of fees for the Rolls Office and Clerk of the Rolls
of fees for the vicars-general, official, and registers of the
Ecclesiastical Courts

361

361

232

232

232

152

177

101

Temporal officers to inhabit and personally reside within the Isle
Tenant and farmer, either by herding, fencing, or by other means to
keep their cattle, &c. upon their own lands

fine for non-attendance on Lord's works

new, to enter at May, old tenant to have the crops of

Tenants, abbey, included in proposals by Act of Settlement -
and inhabitants dwellings in cottages taken out of the
highways to become sub-tenants to farmers whose lands they
adjoin

309

318, 319

and inhabitants of the Isle to pay and do their carriages to
the Lord as formerly accustomed

with

poor, Lord's officers to receive rent in grain from
services in time of war, Act of Settlement not to dispense

to hold and enjoy their messuages, lands, tenements, and
hereditaments against James, Earl of Derby, on the performance
of services and payment of rents, &c.

317

63

162, 308

57

178, 179

83

169, 315

feudatory, changed into leasehold estates in the year 1643 100, 306

to make a sufficient ditch to keep goods from his neigh-
bours

to manure and occupy their lands

who bear 6d. rent to the Lord to appear at every court
holden within the sheading

Tenure of the straw

Tenures, fines to be paid on confirmation of

Thieves, not to be harboured

Threatening letters, sending of, punishment for
Tithe, boats fishing from home to pay half

ale and marriage goods abolished

calves and colts, proportion of, to be paid

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52

354, 387

44

controversy between the clergy and proctors and the com-

monalty concerning payment of

corn may be stacked in farmer's yard

corn to be received by the 10th Stook

corn, &c., not to be removed before notice to vicar

fish, proportion of, to be paid

flax and hemp, butter and cheese, to be brought into the

parish church

butter and cheese commuted -

geese, eggs, hens, and honey-

herrings, proportion of, to be paid

lamb and fleece

43, 44

lamb and wool, to be paid in May or June

of wild sheep

parson, vicar, and proctor to acquaint the farmers with the
names of their under-proctors or deputies who are to receive
their tithes -

farmer to give notice to those who are to have their tithe
corn the evening or day before he intends to lead it

parson, vicar, or proctor, not coming to take tithe of
farmer's corn after warning given, farmer to take two neigh-
bours to justify him that he hath left his due tithe

Tithes, apprentices not liable to pay

citation for non-payment of

defrauding of, payable threefold

payment in lieu of

proctors and ministers to sit in parish church on Monday
and Tuesday in Easter week to receive tithes from the people
after they have received the Communion

trades liable to pay

See Proctors.

Title to lands tried by Common Law action
Tobacco, from the Isle into Great Britain
Token, Deemsters'

of stone abolished, warrants substituted
counterfeited and made unlawful use of

Towns, limits of, to be regulated by high bailiff and committee of
highways

Transportation, felonious, returning from, punishable by death
Traverse. See Appeal.

Treason and felony to be tried in the Court of General Gaol
delivery

Treasury books not to be parted with without consent of the whole
Council

Trees, cutting, fine of 10s., or to be whipped
Trenches, boundary, breadth and depth of
Trespass, herdsmen to be kept to prevent

cattle trespassing on land properly fenced round, may be
impounded

49

- 56, 126, 305

not payable if fences out of repair

Trespass, fines for, to be assessed by Deemster, &c.
penalty for, through fields in harvest

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113

118

fine for, children and paupers to be whipped
poundage fees to be paid for first as well as other trespass 127
cattle straying on highway to be impounded
trespass jury, proceedings before 57, 127, 128, 134, 177, 295, 303
pound fees

cutting trees

-

Act against trespassing (1705)

128, 195, 303

134

134

134, 252, 278

177

cattle may be impounded whether fences be in repair or

not to be taken from commons at night

Tynwald Court, form of holding

- 278

. 278

279

279

295

303

303

303

5, 33, 62, 305

50

82, 118

not to be held on Lord's day, but on following day when
feast of St. John Baptist falls on Sunday

orders of, Highway Committee may be attended by
jurisdiction of, in cases of insolvent debtors

V.

PAGE

Veal under three weeks old not to be sold

Verdict of juries to be taken in writing

135

325

Verdicts of Great Inquests, Setting Quests, &c. to be delivered in
the presence of parties

221

of Grand Juries to be received either at court of gaol de-

Vicars, certain tithes to

47

general, and judges of the Spiritual Court fees 30, 41, 253, 296,

361

66

71

6,7

general, articles delivered to

Vicars general not to intermeddle with debts after a twelvemonth

and a day

See Spiritual Court.

of pencion not to pay any corbes

of thirds to choose their fishing boat at Easter time

of thirds or vicars of pencion to have their “brige " and
staff

Victualling of Lord

Visitation by Bishop Soder at Hallandtowne. (1429)

articles of, to be read in churches

W.

Wages and labour of artificers and servants, Act of 1609,
regulating

servants hiring with two masters to forfeit, to second
if master and servant are both in fault, to be divided as
Governor and deemsters shall think fit

of artificers, tradesmen, and other workmen and labourers,
Act of 1691 regulating

133, 250, 273, 274, 364

See Witnesses.

91

War, Act of Settlement not to dispense with tenants' services in time
of
Warden of Castle, forfeitures due to

315

69

of the inward ward at Castle Rushen to lock the inner gates
at night

78

to be punished for neglect of duty

Warning, by servants, mode of giving -

Warrant, keeping pages without, forbidden

to apprehend in criminal cases to be issued upon oath of
the prosecutor

to be kept upon the coasts of the Isle according to
ancient law and custom

140

I I

Water bailiff

arrest by

to take bond for export to foreign countries wine, brandy,

or other foreign goods

to have his deputy in every haven

to keep registry of ships

to keep account of goods exported and imported
damages for false arrests by

24 hours after arrest allowed for bringing action
to answer all customs in kind, as he receiveth them

Water-courses, differences respecting, not triable by Second
Enquest

Way, right of, the high road

PAGE

75, 76

17

188

17

36

17

257

257

63

268

52

217

Ways, watercourses, and boundaries, rights as to, triable by Great
Enquest

standards at Castle Rushen and by each high bailiff
to be examined and stamped by high bailiffs

Whitsun week, convocation of the whole of the clergy to be held in
Widowright to be dum sola et casta only
Widow's right in husbands property

25, 40, 47, 50, 333

Wife committing adultery to have no more of her husband's goods
than shall be agreed upon by the bishop, captain, and the Lord's
Council

right of, dying before husband and leaving no issue, to
half of goods and purchased lands to become the property of,
on husband's death

lawful for husband to forsake, if she be a felon
may make will in favour of husband or of issue
of a felon, rights of

to have half of deceased husband's goods if there is no child;
third if there be a child

to have half of the goods of deceased husband, subject to
half debts

interest of, in husband's property southside and northside

Wife's debts to be paid by husband

Wild sheep, payment of tithe of

333

333

Will, intacks, cottages, and millns chargeable with debt and devis-
able by

308

Wills Court, officers of, to go circuit four times a year for probate of
wills in the several sheadings

ordinary or spiritual officers liable if they take insufficient
security

Willers, jurisdiction of, for probate of Wills

to hold Courts in parish churches

114, 332

40

71, 130

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