Smuggling Run Goods, and other Frauds relative to the Excise and Customs Keeping Bawdy Houses and other Disorderly Houses * * * * * 4. IDLE and Disorderly Persons _described by the Act of the 17th Geo. II. cap. 5. and subsequent Acts_; punishable with one Month's Imprisonment--_namely_, 1. Persons threatening to run away and leave their wives and children on the Parish 2. Persons who tipple in Ale Houses, and neglect their Families, &c. as described in the 3d Geo. III. cap. 45 3. Persons who shall unlawfully return to the Parish or place from which they have been legally removed, without bringing a Certificate 4. Persons, who not having wherewithal to maintain themselves, live idly without employment, and refuse to work for the usual Wages 5. Persons begging in the streets, highways, &c. * * * * * 5th. ROGUES and VAGABONDS _described by the said Act of the 17th Geo. II. cap. 5. and subsequent Acts_; punishable by Six Months' Imprisonment--namely, 1. Persons going about as Patent Gatherers or Gatherers of Alms, under pretence of Loss by Fire, or other casualty. 2. Fencers, Bearwards, Strolling Players of Interludes, or other Entertainments 3. Minstrels, (except those licensed by the Lord Dutton in Cheshire) 4. Persons pretending to be, and wandering in the habit of, Gypseys 5. Fortune-Tellers, pretending Skill in Physiognomy, Palmistry, &c. or using any subtle craft to deceive and impose on others 6. Persons playing or betting at any unlawful Games or Plays 7. Persons who run away, and leave their Wives and Children upon the Parish 8. Petty Chapmen and Pedlars wandering abroad without a Licence 9. Persons wandering abroad, and lodging in Ale-Houses, Out-Houses, or the open Air, and not giving a good account of themselves 10. Persons wandering abroad, and pretending to be Soldiers or Sailors, without proper Certificates from their Officers, or Testimonials from Magistrates 11. Persons wandering abroad, pretending to go to work in Harvest, without a proper Certificate from the Parish 12. Persons having Implements of House-breaking or Offensive Weapons, with a Felonious intent 13. Persons concerned in illegal Lottery Transactions, as described in the Lottery Acts, 27th, 33d, 34th, and 35th Geo. III. * * * * * 6th. INCORRIGIBLE ROGUES, _punishable with Two Years' Imprisonment and Whipping, or Transportation for Seven Years, if they break out of Prison--namely_, 1. Persons stiled End-Gatherers, buying, collecting, or receiving Ends of Yarn in the Woollen Branch, against the stat. 13 Geo. I. cap. 23.