The second volume conteyninge those statutes whiche haue ben made in the tyme of the most victorious reigne of our most gracious soveragine lorde Kyng Henry the Eyght — Laws, etc.

Author: England and Wales.1543

❧ THE Second Volume conteyninge those Statutes, vvhiche haue ben made in the tyme of the most victorious reigne of our most gracious soueraigne lorde kyng Henry the Eyght. ❧

❧ LONDINI in aedibus Thomae Bertheleti Typographi regii excus. ANNO verbi incarnati. M.D.XLIII.

CVM priuilegio ad imprimendum solum⸫

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THE TABLE.

ABiuration. Anno. 21. H. 8. c. 2. Et. 22. c. 14. Et. 25. c 14. Et. 28 c. 1.
Abiured persons. 32. c. 12.
Abolishyng of dyuersity of opinions. 31. c. 14.
Accompt. 23. c. 15.
Accompt of bysshoppes. 32. c. 22.
Acquitaunces. 1. c. 3. Et. 33. c. 39.
Actes of parlyament. 28. c. 17.
Accusours of heresy. 31. c. 14.
Actions popular. 1. c. 4. Et. 7. c. 3.
Action vpon the case. 23. c. 15.
Administratours. 32. c. 37.
Admirall. 3. c. 5. Et. 27. c. 4. Et. 28. c. 15. Et. 32. c. 14.
Aduouson. 7. c. 4.
Aegyptians. 22. c. 10.
Aged, poore, and impotent persons. 22. c. 12. Et 31. c. 7.
Alebruers. 23 c. 4.
Alienation. 14. &. 15. c. 14. Et. 32. c. 36.
Aliens borne 32. c. 16.
Allottyng of townshyps in Wales. 28. c. 3. Et. 31. c. 11.
Almes. 22. c. 12.
Ambassadour. 14. &. 15. c. 4.
Amending of bridges. 22. c. 5.
Annates. 25. c. 20.
Anothomy. 32. c. 42.
Anoysance. 22. c. 5.
Anual rent. 26. c. 3.
Answeryng vndirectly. 25. c. 3. Et. 32. c. 3.
Apparel. 1. c. 14. Et. 6. c. 1. Et. 7. c. 7. Et. 24. [...]3
Appele. 23. c. 9.
Appele to the courte of Rome. 24. c. 12. Et. 25. c. 19.
Apprentises. 7. c. 6. Et. 14. &. 15. c. 2. &. 3. Et. 21 c. 7. 16. &. 21. Et. 22 c. 4. Et. 28. c. 5. Et. 32. c. 16.
Archebyshop. 21. c. 13. Et. 23. c. 9. Et. 24. c. 12. Et. 26. c. 3. &. 14. Et. 28. c. 16. Et. 32. c. 15.
Archebyshop of Canterbury. 6. c. 17. Et. 25. c. 21. Et. 28. c. 16. Et. 33. c. 31.
Archebyshop of Yorke. 25. c. 21. Et. 27. c. 24.
Archedeaconry of Rychemond. 26. c. 15. Et. 33. c. 31.
Arches. 23. c. 8. Et. 24. c. 12.
Archery 3. c. 3 Et. 6. c. 2. Et. 33. c. 9.
Armes. 33. c. 14.
Arrerages. 32. c. 37.
Artificers 4. c. 5. Et. 6. c. 3.
Artificers in London. 7 c 6.
Artificers straūgers. 14. &. 15. c. 2. Et. 21. c. 16. Et. 32. c. 16.
Assise 21. c. 3.
Assurance of the landes to the kynges highnes that belonged to religious houses. 31. c. 13.
Atteint 1. c. 11. Et. 23. c. 3. Et. 28. c. 9. Et. 31. c. 7. Et. 32. c. 2. Et. 33. c. 17.
Atteinder. 31. c 13.
Atteinder of high treason. 33. c. 20.
Atteinder of Elisabeth Barton with other. 25. c. 12.
Atteinder of queene Anne, and other. 28. c. 7.
Atteinder of queene Catharin. 33. c. 21.
Attourneys. 32. c. 30. Et 33. c. 17.
Audita querela. 23. c. 6.
Auditours. 33. c. 39.
Alnageours 3. c. 6. Et. 27. c. 12. Et. 33. c. 18.
Auncient custome. 23. c. 10.
Auoury. 7. c. 4. Et. 21. c. 19. Et. 32. c. 2. &. 37.
Auricular confession. 31. c. 14.

BAiliffes. 6. c. 7. Et. 14. &. 15. c. 2 Et. 21. c. 2. Et. 22. c. 5. 12. &. 14. Et. 23. c. 2. Et. 25 c. 1. Et. 33. c. 6. &. 9.
Bailiffe of husbandry. 6. c. 3.
Baker. 22. c. 13.
Balest for shyppes. 27. c. 18.
Barbour. 5. c. 6. Et. 32. c. 42.
Barell for biere and ale. 23. c. 4.
Barel of sope. 23. c. 4.
Bargaine. 21. c. 4. &. 13.
Barge. 6. c. 7.
Barre. 3. c. 12.
Bastard clothes. 3. c. 6.
Batable grounde. 23. c. 16.
Beames and weyghtes. 4. c. 7.
Beggars. 22. c. 12. Et. 27. c. 25. Et. 28. c. 6. Et. 31. c. 7. Et. 33. c. 17.
Bell metal. 33. c. 7.
Benefice. 21. c. 13. Et. 26. c. 14.
Beneficed persons. 28. c, 13.
Benefit of clergy 3. c. 5. Et. 4. c. 2. Et. 23. c. 1. &. 11. Et. 27. c. 4. &. 17. E. 28. c. 1. &. 2. Et. 32. c 3. &. 12. Et. 33. c. 8.
Berwike. 21. c. 6.
Bieng of tytles. 32. c. 9.
Bier of wollen clothes. 3. c. 6. Et. 6. c. 9.
Billes. 1. c. 3.
Biere bruers. 23. c. 4.
Byshoppes. 21. c. 13. Et. 26. c. 3. &. 14. Et. 28. c. 16. Et. 31. c. 9. Et. 32. c. 15.
Byshop of Chester. 33 c. 30.
Byshop of Couentre and Lichefielde. 33. c. 30.
Byshop of Duresme. 27. c. 24.
Byshop of Ely. 27. c. 24.
Byshop of London. 3. c. 11.
Byshop of Norewich. 26. c. 3. Et. 32. c. 47.
Bishop of Rome. 25. c. 19. &. 21. Et. 28. c. 10. &. 16.
Bishopriche of Chester. 33. c. 31.
Bishopriche of Man. 33, c. 31.
Blackewell hall. 14. &. 15. c. 1.
Bloudshed and malitious strikynges within the courte 33. c. 12.
Bodies politike. 31. c 13.
[Page] Bonets. 21. c. 9.
Bookes. 31. c. 14.
Bookes of taxes. 25. c. 21.
Botemen. 6. c. 7.
Bouchers. 21. c. 8. Et. 22. c. 6. Et. 24. c. 7. &. 9 Et. 25 c. 1. Et. 27. c. 9. Et. 33. c. 11.
Bowler. 3. c. 3. Et. 6. c. 2. Et. 33. c. 9.
Bowstaues. 3. c. 3. Et. 6. c. 2. & 11. Et. 33. c. 9.
Brasel. 24. c. 2.
Brasiers. 4. c. 7. Et. 33. c. 4.
Brasse, laten, and copper. 21. c. 10. Et. 28. c. 8. Et. 31. c. 7. Et. 33. c. 7.
Breede of horses. 27. c. 6. Et. 32. c. 13.
Breeder. 25. c. 1.
Brekyng of pryson. 23. c. 11.
Bridge. 1. c. 9. Et. 22. c. 5.
Bristow. 6. c. 18.
Britayne. 4. c. 1.
Brode clothes. 27. c. 12.
Brode white wollen clothes. 14. &. 15. c. 1.
Brogger. 25. c. 1.
Bruer. 22. c. 13.
Bruhouse. 21. c. 13.
Buggery. 25. c. 6. Et. 28. c. 1. &. 6. Et. 31. c. 7. Et 32. c. 3.
Bulles, breues, faculties, and dispensations. 28. c. 16.
Bullion. 1. c. 14. Et. 3. c. 1.
Bulwarkes & blockhouses. 4. c. 1. Et. 32. c. 48
Burgeses. 6. c. 16.
Burporte. 21. c. 12.
Butlarage. 1. c. 5.
Butte of malmesey. 23. c. 7.
Buttes. 3. c. 3. Et. 6. c. 2. Et. 33. c. 9.

