MALICIOUS PROSECUTION, (continued.)
of civil actions,

for maliciously exhibiting an information before
commissioners of excise, VIII. 350.

for maliciously suing out a habeas corpus to bring
up the body of an infant, &c. VIII. 363.

of criminal proceeding,

of a charge of arson, VIII. 316.

of a charge of felony, VIII. 320.

of a charge of swindling, VIII. 339.

of a charge of larceny, VIII. 344, 52.

of a charge of felony before a justice, VIII. 348.

for procuring indictment for a forcible entry, VIII.

355.

of an indictment for perjury, VIII. 356.-
MANDAMUS.

to restore to the office of alderman of London, VI.

305.

to the company of free fishermen to admit a member,
VI. 323.

to the justices in session to hear and determine an
appeal against award of commissioners under
inclosure act, VI. 344.

to admit and swear the son of a freeman born with-
in the borough, &c. into the place of a freeman,
VI. 347.

to vicar and churchwardens to restore to the office
of sexton, VI. 349.

to try the right of electing parish clerk, VI. 351.
to admit to the freedom of the city after an appren-

ticeship of five years, VI. 354.

returns to mandamus, corruption and mal practices
want of property requisite by bye law, VI. 306.
to admit and swear the son of a freeman; denial of
custom, father not a freeman, VI. 348.

to a rector to admit a parish clerk, VI. 350.

MANDAMUS, (continued.)

returns to,

to admit a parish clerk; not elected according
to custom, VI, 351.

to admit an apprentice who had served five years;
denial of having served that time, VI 354.

plea to a return,

protesting the insufficiency of the return, VI.

349.

petition for license to employ king's serjeant at
law to be of counsel, VI. $53.

MAN MIDWIFE.

case against for unskilfulness, VIII. 416,

MANOR COURT.

proceedings in nature of writ of right in, X.
219, 20.

MARES.

assumpsit for use of stallion, III. 62.
MARINER, (see title "Seaman.")

assumpsit against the master of a ship for wages
and for detention of chest and clothes, II. 347.
against the master of a ship for negligence in
suffering goods to be spoiled, II. 356.

against the master for deviation whereby insur
ers discharged, II. 357.

a similar and for smuggling, II. 361.

against the master for not permitting a passen:
ger the use of the cabin, II. 366.

by the chief mate against the master for discharg-
ing him abroad, II. 368.

by the master against the owners for discharging
him abroad, not paying wages, and seizing-
his books, &c. II. 348.

sovenant by, against the master for non-payment of
wages, III. 312.

plea, breach of covenant by mutiny, III. 315.

MARINER, (continued.)

trespass against the captain for assaulting, &c. IX.

16.

a similar, IX. 18.

case against master for running foul of a ship, VIII.

425.

MARRIAGE, (see title "Husband and Wife.”)

assumpsit for not marrying plaintiff who in cons e-
quence of promise to that effect retired from the
army, II. 487.

on a promise generally, II. 488, 9.

on a promise to pay money in consideration of
marriage, II. 491.

on a promise to pay a certain sum in considera-
tion of plaintiff's marrying a woman with a
bastard child, II. 492.

case for words inducing loss of marriage, VIII. 253.
MARRIAGE ILLEGAL.

indictment on 26 Geo. 3, s. 8, for marrying without
license, VI. 374.

MARSHAL.

declaration against, for an escape, VIII. 484.

plea to debt on escape, by; riot and assaulting the
keepers, V. 229.

fresh suit and recaption, V. 241.

MASTER AND SERVANT, (and see titles "Mariner,"
66 Servant," "Seaman.")

assumpsit by servant against master to recover part
premium, II. 219. 507.

case for words spoken of a servant by the master,
VIII. 233.

covenant by apprentice against master for dismiss-
ing him, III. 415, 19.

not instructing, III. 415, 19, 25.

not finding clothes, victuals, &c. III. 415, 25, 33.
not paying wages, III. 427,

MASTER AND SERVANT, (continued.)

covenant by master against servant for not serving
his time, III. 432.

pleas,

for revealing secrets, embezzling, inatten-
tion, &c. III. 437.

against the father of apprentice for non per-
formance of the articles, III. 417.

voluntary absence,

apprentice ran away, III. 421.

agreement to procure a substitute, III. 421.

other pleas, III. 421, 29, 35.

replications, III. 423, 6, 32.

MASTER IN CHANCERY.

indictment for perjury before, IV. 278.

MASTER OF CROWN OFFICE.

information by, IV. 418.

MATERIALS FOUND.

assumpsit for, II. 375. III. 57.

MAYOR'S COURT.

declarations in, I. 381.

MEMBERS OF PARLIAMENT.

bill against in B. R. X. 382.

in C. B. X. 382.

declaration on bill against in C. B. X. $82.

MENACES, (see title "Duress.")

MESNE PROFITS.

declaration in trespass for, X. 48.

the like and cost, X. 54.

MIDWIFE.

MINE.

indictment against for mala praxis, IV. 360.

trespass for digging in, and carrying away, IX. 154.
MISDEMEANORS.

indictments for,

assault, IV. 60, to 73. (see title, “Assault.”)

MISDEMEANORS, (continued.)
indictments for,

extortion, IV. 146, to 7. (see title "Extortion.")
forcible entry, IV. 148. (see title "Forcible En-
try.")

riot, IV. 150. (see title "Riot.")

gaming house, IV. 156. (see title "Gaming
Houses.")

highways, IV. 157, to 199. (see title "High-
ways.")

libels, IV. 199, &c. (see title "Libel.")

nuisances, IV. 213, to 227. (see title" Nuisances.")
perjury, IV. 230, to 305. (see title "Perjury.")
rescue, IV. 305. (see title" Rescue.")

challenging to fight, IV. 315. (see title "Chal-
lenges.")

compounding penal actions, (see title "Compound-
ing Offences.")

conspiracy, IV. 79, &c. (see title "Conspiracy.")
arson, IV. 58, 59. (see title “ Arson.”)
paupers, IV. $55. (see title "Paupers.")
gaming, IV. 355. (see title "Gaming.")
for presenting a loaded gun at prosecutor, IV. 70.
for assaulting with a walking stick, IV. 77.
for disobeying order of justices made for mainte-
nance of a bastard child, IV. 227.

the like for support of a grand child, IV. 229.
against one chosen constable for not taking upon
him the office, IV. 332, 51.

the like against overseer of the poor, IV. 338, 49.
against surveyor of the highway for not making
a rate, IV. 345.

against high constable for not issuing his precept

to the petty constables requiring them to notice
the victuallers to renew their licenses, IV. 347.
for fishing in the king's park, IV. 357.