Abstracts, in Latin, of cases in the Court of Common Pleas, compiled in the early seventeenth century. The volume begins with entries of declarations and pleadings in actions of trespass, mostly from the reign of Henry VI through to 1634. Many of the entries date from the reigns of Elizabeth I and James I. Most of the seventeenth-century entries are from the rolls of Richard Brownlow. The entries are interspersed with painted shields of arms in the margins, with the surnames underneath, added during the eighteenth century. With the exception of the first coat of arms, relating to London, the arms have no apparent connection to the text. The second part of the volume contains entries of declarations and pleadings in actions of waste, dating from the reign of Henry VI through to 1627. These are written in the same hand as the earlier material, and also include many entries from Brownlow's rolls. There are a few commentaries in French towards the end.