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   1. § 12.
   2. Co. Litt. 18.
   3. Ibid.
   4. Lord Raym. 728.
   5. I Roll. Abr. 626.
   6. Salk. 241. Lord Raym. 728.
   7. I Roll. Abr. 627.
   8. I Rep. 104. 2 Lev. 60. Raym. 334.
   9. I Rep. 98.
   10. Co. Litt. 23.
   11. Crag. l. I. t. 10. § 18.
   12. Dalrymple of feuds. 210.
   13. Gr. Coustum. Gloss. c.25. pag. 40.
   14. Spelm. Gloss. 145.
   15. See Book I. ch. 3.
   16. See pag 236.
   17. Stat. 29 Car. II. c. 3.
   18. I P. Wms. 777.
   19. Stat. 3 & 4 W. & M. c. 14.
   20. Finch. law. 119.
   21. Finch. Rep. 86.
   22. See pag. 72.
   23. Eschet or êchet, formed from the verb eschoir or êchoir, to happen.
   24. I Feud. 86. Co. Litt. 13.
   25. Co. Litt. 13.
   26. Bro. Abr. tit. escheat. 26.
   27. Ibid. tit. acceptance. 25. Co. Litt. 268.
   28. I Inst. 215.
   29. Co. Litt. 13. 92.
   30. l. 6. c. I.
   31. Co. Litt. 7, 8.
   32. Qui contra formam humani generis converso more procreantur, ut si mulier monstrosum vel prodigiosum enixa sit, inter liberos non computentur. Partus tamen, cui natura aliquantulum addiderit vel diminuerit, ut si sex vel tantum quatuor digitos habuerit, bene debet inter liberos connumerari; et, si membra sint inutilia aut tortuosa, non tamen est partus monstrosus. [Those who are born with a form not human are not considered children; as when a woman by a perversion of nature brings forth something monstrous or prodigious. Nevertheless the offspring to which nature has only added, or from which withheld something, as if it should have six or only four fingers, ought to be reckoned among children; and though its limbs be useless or distorted, yet is it not a monstrous birth.] Bracton. l. I. c. 6. & l. 5. tr. 5. c. 30.
   33. Ff. I. 5. 14.
   34. Ff. 50. 16. 135. Paul. 4 sent. 9. § 63.
   35. Co. Litt. 29.
   36. See Book I. ch, 16.
   37. Co. Litt. 8.
   38. Finch. law. 1147.
   39. Nov. 89. c. 8.
   40. Ibid. c. 52.
   41. Cod. 6. 57. 5.
   42. l. 7. c. I.
   43. Litt. § 399. Co. Litt. 244.
   44. Litt. § 400.
   45. Bract. l. 2. c. 7. Co. Litt. 244.
   46. Co. Litt. 8.
   47. Ibid. 2.
   48. Ibid. I. Lev. 59.
   49. Co. Litt. 129.
   50. I Inst. 8.
   51. See pag. 223 and 239.
   52. I Ventr. 473. I Lev. 59. I Sid. 193.
   53. See pag. 208 and 214.
   54. LL. Aelfred. c. 4. LL. Canut. C. 54.
   55. 2 Inst. 64. Salk. 85.
   56. 3 Inst. 15. Stat. 25 Edw. III. c. 2. § 12.
   57. 2 Inst. 36.
   58. Somner. 53. Wright. Ten. 118.
   59. Co. Litt. 13.
   60. 3 Inst. 47.
   61. Van Leeuwen in 2 Feud. 31.
   62. Co. Litt. 391.
   63. Ibid. 392.
   64. Co. Litt. 8.
   65. Dyer. 48.
   66. Co. Litt. 8.
   67. I Hal. P. C. 357.
   68. Co. Litt. 13.
   69. Co. Litt. 132.
   70. 2 Feud. 21.