Law
Found in 390 Collections and/or Records:
Legal reports, Early seventeenth century
Reports in the King's Bench', 3 Chas. I. In the same handwriting as MS Dd.12.49.
Legal reports, Early seventeenth century
Reports in the King's Bench', 4 Chas. I. In the same handwriting as MS Dd.12.48.
Legal reports, Late sixteenth or early seventeenth century
(1) Moot cases, in number 313, stated; (2) a report of the judgement and part of the arguments of 'Shellies' case, addressed to the right honourable Sir Thomas Sackville, Baron Buckhurst, 1581; (3) reports of cases, chiefly in the reigns of King Henry VIII and Queen Elizabeth I.
Legal reports, Early seventeenth century
Reports of cases adjudged in the court of wards in the reign of King James I.
Legal reports, Mid seventeenth century
Reports of cases heard in the exchequer chamber, at the summer assizes at Salisbury and at Hereford, king's bench and common bench, and in the court of wards, in the 21st and 22nd years of the reign of King James I.
Legal reports, Mid seventeenth century
Reports of cases argued and detained 6 Jac. I, some of which appear to be circuit cases, and others cases decided at Westminster. There is an index to the work.
Legal reports, Mid seventeenth century
Reports of cases decided between Easter Term, 36 Eliz. I and Michaelmas Term, 38 and 39 Eliz. I. Nearly all the cases were reported by Sir George Croke and seem to be copied vebatim from that source. The manuscript is divided into two parts, A and B; at the end of A is an index of cases.
Legal reports, Early seventeenth century
Reports of cases determined between Easter Term of the 39th and Trinity Term of the 40th year of the reign of Queen Elzabeth I.
Legal reports, Seventeenth century
Reports of cases in the common pleas, with an index. Damaged by damp at the commencement. The handwriting is of a somewhat later date than the cases reported (tempore Jac. I).
Legal reports, 1590
Reports of cases adjudged in the king's bench, in the 32nd and 33rd years of the reign of Queen Elizabeth I.
Legal reports, Late sixteenth century
From the reign of Queen Elizabeth I.
Legal reports and extracts from statutes, c. 1544
(1) Reports, 7 and 8 Hen. VI; (2) extracts from the statutes of Hen. VIII.
Legal reports and presentations, Early seventeenth century
(1) Cases decided in the court of wards and liveries between the 13th and 20th years of the reign of King James I; (2) presentations made and granted by the master of the court of wards and liveries.
Legal reports and religious notes, Seventeenth century
Legal reports of Sir Henry Hobart, Seventeenth century
Sir Henry Hobart's reports of cases decided in the reign of King James I, with a few in the reign of Queen Elizabeth I. The cases in this volume end with that of Lord Sheffeild v. Ratcliffe.
Legal reports of Sir Humphrey Winch, Seventeenth century
Sir Humphrey Winch's reports of cases decided in the Common Bench from Easter Term, 19 James I, to Hilary Term, 22 James I.
Legal reports of Sir Thomas Hetley, Seventeenth century
Sir Thomas Hetley's reports of cases decided in the Common Bench from Easter Term, 3 Charles I, to Trinity Term, 7 Charles I. The first leaf, in a different handwriting, contains three cases in Hilary Term, 2 Charles I, and at the end is an index of cases.
Legal treatise, Seventeenth century
An historicall and legall discourse upon a case taken out of the 26 Ass. Fol. 20 by Recorder Fleetewoode'.
Legal treatises by Sir Francis Bacon, Late sixteenth century
(1) Rules and maxims of the common laws of England; (2) A preparation toward the union of the laws of England and Scotland (incomplete: breaks off in the chapter on ‘The punishment, triall, and proceedings, in cases of felonye’). This is followed by eight leaves, partly blank, containing unconnected notes.
Letters patent, and writings on various offices, Sixteenth and/or seveneenth centuries
Licences for University preachers, teachers and related others, 1514 - 1694
The category - External relations records - comprises records relating to relations with the Crown, central government, the Colleges and the city of Cambridge; also University-initiated outreach, such as adult education, teacher-training, school examining, and alumni relations.
Literary: "A History of the English-Speaking Peoples": book 2, "The Making of the Nation" [eventually included in volume 1, "The Birth of Britain"]: various pre-war proofs [with a few later notes]., [1938] - Oct 1954
Literary: "A History of the English-Speaking Peoples": book 2, "The Making of the Nation" [of volume 1, "The Birth of Britain"]: various post-war revises., 1954 - 1955
Literary: "A History of the English-Speaking Peoples": book 5 [eventually entitled "The Civil War" and included in volume 2, "The New World"]: various pre-war proofs [with a few later notes]., [1938] - [1955]
Literary: "A History of the English-Speaking Peoples": book 7, [eventually entitled] "[England's] Advance to World Power" [and included in volume 3, "The Age of Revolution"]: various pre-war proofs., [1938] - [1945]
Includes galley proofs and typed drafts (marked printer's copy and first revise) for: provisional chapter lists; chapters entitled "William III and Europe" or "Law: William III", "The Spanish Succession", and "Oudenarde and Malplaquet".With suggested corrections, amendments, and notes from various people [secretaries, literary assistants, etc.] including: [WSC], [Grace Hamblin], and [William Deakin].
The UK Archival Thesaurus has been integrated with our catalogue, thanks to Kings College London and the AIM25 project for their support with this.

