APPORTIONMENT.

of rent due since last payment, I. 98; II.

86.

of annuities, or annual payments, II. 87,
and n. c.

of pensions, ib.

of dividends, ib.

not recoverable before this Act, ib. and n. f.
of moduses and compositions, I. 99; II.

87.

except annual sums on policies of insur-
ance, ib.

portion recoverable by executors and ad-
ministrators of tenant for life, II. 86.
although not strictly so, ib.

or of tenant in tail within the Act, ib. n. a.
of duty on purchase money for lands
of sold in parcels, I. 317.

of glebe land on division of parishes, I. 99.
of rent under leases to be determined, I. 99.
of land under Inclosure Acts, IV. 68.
of sums of money payable in respect of
copyhold tenements, IV. 147.

APPRENTICES.

statutes and provisions relating to, I. 101,

et seq.; II. 89.

serving an apprenticeship, II. 90.
provision in favour of soldiers and ma-
riners, II. 104.

to a bankrupt, II. 90, and n. f.
complaints against, II. 91, and n. g.
complaints by, ib. and n. i, k.
fines on masters, II. 92.

refunding premium, when, ib.
payment of wages, ib.

preventing exactions on, II. 93.
serving executors of master, II. 93.
indentures of apprenticeship as to settle-
ment, ib. and n. q.

as to the stamp duties, ib. and n. r.
must be stamped within three months, II.
93, and n. u.

giving time for payment of the duties, II.
94.

amount of the duty, I. 108.

registering apprentices in towns corporate,
II. 96.

binding parish apprentices, II. 96, and n.
b, c, d.

special provisions as to the binding, II. 101,
and n. k, l.

to be regulated by the poor law commis-
sioners, II. 102.

further provisions as to, IV. 319.
apprenticeship to the sea service not to be

binding after twenty-one, IV. 351.
period of the apprenticeship, II. 97.
compulsory taking of formerly, ib.

Acts compelling persons to take, repealed,
IV. 319.

to whom to be bound, II. 98, and n. h.
whom to serve on death of master, ib. and
n. i.

indentures on parish apprentices to be duty
free, II. 99.

signing indentures by churchwardens, II.
100, and n. i.

by one churchwarden, II. 102.
making indentures valid, II. 100.
allowance of indentures, II. 102.
inrolment of indentures, II. 103.
discharge of, II. 99.

to chimney sweepers, I. 678.
in the Stannaries, I. 108.
to pawnbrokers, I. 929.

APPROPRIATION.

of benefices, &c. I. 109.

APPROVEMENT.

of commons, I. 109.

ARBITRATION (continued).
submitting differences to, II. 105, and n. a.
in respect of what matters, ib. and n. b.
between counties and boroughs, IV. 46.
between companies and others, IV. 110,
116, 336.

determining compensation money by, IV.

114.

submission to, to be made a rule of court, ib.
law of, extended to courts of equity, ib. and

n. e.

agreement to refer matters in difference to

be inserted in the submission, II. 106.
agreement cannot be by parol, ib. n. f.
affidavit of agreement, II. 106, and n. g.
remedy in case of disobedience to the award
of arbitrators, ib. and n. h, i.
misbehaviour of arbitrators, provision as to,
ib. and n. k.

award may be set aside, II. 106, 107, and
n. I, m.

authority of arbitrators not revocable, II.
107, and n. n.

without leave of court, ib. n. o.

enlargement of time for making the award,
ib. n. p.

attendance of witnesses, and administering
oaths to, II. 108, and n. r.
production of documents enforced, II. 107.
referring disputes between masters and
workmen to, II. 108.

referring disputes in respect of rights of
common, IV. 73.

disputes between companies and others, IV.

110.

stamp duty on awards, II. 109.

award not set aside for not being duly
stamped, when, ib.

ARCH.

carrying road under a railway by means of
a, III. 506.

