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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	[0607]
Read & Committed		12 Dec 1743	Presented by	Mr Matthew Deane	[0607]
Reported		19 Dec 1743	Reported by	Mr Matthew Deane	[0607]
Sent to Chief Governor		19 Dec 1743
Privy Council Stages
Decision of the Irish Privy Council		Amended
Received & Referred to Law Officers		7 Jan 1744
Petition to English Privy Council		None
Decision of the English Privy Council		Amended
Engrossed		19 Jan 1744
Returned Bill Stages
House Presented		Commons
Presented		27 Jan 1744
Sent to Other House		1 Feb 1744
Royal Assent		9 Feb 1744
Statute Number		17 George II, c.6
[+] Further Details
Subjects: [300] Law And Order - Law - Criminal law [309] Law And Order - Law - Miscellaneous [405] Religion - Anglicanism - Authority (e.g. church courts) Committee: Committee of the Whole House