F.
Farmers, petty Depredations on them, [86], [89]
Faro Tables and Games of Chance, their evil Tendency, [135], [136]
—— particularly in private Houses of Persons of Rank, [148]
Felo de se, how punished by different Laws, [43], [44]
Felonies, Public and Private defined, [43]
—— A specific Detail of the different Felonies, distinguishing the Punishments, [437], [438], [439], [440], [441]
Female Prostitution. See [Prostitutes].
| Fielding, Henry Fielding, Sir John | Excellent Magistrates, &c., [453], n. |
Finance Committee of the House of Commons, their useful Labours and Opinions on various Subjects (See [Police]), [251], n., [264], [419], [427], [469], [514], [516], [558], n.
Fires in London, the Laws relative to them, [597], [598]
Forcible Marriage, how punished by different Laws, [48]
Foreign Coin counterfeited in England, [17], [18], [184], [190]
Foreigners, their opinion of the English System of Police, [522]
—— the insecurity likely to arise from so many of them acquiring a knowledge of the English Language, [530]
Fortune-tellers, their evil tendency, &c., [128], [130]
Founders of Metals, an object of regulation as a means of preventing Crimes, [10], [540], n.
France, its Laws relative to Receivers of stolen Goods, [302], n.
—— —— to Sodomy, [46]
—— its former Police, curious Anecdotes of, [525]
Frauds on the Public in the Metropolis:
—— in the Naval Department of two sorts, [256], [257]
—— and Forgeries specifically detailed, [111], [112], &c.
French language, the inconvenience and insecurity from its being so generally spoken, [530]
Friendly Societies, an Estimate of the number of Members, [575]
—— a proposition to guard them against the Evils of the Lottery, [157]