Law
Found in 463 Collections and/or Records:
Rolls of the Court Baron of Charles, Prince of Wales, of the Manor of Sutton Courtney, Co. Berks., A.D. 1610, 1620, 1603 - 1625
Rolls of the Court Baron of the Rectory of Sandy, co. Bed., 8, 18, 22 Charles I, 1625 - 1649
At the first Court Robert Symcots, M.A., was Rector, and Thomas Pont, Gent., Steward: at the last 2 Courts Francis Wallsall, D.D., was Rector, and Robert Pratt, Gent., Steward.
Rolls of the Court of Charles, Prince of Wales, &c., of his Manor of Steeple Ashton, Co. Wilts., held by Sir James Ley, Kt. and Bart., 22 James I, 1603 - 1625
Rolls of the Court of Sir Edward Barkeham, Bart., of his Manor of Spalding, co. Linc., A.D. 1649, 1650, 1660 - 1685
Rolls of the Court of the Manors of Moulton, Harrington, Whaplode, and Holbeach, co. Linc., Sir Edward Barkham, Bart., Sir Henry Holcrafte, Knt., and others, Lords; Sir Anthony Irby and Matthew Parkins, Stewards, A.D. 1649, 1650, Mid seventeenth century
Rolls of the Courts Baron of Epworth and Westwood, co, Lincoln; Thomas Cooke, Esq., Edward Barkham, Bart., and others, Lords; John Barnard, deputy for Sir Henry Mildmay, Knt., Steward, A.D. 1649, 1650, Mid seventeenth century
Sales in fee-farm, seventeenth century
Particulars of a sale in fee-farm of lands to Ralph Freeman, Esq., and others by King Charles I. There are six pages at the end concerning a similar sale. See also MSS Dd.13.18 and Ee.03.07. Includes 'Extrait ou Trial by Ordeal' (incomplete) and 'Of the Antiquitye Varietye & Ceremonies of Funeralls in England'.
Scottish laws and statutes, mid sixteenth century
Selden Society: Minutes, Correspondence and Papers
Sir Edward Coke's legal reports, Seventeenth century
Reports of cases in the reign of Queen Elizabeth I.
Sir Edward Coke's reports, 4-6 James I; Sir Edward Coke's speech reported by the Bishop of Lincoln, seventeenth century
(1) 'Lord [Chief Justice] Cooke's Reports.' 4-6 James I. (2) 'Aprill 9th [1628]. Sir Edwarde Cooke his Speeche reported by the Bishoppe Of Lincolne' [John Williams]. This is the Bp. of Lincoln's Report to the House of Lords of the speech of Sir Edward Coke, upon the liberties of the subject, delivered at a conference of the two Houses.
Sir Henry Hobart, Law Reports in the Reign of James I, seventeenth century
These are the Reports of Sir Henry Hobart. At the end is a table of contents and an index of subjects.
Sir Henry Hobart, Law Reports in the Reign of James I, seventeenth century
They correspond almost verbatim with Hobart's Reports, ending with No. 83, page 70, of the 5th edition, printed in 1724.
Sir Matthew Hale: The History and analysis of the Common Laws of England
'Copyed from the Bishop of Worcester's copy that was taken after the originall under My Ld Ch. Justice Hales own hand before it was abused.' pp. ii-vi, 105-10: blank.
Sir Richard Hutton: Journals
Speeches and broadcasts, 1914 - 1982
Notes for speeches and lectures on various subjects including international affairs (including law), the Labour Party, disarmament, sports and athletics, the London School of Economics and the League of Nations.
Speeches: Non-House of Commons: Speech notes and source material., 08 Jan 1957 - 06 Nov 1957
Status Firmarum nuper Cantariæ B. Mariæ de Marlowe Magna, et Charnell et Bowres in Chipping Wickham; fraternitatis in Agmondesham, B. Mariæ in Alysbury, S. Trinitatis in villa de Buckingham, B. Mariæ in Stonistratforde; terrarum datarum ad sustentacionem Iuminum in Ecclesia de Wolverton; Cantariæ vocatæ Kiswicke in Castlethorpp et Hanisloppe, de Newporte Pannell, de Olney; et fraternitatis S. Margaretæ et S. Katerinæ in Fenistratford, in Com. Buck., Seventeenth century
At the foot is the autograph Examinatur of Tho. Fanshawe.
Status Reddituum &c., parcellarum possessionum Coronæ, et quorundam de alta proditione attinctorum, in Cornub., Devon., et aliis Comitatibus, Mid seventeenth century
At the foot is this note: 'Theise particulars are made forth by vertue of the Act of Parliament made for the sale of fee-farm Rents, Tenths, or Rents reserved, dry Rents, and others, dated the 11 March, 1649;' and has the autograph Examinatur of Ja. Symes, Auditor.
Status Reddituum &c. 'parcellarum possessionum nuper Collegii sive Capellæ in Campis juxta Norwicum': 'de Cantariarum Collegiorumque obitibus': 'Prioratus de Bromeholme': 'Prioratus de Blackborough': 'Monasterii de West Derham': et 'Monasterii de Shouldham', in Com. Norf., Seventeenth century
At the foot of each account is the autograph Examinatur of Hugh Powell, Auditor.
Status Revencionum Carolo, Principi Walliæ, &c., per Regem Jacobum concessarum, pro Anno finito ad Festum S. Michaelis, 8 Jacobi I, 1603 - 1625
Student notebook on canon law, Late sixteenth century
'Brocardica quæ jure canonico sic dicuntur quæ sunt materiæ contrariis rationibus æque probabilibus involutæ'. Apparently incomplete: it is paged from 1 to 93 and after 42 blank leaves paged again from 200 to 246. There are six leaves of index, and three of references, principally to statutes from the reign of King Edward III.
The Case for the Rights of the Duchy of Cornwall to the Scilly Islands
The five Readings of Robert Callis, Serjeant-at-Law, upon the Statute of Sewers, seventeenth century
The five Readings of Robert Callis, Serjeant-at-Law, upon the Statute of Sewers, 23 Hen. VIII. c. 5, delivered at Gray's Inn in August, 1622.
The Papers of Lord Silkin of Dulwich
This collection consists of political and legal papers. The earlier papers mostly relate to Silkin's time at Attorney General including correspondence files, press cuttings and printed papers. The later papers consist of Bills, correspondence and proceedings from the House of Lords as well as constituency correspondence and papers relating to Silkin's other interests.