constable, to take and convey the said A. P. to the said house of correction, and to deliver him to the said keeper thereof, together with this warrant: And we do hereby command you the said keeper of the said house of correction, to receive the said A. P. into your custody in the said house of correction, there to remain and be corrected, and held to hard labour for the space of Given under our hands and scals, the day, &c. (P.) Discharge of an apprentice by two justices, on complaint of the master; by 20 G. 2. c. 19. s. 4. Westmorland. { Whereas complaint, &c. (as in the last prece dent) We do therefore by these presents discharge the said A..P. from his apprenticeship to the said A. M.; any thing in any indenture or indentures of appren. ticeship betwixt them, or otherwise, to the contrary notwith standing. Given, &c. (Q.) Assignment of an apprentice. To all whom these presents shall come: I A. M. of send greeting. Whereas my apprentice A. P. hath divers years yet to come and unexpired of his apprenticeship, to wit, whole years from the day of now last past, as by his indenture of apprenticeship to me sealed doth appear Now know ye, that I the said A. M. for divers good causes and considerations me hereunto moving, have given, grant. ed, assigned, and set over, and by these presents do fully and absolutely give, grant, assign, and set over, unto A. S. of ............. all such right, title, duty, term of years to come, service and demand whatsoever, which I the said A. M. have in or to the said A. P. or which I may or ought to have in him by force and virtue of the said indenture of apprenticeship. And moreover, I the said A. M. do by these presents covenant, promise, and agree to and with the said A. S. his executors and administra tors, that notwithstanding any thing by me the said A. M. to be done to the contrary, the said A. P. shall, during the said term of ... - years, well and truly serve the said A. S. as his master, and his commandments lawful and honest shall do, and from his service shall not absent himself during the said term. Provided, that the said A. S. shall well entreat and use him the said A. P. and him the said A. P. in the craft, mystery, and occupation of a which he the said A. S.. now useth, after the best manner that he can or may, shall ---- teach, instruct, and inform, or cause to be taught, instructed, and informed, as much as thereunto belongeth, or in any wise appertaineth, and shall also during the said term find and allow unto the said A. P. sufficient meat, drink, apparel," washing, lodging, and all other things needful or meet for an apprentice. In witness, &c. . (R.) Form of the order of two justices, directing a parish apprentice to continue with the widow (or as the case may be) of his deceased master. County of Whereas F. M. within named, late of the Westmorland. J parish of Orton, in the said county, died on the...... day of .... being within three calendar months now last past, we, two of his majesty's justices of the peace for the county aforesaid, whose names are hereunto subscribed, on the application and at the request of A. M. widow [or as the case may be] of the said F. M. living with and being part of the family of the said F. M. at the time of his death, do hereby order and direct, that A. P. the apprentice within named, who was in the service and actual employment of the said F. M. at the time of his death, shall serve the said A. M. as such apprentice, for the residue of the term of such apprenticeship within mentioned, according to the provisions of an act passed in the thirty-second year of the reign of king George the Third, intitled, "An Act for the further Regulation of Parish · Apprentices." Witness our hands this..... day of....... I, the abovenamed A. M. do hereby declare, that the above order is made at my request, and that I do accept the said A. P. as my apprentice, according to the terms and covenants contained in the said indenture, and according to the provisions of the said act. Witness my hand, the day and year above written. (S.) Form of the like order by a separate instrument. County of Whereas it appears unto us, two of his majesty's Westmorland. justices of the peace for the said county, that A. P. was bound an apprentice by the churchwardens and over. seers of the poor of the parish of Orton, to F. M. late of the said parish of Orton, and that the said F. M. died on the day of......, being within three calendar months now last past: Now we the said two justices, on the application, and at the request, &c. [then to the end as before, mutatis mutundis.] (T.) Form of the assignment of such a parish apprentice, with the consent of two justices, by indorsement on the indenture or counterpart. County of Be it remembered, That the within named Westmorland. F. M. by and with the consent and approbation of J. P. and K. P. two of his majesty's justices of the peace for the said county, whose names are subscribed to the consent here under written, doth hereby assign A. P. the apprentice within named, unto N. M. to serve him during the residue of the term within mentioned; and that he the said N. M. doth hereby agree to accept and take the said A. P. as an ap. prentice for the residue of the said term, and doth hereby acknowledge himself, his executors and administrators, to be bound by the agreements and covenants within mentioned on the part of the said F. M. to be done and performed, according to the true intent and meaning thereof, and pursuant to the provisions of an act passed in the thirty-second year of the reign of George the Third, intitled, "An Act for the further Regu lation of Parish Apprentices." In witness whereof we the said F. M. and N. M. have hereunto set our hands, this day of... We two of his majesty's justices of the peace above men. tioned, do consent thereto. Witness our hands, this day of J. P. (U.) Form of the like assignment by a separate in-. strument. County of Whereas it appears unto us J. P. and K. P. Westmorland. two of his majesty's justices of the peace for the said county, whose names are subscribed to the consent here under written, that A. P. was bound an apprentice by the churchwardens and overseers of the poor of the parish of Orton, to F. M. of the same parish of Orton, by indenture bearing date on or about the day of .... until the said A. P. should attain his age of twenty-one years. Now be it remembered, That the said F. M. by and with the consent, &c. [and so to the end as before, mutatis mutandis.] X.) Form of a conviction; under the 42 G. 3. c. 46. two of his majesty's justices of the peace for the FINIS. 1 INDEX. ACTION, for enticing away or harbouring an apprentice, consequence of binding being under seven years, 33, 4, 65. how to declare in such case, 33. third person cannot object that indenture not enrolled, 61. of assumpsit, lies for work and labour of apprentice, 65. of covenant, for apprentice's absenting himself, when it don't lie, 66. to recover earnings of apprentice, what, 71. to recover penalties. under statute 5 Eliz. c. 4. in what court it lies, 135, 6. form of proceedings in, 136 to 138. under a bye law, 138. AFFIDAVIT. of duty having been paid, when necessary, 43. AGE-(see title "Apprentice.") voluntary apprentices to be bound only till twenty-one years old, 10. an adult may bind himself, 25. parish apprentices. male children to be bound till twenty-one, 10, 26. a binding for longer not void, 45. female till twenty-one, or marriage, 26,45. contrary binding only voidable, 45. how far apprentice coming of age can avoid indenture, 79 to 82. master cannot, 81, APPEAL against order of two justices, 94. |