CAbles. 21. c. 12. Et. 28. c. 8. Et. 31. c. 7. Et. 33. c. 17.
Caleys. 3. c. 5. Et. 14. &. 15. c. 14. Et. 21. c. 6 Et. 22. c. 7. Et. 25. c. 2. &. 10. Et. 33. c. 1.
Calendryng of worstedes. 5. c. 4. Et. 25. c. 5.
Calker. 6. c. 3.
Calues. 21. c. 8. Et. 24. c. 7. Et. 25. c. 1. Et. 27. c. 9.
Cambridge 3. c. 12. Et. 21. c. 16. Et. 24. c. 1. &. 3. Et. 32. c. 16. &. 23.
Canterbury. 6. c. 17.
Capitaines. 3. c. 4. &. 5. Et. 14. &. 15. c. 14. Et. 27. c. 14.
Cappes and hattes. 3. c. 15. Et. 21. c. 9. Et. 22. c. 1
Carder and spynner. 3 c. 6. Et. 6. c. 9.
Carpenel whites. 6. c. 9.
Caskes 23 c. 7.
Casket. 27. c 17. Et. 28. c. 2.
Castel of Douer. 32. c. 48.
Castelwardes. 32 c. 48.
Catholyke feith. 25. c. 21.
Cemitories. 32 c. 12.
Ceremonies. 25. c. 20. Et. 28. c. 10. Et. 32. c. 26.
Certificat. 14. &. 15. c. 4. &. 6. Et. 22. c. 7. Et. 26. c. 3. Et. 28. c. 9. Et. 31. c 14.
Chace. 31. c 12.
Challence. 23. c. 13. Et. 27. c. 4. Et. 28. c. 1. Et. 31 c. 14. Et. 33. c. 23.
Challenge peremptory. 25. c. 3. Et. 32. c. 3.
Champerty 32. c. 9.
Chauncellour of England. 5. c. 1. Et. 6. c. 10. Et. 21. c. 16. &. 20. Et. 23. c. 18. Et. 27. c. 4. 5. &. 11. Et. 28. c. 15. &. 16 Et. 32. c. 12. Et. 33. c. 23.
Chauncellour of the escheker. 25. c. 16.
Chauncellour of the court of Augmentations. 27. c. 27. Et. 32. c. 20. Et. 33. c. 39.
Chancellour of the fyrst fruictes 32. c. 45.
Chancellours of courtes. 33. c. 28.
Chancellours and Commissaries. 32. c. 15.
Chapleins. 21. c. 13.
Chapleins beneficed with cure. 25. c. 16. Et. 33. c. 28.
Chart. 6. c. 17.
Chauntrees 28. c. 11.
Chester. 23 c. 5.
Children borne beyond the sea made meere englysh. 33. c. 25.
Children to be reputed legittimat. 25. c. 21.
Christis religion. 32. c. 26.
Churches. 32. c. 12.
Churche way. 14. &. 15. c. 19.
Churchewardeyns. 23. c. 10.
Citations. 23. c. 9.
Ciuillaw. 23 c. 9.
Clergy of the realme. 27. c. 15.
Clerkes of the chauncery. 14. &. 15. c 8.
Clerkes of the pety bagge. 1. c. 8. Et. 3. c. 2. Et. 33. c. 22. & 39.
Clerkes of shyriffes 6. c. 13.
Clerke of the peace. 22. c. 12. Et. 27. c. 16.
Clerke of the staple. 23. c. 6.
Clerke of the lyueries. 33. c. 22.
Clerke of assises. 33. c. 24.
Clerke of the hanaper. 26. c. 3.
Clerkes of the sygnet and priuy seale. 27. c. 11.
Clerke of the market. 27. c. 24. Et. 32. c. 20.
Clerke conuicte. 23. c. 11.
Clerke within orders. 32. c. 3.
Clothes called vesses or set clothes. 14. &. 15. c. 11.
Clothes caryed out of this realme not fulled. 3. c. 7.
Clothes drawen or strayned. 3. c. 6.
Clothes of russet colour. 6. c. 9.
Clothes solde by measure. 3. c. 6.
Clothes white of. 4. li. and coloured of. 3. li. conueyed beyonde the sea vndressed. 27. c. 13. Et. 33. c. 19.
Clothiers. 1. c. 2. Et. 3. c. 6. Et. 5. c. 2. Et. 6. c. 8 & 9. Et. 22. c. 1. Et. 27. c. 12. Et. 33. c. 18.
Clothiers in Worcester shyre. 25. c. 18.
Coine. 1. c. 13.
Coiners. 14. &. 15. c. 12.
[Page] Collectours and Controllers of the Subsidy. 4. c. 6.
Collection of the tenth. 32. c. 22.
Coltes. 22. c. 7.
Colored woll or yarne. 3. c. 6. Et. 6. c. 9.
Commission. 31. c. 14. Et. 32. c. 15.
Commissioner. 3. c. 2. Et 31. c. 14.
Commissions of sewers. 6. c. 10. Et. 23. c. 5. Et. 25. c. 10.
Commission of oier and terminer. 33. c. 23.
Commissions of the marches. 26. c. 6.
Common place. 32. c. 20.
Communion in bothe kyndes. 31. c 13.
Compositions. 25. c. 21.
Comptroller. 22 c 7.
Concelement. 33. c. 21.
Condites in Gloucester. 33. c. 35.
Conies. 31. c. 12. Et. 32. c. 11.
Coniuracions. 33. c. 8.
Consecration of bysshops. 25 c. 20.
Constable. 4. c. 1. Et. 6. c. 7. Et. 21. c. 2. Et. 22. c 5. 12. &. 14. Et. 25. c. 1. Et. 27. c. 5. Et. 32. c. 12. Et. 33. c. 9.
Constable of the castel of Douer. 32. c. 48.
Constitutions. 25. c. 19. Et. 27. c. 15.
Counterfeytyng the kynges sygne manuel, priuy sygnet, or priuy seale. 27. c. 2.
Counterfeyt letters 33. c. 1.
Counterfeytynge of coyne. 22. c. 9.
Conueyaunces deuysed by syr Iohn Shelton knyght. 33. c. 26.
Conuocation. 24. c. 12. Et. 25. c. 19. Et. 27. c. 15.
Copy hold. 31. c. 13.
Copper. 21. c. 10. Et. 28. c. 8. Et. 31. c. 7. Et 33. c 7
Cordwayner. 3. c. 10 Et. 25. c. 7. Et. 14. &. 15. c. 9. Et. 21. c. 16. Et. 24. c. 1.
Cornwall. 3. c. 6. Et. 4. c. 1. Et. 23. c. 8. Et. 27. c. 23.
Coroner. 1. c. 7. Et. 21. c. 2. Et. 22. c 14. Et. 27. c 5. Et. 32. c 12. Et. 33. c. 12. &. 13.
Corsepresentes. 21. c. 6.
Costes recouered against playntyffes. 23. c. 15.
Costes not to be recouered. 24. c. 8.
Couenant. 23. c. 15.
Couert baron 32. c. 2.
County dayes. 32. c. 43. Et. 33 c. 13.
Coūties palantines. 1. c. 8. Et. 3. c. 2. Et. 33. c. 10.
Couentre 3 c. 8.
Coūty palantine of Chester. 32. c. 43. Et. 33. c. 13
County of mydd. 4. c. 4. Et. 6. c. 4.
County palantyne of Lancaster. 33. c. 22. &. 39.
Coupers. 14. &. 15. c. 2. Et. 23. c. 4.
Courte of Rome. 21. c. 13.
Court of the augmentations. 27. c. 27. Et. 31. c 5. Et 33 c. 37. 38. &. 39.
Court of the fyrst fruictes and tenth. 32. c. 45.
Court of the kynges wardes. 32. c. 46.
Court of surueiours. 33. c. 39.
Crosbowes. 3. c. 3. &. 13. Et. 6. c. 13. Et. 14. &. 15 c. 7. Et. 25. c. 17. Et. 33. c. 6.
Crosses. 33. c. 8.
Crowes and Choughes. 24. c. 10.
Curates. 31. c. 14.
Curriour. 3. c. 10. Et. 5. c. 7. Et. 24. c. 1.
Custome. 1. c. 5. Et. 14. &. 15. c. 4. Et. 22. c. 8. Et 27. c 14. Et. 32. c. 14.
Customers. 14. &. 15. c. 4. Et. 22. c. 7. Et. 27. c 14. Et. 33. c. 7.
Custos rotulorum. 22. c. 12. Et. 27. c. 16.

