1 Black Art. |
Picking of locks. |
2 Courbing Law. |
Hooking at windows. |
3 Vincents Law. |
Cozenage at Bowls. |
4 Prigging Law. |
Horse stealing. |
5 Lifting Law. |
Stealing of any parcels. |
The discovery of the words of Art used in these Laws.
In black Art.
· The Picklock, is called a Charm.
· He that watcheth, a Stond.
· Their engines, Wresters.
· Picking the lock, Farsing.
· The gains gotten, Pelfrey.
In courbing Law.
· He that hooks, the Courber.
· He that watcheth, the Warp.
· The hook, the Courb.
· The goods, Snappings .
· The gin to open the window, the Trickar.
In lifting Law.
· He that first stealeth, the Lift.
· He that receives it, the Marker.
· He that standeth without and carries it away, the Santer.
· The goods gotten, Garbage.
In Vincent's Law.
· They which play booty, the Bankers.
· He that betteth, the Gripe.
· He that is cozened, the Vincent.
· Gains gotten, Termage.
In Prigging Law.
· The horse stealer, the Prigger.
· The horse, the Prancer.
· The tolling place, All-hallows.
· The toller, the Rifler.
· The sureties, Querris.
For the Foist and the Nip, as in the first Book.