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| Bill Number | 0575 | Session | 1743 |
| Title |
To take away the benefit of clergy from any person that shall by night, or by daytime, feloniously and privately steal any goods out of any shop, warehouse, tan-yard, drying-house, cellar, or outhouse, though not adjoining to any dwelling-house, or off of quays, and to encourage persons to apprehend such felons and other robbers. |
| Variant Title(s) |
To take away the benefit of clergy from any person that shall, by night, or by daytime, feloniously and privately steal any goods out of any shop, warehouse, cellar, or outhouse; not adjoining any dwelling-house, or off of quays. [19 Dec]
To take away the benefit of clergy from any person that shall by night, or by daytime, feloniously and privately steal any goods out of any shop, warehouse, tan-yard, drying-house, cellar, or outhouse, though not adjoining to any dwelling-house, or off of quays, and to encourage persons to apprehend such felons and other robbers. [IPC] |
| Heads of Bill Stages |
| Originating Body |
Commons |
| Leave or Order |
8 Dec 1743 | Leave or Order to |
Mr Matthew Deane |
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