DAies of retourne 32. c. 21.
Dartmouth. 23. c. 8.
Deane 26. c. 3.
Deane and chapiter. 25. c. 20.
Deane of Paules. 3. c. 11.
Deane and chapiter of Lichefielde. 33. c. 30.
Decay of townes. 25. c. 13.
Deere. 32. c. 11.
Degrees of mariage prohibit by goddes lawe. 25. c. 22. Et. 28. c 7.
Delegacies. 25. c. 21.
Denbygh. 33. c. 13.
Denisen. 3 c. 7. Et. 22. c. 8. Et. 32. c. 16.
Denmarke. 1. c. 1.
Determination made by the clergy concernyng the pretensed maryage betwene the kynges hyghnes, and the lady Anne of Cleues, 32. c. 25.
Detinue. 23. c, 15.
Dette. 23. c. 15.
Dettes due to the kynge. 24. c. 8. Et. 33. c. 39.
Deuonshyre. 3. c. 6. Et. 5. c. 2. Et. 6. c. 8. Et. 23. c. 8. Et. 27. c. 23.
Diers. 24. c. 2.
Dieng of wollen clothes. 24. c. 2.
Diocese of Chester. 33. c. 31.
Discent. 3. c. 4. Et. 32. c. 33.
Disgradyng. 23. c. 1.
Disguisyng. 3. c. 9.
Dispensation. 21. c 13. Et. 25. c. 21.
Disseisin. 32. c. 33.
Distres. 4. c. 3. Et. 7. c. 4. Et. 21. c. 19. Et. 32 c. 37. Et 33. c. 39.
Doles. 22. c. 12.
Dooues and pigions. 24, c. 10.
Doulas. 21. c. 14. Et. 28, c. 4.
Dower. 27. c. 10. Et. 32. c. 1.
Drapery. 3. c. 7. Et. 22. c. 1.
Drapyng and making of wollen clothes. 3. c. 6.
Drouer. 25. c. 1.
Duchy of Lancaster. 27. c. 11. Et. 32. c. 20. Et. 33. c. 24. &. 33.
Dudley. 1. c. 12. &. 15.
Duke. 21. c. 13.

[Page]ECclesiasticall iudge. Anno. 28. cap. 10.
Egges of wyldfowle. 25. cap. 11.
Ely fayre. 25. c. 4.
Election of byshops. 25. c. 20.
Embracery. 32. c. 9.
Empson. 1. cap. 12. &. 15.
Englande imperyall. 24. cap. 12.
Enchauntementes. 33. c. 8.
Endytementes. 27. c. 24.
Englysheman. 1. c. 6.
Englyshmen sworne to foreyne princis. 14. & 15. cap. 4.
Englyshe shyppes. 32. c. 14.
Enrolment. 23. c. 6. Et. 25. c. 21.
Enrollement of bargaynes. 27. c. 16.
Entree. 23. c. 14. &. 15.
Erith. 22. c. 3.
Errours. 26. c. 1.
Escheker. 33. c. 39.
Eschetour. 1. c. 8. &. 10. Et 3. c. 2. Et. 33. c. 22.
Establyshment of the succession of the kynges royal maiesty. 25. c. 22. Et. 28. c. 7.
Estate. 27. c. 10.
Euidence. 1. c. 8. Et 3. c. 2.
Exactions in Hulle. 27. c. 3. Et. 33. c. 33.
Exactions in Wales. 27. c. 7.
Excester 31. c. 4.
Excommengement. 23. c. 3.
Exe the ryuer. 31. c. 4.
Execution for contentation of debtes. 32. c. 5.
Execution of statutes. 33. c. 10.
Executour. 21. c. 4. &. 5. Et. 25. c. 13.
Exigend. 4. c. 4. Et. 6. c. 4.
Exposition of the statute of fynes. 32. c. 36.
Exposition of the statute of shyppynge of clothes. 33. c. 19.

