WAGES.

assumpsit for,

WAIVER.

of a servant, I. 211. III. 60.

of a sailor, III. 57. II. 347.

the like where plaintiff retained as a hostage, II.

345.

of a captain, II. 348.

of a mate, II. 368.

plea of waiver of promises, III. 131.
replication to plea of, III. 132.

WALES.

plea in abatement, of the jurisdiction of the Great
Sessions in, pleaded, I. 45, 9.

award of venire from, to next English county, VII.
336.

declaration in, VII. 336.

WARDEN OF FLEET, (see title "Escapes.")
declaration against, V. 222.

WAREHOUSE-ROOM.

assumpsit for use of warehouses, I. 214.

WARRANT PLEADED.

sheriff's warrant pleaded,

upon a latitat, IX. 384.

upon a capias ad satisfaciendum, IX. 351.
upon a capias ad respondendum, IX. 352.
justice of peace,

warrant of commitment by, for refusing to an-
swer questions relating to settlement pleaded,
IX. 348,

WARRANTS OF ATTORNEY.

to confess judgment in ejectment, X. 390.

to act under a commission of bankruptcy, X. 401.
authority to discharge a prisoner out of custody, X.

letter of attorney to obtain costs, X. 253,

WARRANTS OF ATTORNEY, (continued.)

landlord's authority to distrain for rent, X. 226.
WARRANTS OF COMMITMENT, &c.

chief justices warrant for apprehension of person
charged with design of blowing up king's bench
prison, IV. 118.

precept by a justice of peace for bringing up a person
recorded for a forcible entry, IV. 152.

warrant of restitution, IV. 155.

warrant to apprehend a person for having un-
wrought silks in his custody, IV. s07.

warrant of distress after conviction on the game
laws, IV. 371.

warrant to apprehend and commitment thereon, IV.
371-2.

warrant to apprehend for concealing spirits, IV. 402.
warrant to apprehend a person who had obstructed
a revenue officer, IV. 489.

warrant to apprehend on an indictment for an as-
sault, VI. 437.

WARRANTIES.

assumpsit on,

of a horse as sound, II. 126, 7. 202.

of a flock of sheep, II. 127.

of a bull as a good calf getter, II. 184.

of a horse to go well in a carriage, II. 198.

on-exchange of horses, II. 200.

of a picture to be the work of Poussin, II. 201.

of a cow to have newly calved, II. 202.

case on warranty on exchange of horses, VIII. 367.
on warranty of sheep, VIII. 368.

WASTE, (see title "Landlord and Tenant.")

case for,

by pulling down wainscot, &c. VIII. 571, 85.

pulling down outhouses, walls, &c. VIII. 583.
ploughing ancient meadow, VIII. 584.

WASTE, (continued.)

WAYS.

case for,

digging mines, VIII. 587.

breaking down party walls, VIII. 588.
digging pits and quarries, VIII. 589.
cutting timber, VIII. 591. 600.
pulling down a cottage, VIII. 596.
digging turves, VIII. 597.

for permissive waste, VIII. 600.
case for injuries to,

for washing skins in a fresh water stream, &c.
VIII. 533.

for obstructing and penning back water from
plaintiff's mill, VIII. 535.

for erecting a mill race and diverting the course
of a river from plaintiff's lands, VIII. 545.
for throwing stones and rubbish into an ancient
drain whereby plaintiff's coal pits were flooded,
VIII. 562.

for setting casks in a kennel which ran between
plaintiff's and defendant's houses whereby water
came into plaintiff's sugar house, VIII. 566.
for letting down and continuing sluices, divert-
ing stream, &c. VIII. 568.

for erecting a tumbling bay, &c. VIII. 576.
for diverting an ancient water course which sup-
plied plaintiff's mill, VIII, 577, 93.

for stopping up a trench which conveyed waste
water into a stream, &c. VIII. 592.

declarations in assumpsit for use of, III 187.
case for disturbance of rights of,

of right of way over a bridge, VIII. 510, 11.
against a rector for not repairing a cartway,

which he is bound to do in respect of his glebe,
VIII. 516.

WAYS, (continued.)

WELL.

declarations in case,

for other obstructions, VIII. 511, 16, 19.
pleas in trespass justifying under,

public way, IX. 236.

private way by prescription by a freeholder, IX.

241.

of necessity, IX. 161.

by a copy holder, IX. 255.

by a tenant, IX. 139.

by a vicar, IX. 241.

of a path way along the banks of river to tow boats,
IX. 244.

of a way to a well to draw water, IX. 265.

plea justifying trespass under right to take water, IX.

263.

WEIGHTS AND MEASURES.

debt on 12 Ann. for selling coals deficient in meas-
ure, VII. 140.

a similar, VII. 252.

at common law against a brewer for in false fir-
kins, IV. 73.

indictment for selling by false weights, &c. VI. 389.

WHARF.

assumpsit for use of, I. 214.

WHARFINGER.

assumpsit against for loss of a barge of coals deliv-
́ered to his charge, &c. II. 285.

for not shipping goods, II. 287.

for refusing to deliver remainder of a parcel of
butter, II. 288.

for negligence in losing goods entrusted to his
care, II. 289.

WIDOW, (see title "Dower.")

WILL.

indictment for forging, IV. 35.

WINDOWS.

case for obstructing window lights, VIII. 548.
a similar form, VIII. 574.

WITNESS.

assumpsit by, for expences on attending a cause, II.

535.

subpœna ticket on enquiry, X. 253. 339.
subpœna to at the assizes, X. 338.
duces tecum, X. 339.

WORDS, (see title "Libel," "Slander.")
case for words of forgery, VIII. 229, 71.
robbery and embezzlement, VIII. 229.
bankruptcy of a trader, VIII. 232, 47.
felony of a hired servant, VIII. 233.
dishonesty of an attorney, VIII. 240, 86.
felony, VIII. 243.

perjury, VIII. 245, 68, 73, 93.

sodomy, VIII. 246.

insolvensy, VIII. 247.

imputing loathsome disease, VIII. 251.

arson, VIII. 256, 74.

adultery of plaintiff's wife, VIII. 262.

malpractice of surveyor, VIII. 265.

perjury of an attorney, VIII. 265.

murder of a child, VIII. 273.

accusing plaintiff keeping a mistress with spe-

cial damage, VIII. 274.

clergyman, VIII. 277.

of a justice of the peace, VIII. 280.

of a school-master, III. 282.

dishonesty of an innkeeper, VIII. 291.

accusing plaintiff of purchasing stolen goods,

VIII. 295.

pleas justifying, VIII. 270. 236.