Ages below eighteen and over fifty-five exempt,

Anne, Queen, impresses foreign seamen, arms of press-gang under, drummers and fifers pressed for navy in her reign, sailors unwilling to serve,

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Anthony, John, pressed with two protections on him,

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Apprentices, exempt from impressment only in some circumstances, in North-country pressed because their indentures bore Scotch 14s. stamp instead of English 15s.,

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Baily, James, a ferryman, pressed for his inactivity,

Barker, Capt., regulating officer at Bristol, midshipman.

Bath, Bristol gang's fruitless attempt at,

Bethell, Capt, paid damages for wrongfully impressing,

Bettesworth, John, claims privilege of granting private protections to Ryde and Portsmouth ferrymen,

Blackwater, men working turf boats on, not exempt,

Boat steerers on whalers exempt from impressment,

Brenton, Capt. Jahleel, afterwards Vice-Admiral,

Bridges a favourite haunt of the press-gang,

_Britannia_ trading vessel, three of the crew shot in resisting the press-gang, the ship captured and taken to port, the affair not within the coroner's purview, the bodies buried at sea, court-martial acquits officers,

Broadstairs fishermen, the press-gang at, Bromley, Capt. Sir Robert,

Bullard, Richard, a fiddler persuaded to go to Woolwich to play and for payment was handed to the gang,

Burchett, Josiah, _Observations on the Navy_,

Calahan, a gangsman, killed in attempting an arrest,

Carpenters, conditions of exemption, on warships on coast of Scotland could be replaced by shipwrights pressed from the yards,

Castle, William, an alien, impressed on his honeymoon,

_Centurion_, H.M.S., Anson's flagship, whose crew on their return had life-protection from the press,

Cromer, the suspicions of the inhabitants, bring the press-gang, to take a noted Russian,

Davidson, Samuel, of Newcastle, applies for life protection

"DD," discharged dead, in muster books against names of persons deceased,

Death of sailor in resisting impress, "accidental",

Debusk, John, shot by the press-gang, on the Britannia,

Dominion and Laws of the Sea., See Justice, A.,

Dublin, sham gangs at, the press-gang at,

Eddystone lighthouse, building delayed through impressment of workmen, builders of the third, protected, keepers at, put inward-bound, ships' crews ashore,