FAculties. 25. c. 21.
Fayres. 14 &. 15. c. 1.
Faires in Lyn 33. c. 34.
Falmouth. 23. c. 8.
Farthynges. 14. &. 15. c. 12.
Fees. 26. c. 3.
Felon. 21. c. 2.
Felony 1. c. 13. Et. 3. c. 1. &. 5. Et. 21. c. 7. Et. 22. c. 11. Et. 23 c. 11. &. 16. Et. 25. c. 6. Et. 28. c. 1. &. 2. Et. 31. c. 2. 12. &. 14. Et. 32. c. 6. &. 11. Et 33. c. 8. 12. &. 14.
Felowshyp of the Trinity. 5. c. 7.
Feoffement. 1. c. 15. Et. 3. c. 4. Et. 23. c. 10. Et. 31. c. 13 Et. 32. c. 28.
Feries. 6. c. 7. Et. 26. c. 5.
Fermes. 25. c. 13. Et. 32. c. 28.
Fermer. 25. c. 1
Fermes taken by spiritual men. 21. c. 13.
Fermers of spirituall persons. 26. c. 17.
Fesantes. 32. c. 8.
Filisour. 4. c. 4.
Fyne. 3. c. 4. Et. 32. c. 28. &. 36.
Fines and recoueryes. 31. c. 13.
Fines for alienation. 32. c. 1.
Fyrst fruictes. 25. c. 20. Et. 26. c. 3. Et. 27. c. 8. Et. 28. c. 11. Et. 32. c. 45.
Fishe. 1. c. 1. Et. 25. c. 4.
Fishe bought vpon or beyond the sea. 33. c. 2.
Fisher estraunger. 33. c. 2.
Fishgarthes. 23. c. 18.
Fishyng 31. c. 2.
Flax. 24. c. 4. Et. 28. c. 9. Et. 31. c. 7. Et. 33. c. 17
Flesh solde by weyght. 24. c. 3.
Flesh to be sold by retaile. 33. c. 11.
Fletchers. 33. c. 9.
Flint shyre. 33. c. 13.
Flockes. 3. c. 6.
Folding of clothes in Northwales. 33. c. 3.
Fordwiche 6. c. 17.
Forein pleas. 4. c. 2. Et. 22. c, 2. &. 14. Et. 31. c. 14. Et. 32. c. 3.
Forest. 31. c. 12.
Forest of Desne. 26. c. 5.
Forest in Wales. 27. c. 7.
Forstallyng. 25. c. 4.
Fourmedone. 32. c. 2.
Fowey 23 c. 8.
Fowles not comestible. 25. c. 11.
Fraight from London to dyuers portes of beyond the sea. 32. c 14.
Fraunchises 32. c. 20.
Free man of London. 14. &. 15. c. 1.
Fruictes of the vacation. 28. c. 11.
Fry of yeles and salmon. 25. c. 7.
Fuller. 3. c. 6. &. 7.

GAmes vnlaufull 33. c. 9.
Gaoles. 23. c. 2. Et. 28. c. 9. Et. 31. c. 7. Et 33. c. 17.
Gardian of spiritualties. 25. c. 21.
Gauelkynd. 31. c. 3.
Gauger. 23. c. 7. Et. 28. c. 14.
Gaugyng. 23. c. 7. Et 28. c. 14.
Geldyng. 22. c. 7. Et. 23. c. 16.
Gloucester. 33. c. 35.
Gores. 14. &. 15. c. 13. Et. 41. c. 18.
Gouernour of marchauntes. 14. &. 15. c. 4.
Gouernours of saintuaries. 32. c. 12.
Graduat. 14. &. 15. c. 5.
Graffers. 5. c. 1.
Grand maister dhostel du roy. 32. c. 39.
Grantees to take aduantage vpon the lessees. 32. c. 34.
Grasier. 25. c. 1.
Grotes. 14. &. 15. c. 12.
Guisnes. 14. &. 15. c. 14.

[Page]HAberdepois. Anno 24. c. 3.
Halfe angels. 14. &. 15. c. 12.
Halfe pence. 14. &. 15. c. 12.
Hammes. 14. &. 15. c. 14.
Hanaper. 26. c. 3.
Handgunnes. 6. c. 13. Et. 14. &. 15. c. 7. Et. 25. c. 17. Et. 33. c. 6.
Handy crafte. 21. c. 16.
Handy craftes men 22. c. 13.
Hauens and portes. 27. c. 23.
Hauen of Southhamton. 14. &. 15. c. 13.
Haukes egges or birdes. 31. c. 12. Et. 32. c. 11.
Head offycers. 4. c. 7. Et. 6. c. 2. &. 9. Et. 23. c. 4. &. 7. Et. 24. c. 13. &. 6. Et. 28. c. 14. Et. 33. c. 9.
Hearynges. 33 c. 2.
Hempe. 21. c. 12. Et. 24. c. 4. Et. 28. c. 9. Et. 31. c. 7. Et. 33. c. 17.
Heresy. 23. c. 9. Et. 25. c. 14. Et. 31. c. 8. &. 14.
Heriottis. 32. c. 1.
Hexam. 27. c. 25.
Hides vntanned. 27. c. 14.
High treason. 26. c. 13 Et. 27. c. 2. Et. 28. c. 7.
High wayes. 22. c. 5.
Hine. 6 c. 3.
Holow wares of pewter. 4. c. 7.
Honour of Hampton courte. 31. c. 5.
Honour of Ampthill. 33. c. 37.
Honour of Grafton. 33. c. 38.
Horsebred 32. c. 41.
Horses. 22. c. 7. Et. 23. c. 16. Et. 27. c. 6. Et. 28. c. 6. Et. 31. c. 7. Et. 32. c. 6. &. 13. Et. 33. c. 5 &. 17.
Horse, geldyng, or mare conueyed in to Scotland. 22. c. 7.
Hospitality. 21. c. 13.
Hospitals. 22. c. 12.
Hospital of s. Iohn̄s Hierusalem. 32. c. 24.
House of husbandry. 7. c. 1.
Houses decayed to be reedified. 32. c. 18. &. 19.
Humber. 23. c. 13.
Huntyng with couered or paynted face. 31. c. 12 Et 32. c. 11
Huntyng of the hare. 14. &. 15. c. 10.
Husbandry. 6. c. 5. Et. 7. c. 1. Et. 27. c. 22.

