(1) Law readings on statutes from the reigns of King Edward II, King Henry VII and King Henry VIII. The readers are Sir Thomas Froweke (or Frowycke), one reading; John Denishill (or Densell), nine readings; 'Mr Anslowe' [Richard Onslow?], six readings; Ambrose Gilbert, seven readings; Mr Blanchard (or Blencher), 11 readings; Robert Bell, eight readings, with the names and arguments of some of the moot-men (Fleetwood, Farmer and Nicholls) also given; James Dyer, five readings; between the readings of Blanchard and Bell are some cases adjudged between 27 and 33 Eliz. I, amongst which are Chudley's case and that of Harris v. Winge; the latter is reported at great length, with the arguments of counsel, Sir John Popham, attorney general, Sir Thomas Egerton, solicitor-general, Coke, Evans and Whight; (2) reports of cases adjudged between between 24 Eliz. I and 4 Charles I, chiefly in the king's bench, a few in the common pleas, exchequer and star-chamber.