Law
Found in 405 Collections and/or Records:
A Law Common-Place Book, Sixteenth century
Imperfect at the beginning, the first folio being numbered 14.
A Law Common-Place Book, Sixteenth century
With an index of a later date. On the outer edges of the top is written Statham, with whose Abridgment it has much in common.
A Law Common-Place Book, Sixteenth century
Upon the fly-leaf is written the name of Robert Bullocke. Pasted into the corner at the end is a table 'To find the beginnings and endings of the Termes and their Retornes for ever.'
A Law Common-Place Book, Seventeenth century
Many manuscripts acquired by the University Library before the middle of the nineteenth century either originated as or were made up into bound volumes, and classified alongside printed material. Most carry what is known as a 'two-letter' reference, running from Dd.1.1 through to Oo.7.60. They comprise mainly medieval and early modern manuscripts. Also are included are a number of Middle Eastern and Far Eastern manuscripts.
A Treatise of the Court of Star Chamber, and Justice Barkley's Argument in the case of ship-money, Seventeenth century
A Treatise on the Jurisdiction and Practice of the Court of Star-Chamber, with the Privileges of the Lord Chancellor or Lord Keeper therein, 1635
Dedicated to the Earl of Warwick.
A true methode of the studie and practice of the common law of England, Early seventeenth century
Legal treatise by Sir John Doderidge. On the back of the last leaf someone has written 'ye 11 Jan. 1639'.
Abstracts of Law Readings and Moot Cases, Seventeenth century
Accompts relating to the Pipe Office of the Exchequer, for the City of London, 2-14 Charles I, 1625-1639
This is an original Register, much worn by use, and in various places bearing the signatures of the Remembrancers and Auditors of the Exchequer.
Accounts of legal proceedings, Early seventeenth century
(1) 'The proceedings which happened between Lady Frances Howard & Robert Earl of Essex' (see also MS Dd.06.08 no. 2), with an address to Sir Thomas Bromley, dated 8 May 1626 and signed 'Jo: [...]ood'; 'The great oyer of poysoning' appears on the flyleaf; (2) 'The proceedings against Richard Weston and others for the murder of Sir Thos. Overbury'.
Acts regarding Merchants of the Staple.
A compendium of Acts of Parliament regarding merchants of the staple, 2 Edw. III to 20 Hen. VI, 65 folios. The title suggests the 'xxxvith yere of Kynge Henry the sixt' as the date of composition.
Arguments against the oath of allegiance, 1630s
‘Twenty arguments against the oath of alleadgiance propounded to Mr Preston and other defenders of the said oath in satisfaction of a late bitter provocation published on that subject in the name of Mr Howard by a lay Catholic’. The work referred to appears to be ‘A patterne of Christian loyaltie ...’ by William Howard, London, 1634.
Arguments for the liberty of free men and other political writings, Seventeenth century
Arguments for the liberty of free men and other political writings, including a parliamentary journal, Seventeenth century
Arguments in the case of ship money, Mid or late seventeenth century
Arguments of the counsel and judges in the case of ship money, Mid or late seventeenth century
Arraignment of the earl of Somerset, c. 1620
The arraignement of Robert earle of Somerset'.
Articles of canon law, Early seventeenth century
Concerning the election and consecration of bishops, the vacating of benefices, dispensations, etc.
Assizes and legal reports, Late sixteenth century
(1) Assizes, in forty chapters; (2) law reports of the reigns of King Henry VIII and Queen Elizabeth I.
Book of practicks, 1660
'My lord Hadingtoune his booke of practicks alphabeticallie digested into titles'. It contains decisions of the lords of Council and Session in Scotland, from about 1606 to 1624. With an index.
Breife declaration concerning the use of the lawe, Early seventeenth century
Many manuscripts acquired by the University Library before the middle of the nineteenth century either originated as or were made up into bound volumes, and classified alongside printed material. Most carry what is known as a 'two-letter' reference, running from Dd.1.1 through to Oo.7.60. They comprise mainly medieval and early modern manuscripts. Also are included are a number of Middle Eastern and Far Eastern manuscripts.
Calendar of the patent rolls, Late sixteenth or early seventeenth century
Entries run from the first year of King Edward III to the last year of King Richard II.
Catalogue of books / law precedents, Late seventeenth century
Charles Bromley: Dictionary of Musicians
'An Alphabetical Biographical Dictionary of Musicians, Singers and Composers of both Sexes and of all Nations Vol 2nd', 98 folios. The first name is Paisiello, the last Walther. Fos 1-82 are paginated by the writer 193-255. Fos 83-90 are blank. Commencing at the other end of the book are a few notes on legal subjects.
Cherhill court rolls, Seventeenth century
Court rolls of the royal manor of Cherhill, in Wiltshire, from 17 Jac. I to 2 Car. I.