1. What offences are indictable
2. The time within which a pri-
soner, committed for a capital
offence, shall be indicted

3. The time within which a pri-
soner, under indictment, shall be
tried

4. Within what place the offence
must arise

5. How the indictment ought to set
forth the substance and manner
of the fact
6. How the indictment must set
forth the persons mentioned or
referred to in it
7. Where the offence may be laid
jointly, and where both jointly
and severally; and where the of-
fences of several persons may be
laid in one indictment

8. Of pleading, standing mute-
challenges

715

717

717
717

10. Liability of those who, not being
licensed, presume to be innhol-
ders, or presume to sell any
strong or mixed liquors
11. Penalty for a second or third
breach of the act relative to li-
censed houses; the mode of pro-
secution for a breach of the act;
the appropriation of fines, and
the punishment when the delin-
quent omits to pay his fine

TITLE LXXXVII.
718 INQUEST OF DEATH

721

737

738

740

722

722

9. Of the verdict

723

TITLE LXXXV.

747

INFANCY

4. Of a recovery by the heirs, after
a seizin of the commonwealth on
a supposed defect of heirs

748

TITLE LXXXIX.

2. The liability of infants for neces-
saries

785

786

789

789

790