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Contents
Frontispiece
Title page
Introduction
| Sessions Rolls |
Sessions |
Shire Hall or King’s Hall |
| Wapentakes or Hundreds |
Parishes |
Residents in Parishes |
| Trades and occupations |
Magistrates |
Clerks of the Peace |
| Monthly Meetings |
Treasurer |
High Sheriff |
| Coroners |
Constables |
Chief Constables |
| Petty Constables |
Appointment of Marshalls |
Informers |
| Hue and Cry |
Recognisances |
Indictments and Presentments |
| Juries |
Counsel |
Contempt of Court |
| Contemptuous words against Justices |
Contemptuous words against Officers of the Court |
Assizes |
| Gaol |
House of Correction |
Stocks |
| Pillory |
Whipping |
The Cucking Stool |
| Outlawry |
The King’s Pardon |
Privilege of Sanctuary |
| Benefit of Clergy |
Privilege |
Murder and Manslaughter |
| Arson |
Poisoning |
Perjury |
| Larceny |
Horse Stealing |
Sheep Stealing |
| Other Animals Stolen |
Farm Produce and Implements |
Other Articles Stolen |
| Burglary, Housebreaking, &c. |
Stealing from Churches |
Stealing of Timber or Underwood |
| Stealing of Ferns |
Pocket Picking |
Counterfeit Money |
| Probate and Administration |
Adultery |
Incest |
| Rape |
Incontinence |
Prostitutes |
| Bigamy |
Bad Behaviour |
Idleness and Dissolute Conduct |
| Common Barretor, Etc. |
Swearing |
Tale-bearer |
| Night Walkers |
Eavesdropping |
Drinking and Drunkenness |
| Threats and Abusive Language |
Libel and Slander |
Witchcraft |
| Conspiracy and False Accusation |
Illegal Arrests |
Lent |
| Maintenance |
Weights and Measures |
Wife Desertion |
| Alehouses |
Malt |
Baking |
| Assize of Bread and Ale |
Unlawful Games |
Playing a Pipe |
| Lord’s Day |
Riot, Assault, Affray, &c. |
Fighting |
| Trespass |
Forcible Entry |
Manorial Courts |
| Prebendal Courts |
Liberties of the Archbishop of York |
Parochial Officials |
| Commons and Fields |
The Common Pound |
Bull |
| Mole Catching |
Ditches and Drains |
Streams, Rivers and Watercourses |
| Salmon Fishing |
Dam |
Corpse in River |
| Flax and Hemp |
Floods |
Water Supply at Wysall |
| Encroachment or Enclosure |
Arable and Pasture Land |
Farm and Farm Buildings |
| Gates |
Hedges |
Fences |
| Boundary Marks |
Beacon |
The Brewhouses under Nottingham Castle |
| Boundary Disputes |
Cruelty to Animals |
Impounded Cattle |
| Dove Cote |
Dogs |
Servants and Wages |
| Workmen |
Nuisances |
Highways |
| Repair of Highways |
Obstructions to Highways |
Diversion of Highways |
| Stopping Up of Ways |
Churchways |
Fords |
| Ferries |
Bridges |
Damage to Bridges |
| Fishing |
Selling of Fish |
Game |
| Archery |
Shooting |
Musters |
| Military |
Pensions for Maimed Soldiers |
Relief of Soldiers and Families |
| Billeting of Soldiers |
Saltpetre |
County Rate of Levy |
| Levy |
Taxes |
Extortion |
| Tithes |
Tolls at Blyth |
Chimney Money |
| Excise |
Salt |
Plague |
| Fires |
Robberies |
Sherwood Forest |
| Allegiance |
Disloyalty |
Papist Conspiracy |
| Purveyance |
Loan to the King |
Post |
| Rogues, Vagrants, &c. |
Gipsies |
Cripples and Lame Persons |
| Settlement of Poor People |
Relief of Poor People |
Lunatics |
| Bastardy |
Cottages |
Inmates or Lodgers |
| Apprentices |
Forestalling, Engrossing and Regrating |
Badgers and Drovers |
| Illegal Buying and Selling |
Trading Unlawfully |
Horse Leather |
| Religion |
Popish Recusants |
Absence from Church |
| Baptism |
Sacrament of the Lord’s Supper |
Sacrament Certificate |
| Nonconformity in Church |
Sectaries and Schismatics |
Conventicles |
| Dissenters |
Quakers |
Misbehaviour in Church and Churchyard |
| Church Repairs |
Seats in Church |
Churchwardens |
| Parish Registers |
Parish Clerk |
Ejected Ministers |
| Repair of St. Paul’s Cathedral, London |
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Appendix A. List of persons presented as Popish Recusants in the reigns of James I. and Charles I.
Appendix B. List of persons presented as Popish Recusants in 1660, the first year after the Restoration of King Charles II.
Appendix C. Persons presented for “absence from church for one month” during the reigns of Charles II. and James II.
Appendix D. List of persons presented as “Sectaries” prior to the year 1642.
Appendix E. List of Clergymen whose names appear in the Records during the seventeenth century
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