IDiottis. 32. c. 46.
Ieofayles 32. c. 30. Et. 33. c. 17.
Iewel of golde. 3. c. 1. Et. 27. c. 17.
Inclosure. 6. c. 5. Et. 27. c. 22.
Incontinency of pristes. 31. c. 14. Et. 32. c. 10.
Incumbent. 26. c. 3. Et. 28. c. 11
Inditementes. 6. c. 6.
Indulgences. 25. c. 21.
Infant. 32. c. 2.
Information. 1. c. 5.
Inholder. 32. c. 41.
Iniunction. 25. c. 21.
Imprisonment. 31. c. 14.
Inquestes. 1. c. 10. Et. 4. c. 2. Et 26. c. 4.
Inquisition. 1. c. 8. &. 12. Et. 3. c. 2. Et. 33. c. 39.
Intrusion. 26. c. 3.
Inuentory. 21. c. 5.
Inuocation of spirites. 33 c. 8.
Iointenantes. 31. c. 1. Et. 32. c. 32.
Ioyners. 14. &. 15. c. 2.
Iointer. 27. c. 10. Et. 32. c. 1.
Iourneyman. 14. &. 15. c. 2. Et. 28. c. 5.
Iron. 6. c. 3.
Iuges of the high courtes. 25. c. 16.
Iurour. 26. c. 4.
Iury. 1. c. 8. Et. 3. c. 2. Et. 4. c. 3. Et. 5. c. 5.
Iustyce to be ministred in Wales. 26. c. 6. Et. 27. c. 26.
Iustyces of assise. 1. c. 6. &. 7. Et. 32. c. 9. Et. 33. c. 1. 5. 9. &. 24.
Iustyces of forrestes. 32. c. 35. Et. 33. c. 38. &. 39
Iustyces of Northwales. 26. c. 6.
Iustices of peace, Quorum, and gaoldeliuery in Wales. 27. c. 5.
Iustyces of peace. 1. c. 6. 7. &. 8. Et. 3. c. 2. 3. 5. &. 9. Et. 4. c. 1. &. 7. Et 6. c. 2. 3. &. 7. Et. 14 &. 15. c. 6. 7. &. 8. Et. 22. c. 5. 9. 10. 11. 12. &. 14. Et. 23. c. 1. 2. 4. 8. 16 &. 18. Et. 24. c. 1. 3. 4 6. 7. 9. 10. &. 13. Et. 25. c. 1. 6. 7. 8. 11. 13. &. 14. Et. 26. c. 5. 6. &. 12. Et. 27. c. 7. 16. 20. 23 &. 24. Et. 28. c. 10. &. 14. Et. 31. c. 8. &. 14. Et. 32. c. 7. 13. 17. &. 41. Et. 33. c. 1. 5. 6. 9. &. 10.

KEndal clothes. Anno. 3. c. 6. &. 6. c. 9.
Kent. 31 c. 3.
Kepers of feries. 26. c. 5.
Keper of the priuy seale 21. c. 20.
Kersey. 27. c. 12. Et. 33. c. 18.
Killyng a thiefe. 24. c. 5.
Killyng of calues and weinlynges. 21. c. 8. Et. 28. c. 8. Et. 33 c. 17.
Kynges benche. 6. c. 6.
Kyngston vpon Hull. 27. c. 3. Et. 33. c. 33.
Knightes seruyce. 32. c. 1.
Knightes of shyres. 6. c. 16. Et. 27. c. 26.
Knyghtes of the Rhodes. 32. c. 24.

LAborers 4. c. 5. Et. 6. c. 3.
Lady Anne Bolein. 28. c. 7.
Lady Anne of Cleue. 32. c. 25.
Lambes. 25. c. 13.
Landes that belonged to religious houses. 31. c. 13.
Landes gyuen by the kynges letters patentes. 31. c. 13.
Landes disposed by wyll or testament. 32. c. 1.
Landes customable or partible. 32. c. 29.
Laten. 21. c. 10.
Lawes vsed in wales. 27. c. 26.
Lay mettall. 4. c. 7.
[Page] Leases. 21. c. 15. Et. 27. c. 27. Et. 31. c. 13. Et. 32. c. 16. &. 28. Et. 33. c 37. 38. &. 39.
Leases of hospitals, colleges, and corporations. 33. c. 27.
Leden hall. 24. c. 1.
Lether. 3. c 10. Et. 5 c. 7. Et. 24. c. 1. Et. 27. c. 14
Letters of institution. 26. c. 3.
Letters patentes. 1 c. 9. Et. 3. c. 2. Et. 4. c. 7. Et. 6. c. 15. Et. 21. c. 17. Et. 26. c. 14. Et. 27. c. 24. Et. 28. c. 7. Et 31. c. 9. Et. 32. c. 16. 20. 26. &. 27. Et. 33. c. 21. &. 39
Liberties. 27. c. 24. Et. 32. c. 20.
Lycence. 1. c. 13. Et. 3. c. 1. &. 3. Et. 6. c. 16. Et. 7. c. 2. Et. 22. c. 7. Et. 25. c. 2. &. 21.
Limitation. 32. c. 2.
Limittes and boundes of the kynges howse. 33. c. 12.
Linne. 14. &. 15. c. 3. Et. 21. c. 27. Et. 26. c. 9. &. 16. Et. 33. c. 34.
Lin seede. 24. c. 4.
Linnen draper. 21. c. 14.
Liuery. 1. c. 12. Et. 32. c. 1. Et. 33. c. 22.
Liuery and season. 27. c. 10.
Lockeram. 21. c. 14. Et. 28. c, 4.
London. 1. c. 5 Et. 3. c. 7. 8. 10. &. 14. Et. 4. c. 3. 4. & 7. Et 5. c. 5. &. 7. Et. 6. c. 4. Et. 14. &. 15. c. 2. &. 5. Et. 21. c. 16. Et 23. c. 4. &. 6. Et. 24. c. 1. Et. 27. c. 24. Et. 32. c. 7. &. 20. Et. 33. c. 6.
Longbowes. 33. c 9.
Lord great maister. 32. c. 39.
Lorde president and counsayle of the marches. 26. c. 4.
Lordshyp marchers. 26. c. 6. Et. 27. c. 26.
Lunacy. 33. c. 20.

MAdnes. Anno. 33. c. 20.
Mainteinaunce. 32. c. 9.
Maitenaunce of tyllage. 25. c. 13.
Maire. 3. c. 14. Et. 4. c. 1. Et. 21. c. 2. Et. 22 c. 12. &. 14. Et. 24. c. 4. Et. 25. c. 1. Et. 31. c. 14. Et. 33. c. 9. &. 24.
Maire of London. 3. c. 14. Et. 6. c. 7. Et 25. c. 8. Et. 32. c. 17.
Maire and constable of the staple. 23. c. 6.
Maister of the kynges horses 22. c. 7.
Maister of the rolles. 14. &. 15. c. 8.
Maister of the liueries. 32. c. 46. Et. 33. c. 22.
Maister of the wardes. 32. c. 46. Et. 33. c. 22.
Maister of the woodes. 33. c. 39.
Maister and Mistres. 27. c. 17.
Makers of crosebowes. 33 c. 6.
Manchester 33. c. 15.
Marchantes. 1 c. 6. Et. 4. c. 5. Et. 21. c. 18. &. 21 Et. 23. c. 7. Et 24. c. 6. Et. 32. c. 14.
Marchantes straungers. 6. c. 11. Et. 14. &. 15. c 1. Et. 22. c. 1. &. 8. Et. 32. c. 14.
Marches of Caleys. 6. c. 10
Mares. 22. c. 7. Et. 23. c. 16. Et. 27. c. 6. Et. 28. c. 6. Et. 31. c. 7. Et. 33. c. 17.
Mariages. 25. c. 21. Et 32. c. 38.
Mariners. 32. c. 14.
Marke. 3. c. 15. Et. 5. c. 2. Et. 6. c. 8. &. 9. Et. 14 &. 15. c. 2. Et. 27. c. 12.
Markettes. 5. c. 7.
Marshalsey court. 33. c 12.
Metropolitane. 25. c. 20.
Milles. 6. c. 17. Et. 23. c. 5.
Minours. 6. c. 3.
Misauenture. 1. c. 7.
Mispleadyng. 32. c. 30. Et. 33. c. 17.
Misprision of treason. 25. c. 22. Et. 33. c. 21.
Money. 1. c. 13. Et. 3. c. 1.
Mortuaries. 21. c. 6.
Motes. 31. c. 2.
Muet. 25. c. 3. Et. 28. c. 1. Et. 32. c. 3.
Mummers. 3. c. 9.
Murder. 4. c. 2. Et. 32. c. 12.
Mynt. 14. &. 15. c. 12.

