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T A B L E

O F T H E

Publick and Private Statutes,

C O N T A I N I N G

The TITLES of the ACTS from Magna Charta in the Ninth Year of the Reign of Henry III. King of England, &c. to the End of the Reign of King Henry VI.

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Anno 9 Henrici 3.

MAGNA CHARTA, or the Great Charter, containing Thirty-seven Chapters.
Charta Forestæ, or the Charter of the Forest, containing Sixteen Chapters.

Anno 14. Henrici 3.

THE Statute of Ireland.

Anno 20 Henrici 3.

THE Statutes made at Merton, containing Eleven Chapters.

Anno 21 Henrici 3 .

THE Statute of the Leap Year.

Anno 38 Henrici 3.

SEntentia lata super Chartas.

Anno 51 Henrici 3.

THE Statute of Bread and Ale.
The Statute concerning common Days in Bank.
The Statute concerning common days in a Writ of Dower.
The Statute of Distresses in the Exchequer.
The Statute of the Exchequer.
The Statute of the Pillory and Tumbrel.

Anno 52 Henrici 3.

THE Award made between the King and his Commons at Kenelworth.
The Statutes made at Marleberge, or Marlborough, containing Twenty-nine Chapters.
The Sentence of Curse given by the Bishops, against the Breakers of the Great Charter.

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Anno 3 Edwardi.

THE Statute of Westminster the first, containing Fifty-one Chapters.

Anno 4 Edwardi.

A Statute for the Extent of a Manor.
A Statute touching the Office of Coroners,
The Statute of Bigamy, containing Six Chapters.

Anno 6 Edwardi

THE Statutes made at Gloucester, containing Fifteen Chapters.
An Exposition upon the Statute of Gloucester.
Statute of Quo Warranto, the First.

Anno 7 Edwardi.

A Statute forbidding bearing of Armour
The Statute of Mortmain.

Anno 9 Edwardi.

A Correction of the Twelfth Chapter of the Statute of Gloucester, touching calling Foreigns to Warranty in London.

Anno 10 Edwardi.

A New Statute of the Exchequer, called the Statute of Rutland.

Anno 11 Edwardi.

THE Statute of Acton Burnell.

Anno 12 Edwardi.

Statute of Wales.

Anno 13 Edwardi.

THE Statute of Westminster the Second, containing Fifty Chapters.
The Statute of Winchester, containing Six Chapters.
The Statute of Merchants.
The Statute of Circumspecte agatis.
A Statute for the City of London.
The Form of Grants, and of Exemplification of Charters.

Anno 14 Edwardi.

THE Statute of Exeter.
Articles of the Statute of Exeter.

Anno