Highway-continued.

2. Special sessions for the highways, 622: when and where holden, 622.

3. Highway rate, 623 by whom and how made, 623; form and amount of it, 623; error in it, how rectified, 623; what persons excused, 624; rates how recovered, 624; composition for rates, 624; appeal against a rate, 624. 4. Repair of highways, 625.

Liability to repair, 625: liability of parishes, 625; how, where the highway is in two parishes, 626; liability of townships, 628; liability of persons or corporations, 628. Repair of ways dedicated to the public, 629; of ways set out under inclosure acts, 631; of ways to and over bridges, 632.

Repairs, how compelled by special sessions, 633: where the liability to repair is not disputed, 633; costs, 634; fine, &c., how levied and applied, 634. How, where the liability to repair is disputed, 635.

Repairs, how compelled by indictment, 635: indictment, in what cases, 635; witnesses, 636; costs, 636; costs of the defendant, when paid out of the highway rate, 636. Presentment, 637.

Repairs, how made, 637: materials from waste lands, 637; materials from inclosed lands, 638; surveyor, doing damage in taking materials, 639; surveyor may contract for materials, 639; rate-payers to have the carriage of materials, 639; heaps of stones not to be left on highway, 640; pits, &c., to be filled up, 640; penalty for taking away materials, 641. Lands for maintaining highway, 641. Width of highways, 642; width of gates, 642. Way, whilst highway repairing, 642.

5. Widening highways, 643: in what cases, and how, 643; costs, 646; what highways, 646.

6. Stopping up or diverting highways, 647: previous application to justices, 647; justices' view and certificate, 647; order, where there is more than one highway, 649; appeal, 649; order of sessions, 651; liability to repair the new way, 651.

7. Nuisances to highways, 652; trees near the highway, 652; hedges, 652; ditches, 653; encroaching on the highways, 654; steam engines, windmills, &c., 654; gates on railways, 655; riding on foot-paths, injuring the road, making fires, &c., 655; matters laid on the highway, 656; cattle straying on the highway, 657. Nuisances at common law, 658.

8. Regulations as to waggons, drivers, &c., 658: names on waggons, &c., 658; driver, how many carts he may drive, 659; misbehaviour of drivers, 659.

9. Proceedings for penalties, &c., 661: securing unknown

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offenders, 661; summons, information, &c., 661; conviction, 662; witnesses, 663; penalties, &c., how levied, 663; appeal, 666; special case, 667; fees of clerks of the peace, clerks to justices, &c., 667; actions against justices, &c., 667.

Highways (Turnpike roads,) 668.

Trustees, 669: justices to be, 669.

Making and repairing roads, 669; by the trustees or commissioners, 669; holes or pits made in getting materials, 670; repairs by parishes, 671; by individuals, &c., 673; altering or diverting roads, 674.

Gates, toll-houses, &c., 674: where and in what cases, 674; collectors' names to be affixed to toll-houses, 675; collector not to gain settlement, 676; possession of tollhouses, how recovered, 676. Destroying or damaging turnpike gates, &c., 678. Tolls, 678: to be collected, 678; table of tolls to be set up, 679; what tolls for carriages, &c., 679; toll according to the breadth of wheels, 680; toll for overweight, 682; when payable only once in a day, 683. Exemptions, 684; exemption as to manure, &c., 686; exemption as to the police, 687; fraudulently claiming exemption, 688; taking more tolls than allowed, 688. Remedy for tolls, 688; evading the payment of them, 689; allowing carriages to pass without toll, 690; assaulting collectors, &c., 691. Mile-stones, direction posts. &c., 691.

Regulations as to waggons, &c., 691: weight of waggons,

691; breadth of wheels, 693: use of skidpans, &c., 693; names of owners on waggons, 693; no loaded railway carts allowed, 694.

Regulations as to drivers, 694: not to be under thirteen years of age, 694; how many carts he may drive, 694; misbehaviour of drivers, 695.

Nuisances, 696: windmills, 696; cattle straying on the road, 696; other nuisances, 698.

Prosecution for penalties, 700: in what cases, and how, 700; limitation, 700; apprehension of offenders, 701; witnesses, 701; proceedings for penalties, 701; recovery and application thereof, 702: conviction, 703; appeal, 705. Homicide, 706: homicide generally and its punishment, 707; the death and the cause of it, 707; by whom committed, 710; whether committed from malice prepense or not, 710. Homicide upon provocation, 712; upon an arrest, 712; by fighting, 713; in self-defence, 715; by correction, 715 by negligence or ignorance, 716; without intention, whilst doing another act, 716.

Principals and accessories, 717. murder or manslaughter, 718, 719.

Commitments for

Horse slaughtering, 720: licence, 720; time of killing, and treatment previously, 721; hours of killing, 722; previous notice to inspector, 722; in what cases inspector may stay killing, 722; slaughtering without licence, or out of hours, &c., 723. Licensed persons to keep accounts, 723; making false entries therein, 723, Killing sound horses, 724. Putting the hides into lime, 724. Lending slaughteringhouses to others, 725. In what cases, persons bringing horses, &c., may be committed, 725. Inspector's books to be produced at sessions, 726. Witnesses, 726. House breaking, 194. See " Burglary."

Hue and cry, 727: in what cases and how, 727; not levying or pursuing it, 728.

Hundred, 728.

1. Proceedings against it, in ordinary cases, 728 in what cases liable for damage, 728; information on oath, 728; notice of claim, 729; appointment of special sessions to hear it, 730; notice of hearing, 730; hearing and order, 731.

2. The like, where the damage is to a church or chapel, 731. 3. The like, where the damage is in a city, town, &c., 731: how and before what justices, 731; justice's order, and how directed, 732.

Husband and wife, 733: their liability for crime, 733; their competency as witnesses, 734.