NAgges. Anno. 27. c. 6.
Nauy. 7. c. 2. Et. 23. c. 7. Et. 32. c. 14.
Nette. 24 c. 10. Et. 25. c. 7. &. 11.
Newcastell. 21. c. 18.
Nomination of. 32. persons. 27. c. 15.
Nonsuite. 23. c. 15. Et. 24. c. 8.
Norfolke. 21. c. 21.
Norffolke wolles. 6. c. 12.
Northern whites. 14. &. 15. c. 1.
Norwiche. 5 c. 4. Et. 14. &. 15. c. 3. Et. 21. c. 21. Et. 23. c. 10. Et. 25. c. 5. Et. 26. c. 8. &. 16.

OBligation. 23. c. 6. Et. 26. c. 3.
Offerynges. 27. c. 20. Et. 32 c. 7.
Offyce. 1 c. 8 &. 10. Et. 3. c. 2. Et. 33. c. 22.
Officer of the esc [...]quer. 26. c. 3.
Offycers and ministers of blockehouses and bulwarkes. 32. c. 43.
Officers in Berwike, Caleys, and the marches 32. c. 27.
Officials. 32. c. 15.
Oiles. 3. c. 14.
Opinions. 32 c. 26.
Orders. 23. c. 1. &. 11. Et. 28. c. 1. Et. 32. c. 3.
Ordinary 21. c. 5. Et 23. c. 1. &. 11. Et. 25. c. 14. Et. 26. c. 12. Et. 27. c. 20. Et. 31. c. 14. Et. 32. c. 7.
Oswaldbecke 32. c. 29.
Othe. 1 c. 8. Et. 3. c. 2. Et. 14. &. 15 c. 3. Et. 21 c. 16. &. 21. Et. 22. c. 7. Et. 23 c. 3. Et. 25. c. 20. Et. 26. c. 2. 4. &. 13. Et. 28. c. 7. &. 10.
Ouse. 23. c. 18.
Outlaury. 4. c. 4. Et. 6. c. 4. Et. 23. c. 14. Et. 26. c. 13.
Out of the realme. 32. c. 2.
Oxforde. 3. c. 11. Et. 21. c. 16. Et. 24. c. 13. Et. 32. c. 16. &. 23.
Oxen, steeres, kyen. &c. 22. c. 7.

[Page]PAcker of lether. 27. c. 14.
Pall. 25. c. 20.
Palaice of Westminster. 28. c. 12.
Panels. 1. c. 11. Et. 3. c. 12. Et. 5. c. 5.
Pardon. 6. c. 18. Et. 28. c. 7. Et. 32. c. 25.
Pardon general. 5. c. 8. Et. 21. c. 1. Et. 22. c. 15. & 16. Et. 23. c. 19. Et. 26. c 18. Et. 32. c. 49.
Parishe of Ouer. 33. c. 32.
Parish of Roiston. 32. c. 44.
Parishe of whytegate. 33. c. 32.
Parkes. 6. c. 5. Et. 7. c. 1. Et. 27. c. 6. &. 22. Et. 31. c. 12. Et. 32. c. 11.
Parliament 4. c. 8. Et. 6. c. 16.
Partriches. 32 c. 8.
Pasture. 6. c. 5. Et. 7. c. 1. Et. 27. c. 22.
Patent. 1 c. 8.
Patentee. 6. c. 15.
Pauing betwene Stronde crosse and Charyng crosse. 24. c. 11.
Pauing of Holburne and other places within the citie 25. c. 8.
Pauyng of showe lane with other. 32. c. 17.
Penalties. 4. c. 5.
Peremptory chalenge. 22. c. 14.
Periury. 1. c. 11. Et. 25. c 3. Et. 26. c. 4. Et. 28. c. 9
Perpetual pryson. 26. c. 12.
Personage. 26. c. 3.
Personages appropriated. 31. c. 13.
Personage or vicarage let to terme. 28. c. 11. Et. 32. c. 28.
Peterpence. 25. c. 21.
Peuterers. 4. c. 7. Et. 25. c. 9. Et. 28. c. 9. Et. 21 c. 7. Et. 33. c. 4.
Phisyke. 3 c. 11.
Phisitions 14. &. 15. c. 5. Et. 32. c. 40.
Pieres of the realme 32. c. 4. Et. 33 c. 20.
Pipouders. 25. c. 4.
Placard. 33. c. 6 & 9.
Placyng of lordes. 31. c. 10.
Playnt 21. c 3.
Plate. 1. c. 13. Et. 3 c. 1.
Plimmouth. 4. c. 1. Et. 23. c. 8.
Plumsted marshes. 22. c. 3.
Pluralities of benefices. 25. c. 21.
Poisoning. 22. c. 9.
Pondes. 31. c. 2.
Poore suiters. 23. c. 15.
Porpose. 33. c. 2.
Poticary. 32. c. 40.
Pouchemaker. 14. &. 15. c. 2.
Power regal. 31. c. 8.
Powdyke. 22. c. 11.
Prebend. 26. c. 3.
Precontractes of mariage. 32. c. 38.
Prelates. 23. c. 1.
Prerogatiue of the corowne. 27. c. 24.
Prescription 32. c. 2.
Presentation. 25. c. 20.
President of the kinges counseile. 21. c. 10.
Primer season. 32. c. 1.
Printers and binders of bookes. 25. c. 15.
Prisage. 1. c. 6.
Prising of vitailes. 25. c. 2.
Prising of wines. 23. c. 7. Et. 28. c. 14.
Prisoner. 6. c. 6.
Priuat masses. 31. c. 14.
Priuileged places. 32. c. 12.
Priuileges. 32. c. 20.
Probat of testamentes. 21. c. 5. Et. 23. c. 9.
Proces in heresy. 31. c. 14.
Proclamation. 4. c. 4. Et. 6. c. 4. Et. 26. c. 10 Et. 31. c. 8.
Prohibitions of mariage. 28. c. 7.
Prophecies. 33. c. 14.
Protection. 3. c. 4.
Prouince of Yorke. 32. c. 23. Et. 33. c. 31.
Prouision and premunire. 24. c. 12. Et. 25. c. 20.
Prouost. 26. c. 3.
Purgation. 23. c. 1. Et. 26. c. 12.
Punyshment of Walshmen. 26. c. 11.
Purueyours. 27. c. 24.
Pirates. 27. c. 4. Et. 28. c. 15.

QVeene Iane. 28. c. 7.
Quillettes of landes. 25. c. 13.

