c. O. 24-28.

POLICE OF TOWNS, pp. 268, 269.

POOR, p. 268-281; I. Offences by overseers, &c. 0.1-37; II. Offences by

workhouse master, &c. O. 38-47; III. Offences in workhouse, &c.

O. 48-63.