Several presidents of [brace] 1. Warrants of the justices of the peace, 2. Indictments ... : the finable offences being many, and of several kindes, are divided into these four parts, viz. of [brace] 1. Force, 2. Fraud, 3. Omission, 4. Other abuses ... : these presidents do not only concern the exercise of the office of clerks of the peace in the several counties of Ireland, but also the exercise of the offices of the clerks of the crown of the several circuits ...

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