RAyes. 3. c. 7.
Rauishment 32. c. 12.
Receit. 1. c. 3.
Receyuour general. 1. c. 3.
Recognisaunce. 23. c. 6.
Recorders. 33. c. 24.
Recorder of London. 23. c. 6.
Recoueries. 7. c. 4. Et. 21. c. 15. Et. 32. c. 31.
Reders of publyque lectures. 28. c. 13.
Reedifieng of decaied houses in sundry townes 32. c. 18. &. 19.
Reedifieng of voyde groundes in Norwiche and Lynne. 26. c. 8. &. 9.
Regratyng. 25. c. 4.
Religious person. 31. c. 6. Et. 33. c. 29.
Remitter. 6. c. 6.
Rent fee reserued. 32. c. 28.
Repairing of townes. 27. c. 1. Et. 32. c. 18. &. 19 Et 33. c. 36.
Repele of actes. 26. c. 10.
Replegiare. 7. c. 4.
Repleuin. 21. c, 19
Residence. 21. c. 13. Et. 28. c. 13.
Resygnation 26. c 3.
Respite of homage. 33. c. 22.
Restitutiō of goodes felonously stollen, 22. c. 11
Reuiuyng of actes. 26. c. 10.
Richard Strode. 4. c. 18.
Risebanke. 14. &. 15. c. 14.
Robbers on the sea. 28. c. 15.
Robbery. 32. c. 12.
[Page] Roiston. 32. c. 44.
Rookes. 24. c. 10.
Ropes. 21. c. 12. Et. 33 c. 17

SAcrament of the altare. Anno. 31. c. 14.
Sayling clothes. 3. c. 7.
S. Martins le graunde. 14. &. 15. c. 9. Et 21. c. 16.
Sale of wynes. 24. c. 6.
Salt. 21. c. 18.
Saintuary. 21. c. 2. Et. 22. c. 14. Et. 23. c. 11. Et 27. c. 17. &. 19. Et. 28. c. 1. 2. &. 7. Et. 32. c. 12 &. 24. Et. 33. c. 8. &. 15.
Saintuary persons. 27. c. 19.
Saies. 14. &. 15. c. 3. Et. 21. c. 21. Et. 26. c. 16.
Sandwiche. 6. c. 17.
Scauage. 22. c. 8.
Scarlet colour. 24. c. 2.
Scholers. 22 c. 12. Et. 28. c. 13.
Scriuener. 22. c. 13.
Scotlande. 23. c. 16.
Seale. 14. &. 15. c. 3. Et 21. c. 21. Et. 27. c. 12.
Sealyng of marchandyses. 4. c. 6.
Second delyuerance. 21. c. 19.
See of Rome. 24. c. 12.
Sees of byshops suffraganes. 26. c. 14.
Serche. 14. &. 15. c. 2. Et. 21. c. 16.
Serche of oyle. 3. c. 14.
Sercher. 22. c. 7.
Sercher or sealer of lether. 24. c. 1.
Seruantes. 4. c. 5. Et. 6. c. 3.
Seruanter imbesylyng their maisters goodes. An. 21. c. 7. Et. 28. c. 2.
Seruant put in trust. 27. c. 17. Et. 28. c. 2.
Seruyce of warre. 3. c. 4. Et. 14. &. 15. c. 14.
Sessions in the marches of Wales. 26. c. 6.
Sessions of the peace. 33. c. 10.
Set clothes. 27. c. 12.
Seuerne. 23. c. 12. Et. 26. c. 5.
Sewers. 23. c. 5. Et. 25. c. 10.
Sheepe. 25. c. 13.
Sheremen. 3. c. 7.
Shypmaister. 27. c 14. Et 32. c. 14.
Shippes. 21. c. 18. Et. 23. c. 7. Et 32. c. 14.
Shippyng of marchandise. 32. c. 14.
Shipping of worstede yarne. 33. c. 17.
Shipwright. 6. c. 3.
Shires newly made in wales. 28. c. 3.
Shiriffes. 1. c. 8. Et 3. c. 2. &. 12. Et. 4. c. 1. Et 6. c. 4. &. 18. Et. 7. c. 2. Et. 22. c. 12. &. 14. Et. 23. c. 2. &. 5. Et. 24. c. 4. &. 10. Et. 25. c. 1. &. 14. Et. 27. c. 5 &. 24. Et. 31. c. 8. &. 14 Et. 32. c. 20. &. 41. Et. 33. c. 5. 9. 10. &. 24.
Shiriffes of London. 4. c. 3. Et. 5. c. 5.
Shiriffwike. 6. c. 18.
Shoryng in longe bowes. 33. c. 9.
Show lane. 32. c. 17.
Smythes. 14. &. 15. c. 2.
Socage tenure. 32. c. 1.
Sopemakers. 23. c. 4.
Sorcery. 33. c. 8.
Souldeours. 3. c. 4. &. 5. Et. 14. &. 15. c. 14.
Souldiours wages. 3. c. 5.
Southhampton. 14. &. 15. c. 13.
Southwarke. 25. c. 8.
Sowing of flaxe and hempe. 24. c. 4.
Spaume of yeles and salmon. 25. c. 7.
Spirituall men of the kynges counsel. 21. c. 13.
Spirituall persons. 24. c. 12.
Sprattis. 33. c. 2.
Stamyns. 6. c. 12. Et. 14. &. 15. c. 3. Et. 21. c. 21. Et. 26. c. 16.
Stanes. 1. c 9.
Stannery. 23. c. 8. Et. 27. c. 23.
Statutes penall. 1. c. 4. Et. 7. c. 3.
Steimery. 4. c. 8.
Stew for fyshe. 31. c. 2.
Stewarde of Englande. 33. c. 20.
Stewarde of letes and fraunchises. 14. &. 15. c. 10. Et. 27. c. 24. Et. 32. c. 13. &. 41. Et. 33. c. 6. &. 9.
Stylyarde. 22. c. 8. Et. 32. c. 14.
Stoned horses. 32. c. 13. Et. 33. cap. 5.
Strayes. 27. c. 7.
Straites. 6. c. 8.
Straictes of Marrocke. 27. c. 4. Et. 28. c. 15.
Straungers. 3. c. 3. 7. &. 10. Et. 5. c. 7. Et. 6. c. 2. &. 12. Et. 22. c. 13. Et. 25. c. 9. Et. 32. c. 16. Et. 33. c. 9.
Stremeworkes. 23. c. 8. Et. 27. c. 23.
Sturbridge fayre. 25. c. 4.
Sturgion and seale. 33. c. 2.
Subdeacon. 23. c. 1. Et. 32. c. 3.
Submission of the clergy. 25. c. 19.
Subsidy. 6. c. 14. Et. 22. c. 8.
Subsidye of the prouynce of Canturbery. 32. cap. 23.
Subsidye of the temporaltie. 26. c. 19. Et. 32. cap. 50.
Succession of the kynges maiestie. 25. cap. 22. Et. 28. c. 7.
Successour to the corone. 28. c. 17.
Suffolke. 14. &. 15. c. 11.
Suffraganes. 26. c. 14.
Supreme head of the churche of Englande. 26. c 1. Et. 28. c. 10.
Surgery. 3. c. 11. Et. 32. c. 40. &. 42.
Surgeons. 22. c. 13.
Surgeons of London. 5. c. 6. Et. 32. c. 42.
Surueyours generall. 32. c. 20. Et. 33. c. 39.
Swanimotes. 33. c. 38. &. 39.