ARCHBISHOPS.

nomination, &c. of, I. 113.

grants of augmentations, &c. by, I. 112.
appeals, &c. to, II. 344.

custody of the temporalities of, II. 364, see
further, CLERGY.

ARCHDEACON.

appeal from, &c., I. 114.

ARCHERY.

provisions as to use of, formerly, I. 114.

ARTS AND SCIENCES.

indemnifying members of art-unions against
certain penalties, IV. 20.

members may be distributors of works of
art by lottery, ib.

establishment of museums, ib.

protection of works of art against malicious
injuries, IV. 21.

offender may be apprehended without war-
rant, ib.

abettors punishable as principals, ib.
extending the indemnity granted to art-
unions, ib.

legalising art-unions, 9 & 10 V., c. 48.
voluntary associations for the distribution
of works of art by lottery shall be legal,
provided a royal charter have been
first obtained, ib.

indemnity granted by the 8 & 9 V., c. 57,
extended to the 1st Nov., 1846, ib.

not necessary in case of drainage petitions,
IV. 236.

embezzlements by, I. 90.
indorsing writs by, III. 480.
attestation by, III. 215, and n. ; 614, n. e.
bills of costs for business done by any attor-

ney, &c., for any company, to be de-
livered one month after dissolution, IV.
342; and see further, post, tit. COSTS.
warrants of attorney, see COGNOVIT.
appearance, &c., by attorney, I. 139, et
seq.; IV. 69.

in what case not necessary, IV. 204.
striking off the roll, I. 145.

relief of attornies' clerks who have omitted
to enrol their contracts, IV. 27.

ATTORNMENT.

conveyances without to be good, I. 146; II.
139, and n. n.

avowry may be made without, ib.

to strangers to be void, II. 140, and n. o.

AUCTION, AUCTIONEER.

auction, what is a sale by, II. 141, n. b.
bidding by agent at to be lawful, II. 142.
brokers authorized to be auctioneers in
London, II. 141, n. y.

hawkers not to sell by auction, I. 149; IL
144.

pawnbrokers' sales by auction, I. 929.
all statutes relating to duty on auctions
repealed, IV. 28.

AUCTION, AUCTIONEER (continued).
duty of 107. on licences to be taken out by
auctioneer, ib.

who required to take out such licences,
IV. 29.

no licence necessary for selling goods dis-
strained under the value of 201. ib.
auctioneer to affix a board containing his
full Christian and surname, ib.
compellable to produce his licence or deposit
with any officer of excise or customs
the sum of 10l., ib.

person acting as an auctioneer without a
licence to be imprisoned for one month,
ib.

return of deposit on production of licence, ib.
if not returned at the end of a week to be
accounted for by officer, ib.

AUDIENCE.

in the Court of C. P. barristers to have,
9 & 10 V., c. 54, Chron. Tab. IV.

AUDIT.

of public accounts by commissioners, see
ante, tit. AccOUNTS.

of accounts of banking companies, IV. 35.

AUDITOR.

of the Exchequer, office of, abolished, I. 151.

AUGMENTATION.

of small vicarages and curacies, I. 151.
estates settled for the augmentation of any
living may be exchanged, I. 153.
lapse of augmented cure, ib.
by grant of the first-fruits and tenths, I. 495.
grants to the Governors of Queen Anne's
Bounty for the purposes of, I. 184.

AULNAGE.

duties of, abolished, I. 155.

AUSTRALIAN COMPANY.

grant of charter to, &c., I. 155.

AUTRE FOIS ATTAINT.

plea of, I. 155.

AVOWRY.

if the lord distrain for any rents, and re-
plevin is sued, he may avow, I. 155 ;
III. 522, n. m, 523, n. o.
or his bailiff may make cognizance, ib.
without naming any person certain, III.
523, 525.

plaintiff may have all pleas except pleas
of disclaimer, ib. and n. o.
more speedy proceedings upon avowries for
rent, III. 524, and n. r, s.
where plaintiff is nonsuit, ib. and n. t. u.