TAble of custome. Anno. 22. cap. 8.
Takle. 21. c. 12.
Taking of the kynges haukes. 31. c. 12.
Talow chandlers. 3. c. 14.
Tanner. 3. c. 10. Et. 22. c. 6. Et. 24. c. 1. Et. 27. cap. 14.
[Page] Tanhowse. 21. c. 13. Et. 22. c. 6.
Temporalties. 21. c. 13.
Tenthe. 26. c. 3. Et. 27. c. 8.
Tenantes in common. 31. c. 1. Et. 33. c. 32.
Termer. 21. c. 15.
Testament. 21. c. 4. Et. 27. c. 10. Et. 32. c. 1.
Teingmouth. 23. c. 8.
Thamis. 27. c. 18. Et. 32. c. 14.
Thiefe in a felonious acte, slaine. 24. c. 5.
Tholous woad. 7. c. 2. Et. 32. c. 14.
Tidebote. 6. c. 7.
Tillage. 6. c. 5. Et. 7. c. 1. Et. 27. c. 22.
Tinworkes. 27. c. 23.
Tithes. 27. c. 20. Et. 32. c. 7.
Tithes in London. 27. c. 21.
Tirwin and Turney. 5. c. 1.
Tolle and custome. 1. c. 9.
Tonnage and pondage, 6. c. 14.
Tonne of wyne. 23. c. 7.
Tostockes. 3. c. 6. Et. 27. c. 12.
Townes corporat. 27. c. 24.
Townes suffered to fall downe. 7. c. 1.
Trauers. 1. c. 10. &. 12.
Treson. 22. c. 9. Et. 26. c. 13. Et. 27. c. 2. Et. 28. c. 7. 10. &. 18. Et. 31. c. 8. &. 14. Et. 32. c. 25. Et. 33. c. 21.
Treasons, misprisions of treasons, murders, manslaughters done within the courte. 33. c. 12.
Tresourer of the kynges chamber. 26. c. 3. Et. 33. c. 39.
Tresourer of the warres. 3. c. 5.
Tresourer of England. 21. c. 20.
Trespas. 23. c. 14.
Trial of murders and felonies. 23. c. 13.
Trial of treson. 31. c. 10.
Trial of tresons in Wales. 32. c. 4.
Trial of treson. &c. by commission. 33. c. 23.
Triall of pieres. 33. c. 12.
Trinity terme. 32. c. 21.
Tyne. 21. c. 18.

VAcation. 21. c. 13. Et. 25. c. 11.
Vagabundes. 22. c. 12. Et. 27. c. 25. Et. 28. c. 6. Et. 33. c. 17.
Veale. 24. c. 3.
Verdit. 1. c. 8. &. 11. Et. 23. c. 3. Et. 26. c. 4.
Vesses. 3. c. 7.
Vicarage. 26. c. 3.
Vicar. 32. c. 28.
Vicegerent. 31. c. 10.
Vierge. 32. c. 20.
Vintener. 24. c. 6.
Visitation. 28. c. 10. Et. 31. c. 14.
Visitours. 28. c. 10.
Visours. 3. c 9.
Vitaile. 3. c. 8. Et. 14. &. 15. c. 1. Et. 25. c. 2.
Vitayler. 3. c. 8. Et. 25. c. 2.
Vnlaufull games. 33. c. 9.
Vow. 31. c. 6.
Vow of chastity. 31. c. 14.
Vowes aduisedly made to god. 31. c. 14.
V. portes. 32 c. 20.
Vses. 23. c. 10.
Vses and wylles. 27. c. 10. Et. 32. c 1.

VVages. 6. c. 3.
Wales. 14. &. 15. c. 14. Et. 21. c. 6. Et. 23 c. 5. Et. 26. c. 6. 11. &. 12. Et. 27. c. 5. &. 10. Et. 31. c. 11. Et. 32. c. 4. &. 37.
Wales vnited to the realme of Englande. 27. c. 26.
Walshmen. 28. c. 6. Et. 33. c. 17.
Walker. 3. c. 6. Et. 6. c. 8.
Wayes in the weld of Kent 14. &. 15. c. 6.
waies in Sussex. 26. c. 7.
Way from Algate to white chapel. 32. c. 17.
Wardes. 32. c. 46. Et. 33. c. 22.
Ward and maryage. 32. c. 1.
Wardein of the .v. portes. 22. c. 7. Et. 32. c. 14. &. 48.
Wardeyns of the marches. 23. c. 16. Et. 32. c. 6.
Wardeyns of felowshyppes. 14. &. 15. c. 2. Et. 21. c. 16. Et. 22. c. 4. Et. 28. c. 5.
Wardmote enquestes. 32. c. 17.
wardshyppes. 27. c. 10. Et. 32. c. 1.
Warrantes. 27. c. 11. Et. 33. c. 22. &. 39.
Warren. 31. c. 12
Watermen. 6. c. 7.
watryng of hempe and flax. 33. c. 17.
Weares. 14. &. 15. c. 13. Et. 21. c. 18. Et. 23. c. 5. &. 18. Et. 31. c. 4.
Weinlynges. 24. c. 9. Et. 28. c. 8. Et. 31. c. 7.
Wepon. 26. c. 6.
Westchester. 33. c. 15.
Weuer. 3. c. 6. Et. 6. c 9.
Whery bote. 6. c. 7.
Whippyng. 22. c. 12.
White straites. 5. c. 2.
White wollen clothes caried ouer the sea. 5. c. 3
Widowes of the kynge. 32. c. 46.
Wyll. 21. c. 4.
Wildfowle. 25. c. 11.
Wyndyng of wolles. 23. c. 17. Et. 28. c. 8. Et. 31. c. 7. Et. 33. c. 17.
Wines. 3. c. 8. Et. 7. c. 2. Et. 23. c. 7. Et. 24. c. 6. Et. 26. c. 10. Et. 28. c. 14. Et. 32. c. 14.
witchecraftes. 33. c. 8.
Woad. 23. c. 7.
Woll. 3. c. 6. Et. 22. c. 1 Et. 23. c. 17.
Wollen yarne. 3. c. 7.
Wollen clothes. 6. c. 9. Et. 27. c. 12.
Wolpacker. 22 c. 1.
Woman seruant. 6. c. 3.
Women maryed and vnmaried offendyng with [Page] priestes. 32. c. 10.
woodsales. 27. c. 27. Et. 31. c. 13. Et. 32. c. 46. Et. 33. c. 38. &. 39.
worcester. 25. c. 18. Et. 27. c. 12.
worsted. 5. c. 4. Et. 6. c. 12. Et. 14. &. 15. c. 3. Et. 21. c. 21. Et 25. c. 5. Et. 26. c. 16.
worsted weuers. 14. &. 15. c. 3. Et. 21. c. 21. Et. 22 c. 1. Et. 26. c. 16.
worsted yarne. 33. c. 16.

YErmouth. 14. &. 15. c. 3. Et. 21. c. 21. E [...] 26. c. 16.
Yorke. 3. c. 8. Et. 4. c. 7. Et. 21. c. 21. c. [...] Et. 23. c. 18.

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