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Fthoſe Grand Officers, 'o whoſe 
'3-Onſtoc :rheſe Seales are committed 


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D aperta. are » plurimum prodeſt,. 
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CLARISSIMO, 
CONSUL TISSIMO, 
DISER TISSIMOQUE 
VIRO, | 


DOMINO 
Fobanni Churchill 


InagroSomrERSETENST 
Equiti Aurato, 
Magiſtrorum uni venerabilium , 


Florentifiimi Hoſpint. 
LINCOLNITE NSTs; 
De Banco ; 
** Necnon © . 
Hoſpitii ejaſdem © 
Nuper 
Letori Ampliflimo, 


Conſanguineoſuo contbuaioes, 
Patron6que apprimt colendo, 


© Johannes Brydal, Armiger, 
| ac Somerſetenſis, 
Opus hoc exile & perexiguum 


humillime 
D. D. D, D. Conſecravieque. 


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OR, THE 
WY OF 


| ENGLAND, 
1 Touching 
The Kings four prin- 
cipal Seals, viz. I he 
Great Seale, the Pri> 
'| wie Seale, the Exche- 
|| - guer Seale, and'the 
- Signet, 8c, —- 


| 
f H E Law of Eng- 
Eq land- to ſeveral 
[og purpoſes , doth 
;, take eſpecial notice of. di- 
| vers Scales, - aan 


IS 
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fer 6 OF OE CRETE na.” "A , 
- Se 20 
yy - 
Df the Gzeat Seal. 


to the \Kuzg3/-moſt, Excel- 
levt- Majzelly , ſc.' The 
Great Seale, the Privie 


Seale,the Exchequer Sealy 
yy E: 
Greu ÞHea/alk We tot | 


in the firſt place : for the 
Rule, or axilte 19, 4 
principgligribucs ſes dignt- 
oribus eſt inchoandums 


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ther thing 98, | that paſſe is 
Great Seale. 

The Chancellor of Eng- 
land, or the Keeper of the 


Great Seale of. England, 
is a Lo:d by his Office, 
and is of the moſt honora-- 


1 ble Privie Council,under 
| whoſe hands paſle all Char- 


; ters, Commilhons , and - 


$ Grants of the' King ,-'cor- 
| roborared /or {tr 
| with- the”! Broad 
| without which: Seale' all 


ſuch Inftruments, by'Law = 


are-of no: force ; And: 
the reaſoris; becauſe the 


King is rv/Intendiment” of 
Law a 
therefore nothing 


' firmaly ,. 
f aid Scale. 


Whelſtane oÞ cj; Ev 
Win B 2 _— 


huied- 
ale: 


3 ad | 44d 
under: the. 
"Thorped Keeper hys. 1 _ 


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2k US —_— <4. , 2 G . 
HPF CFoghot RUS; TAL AY rows hes. 


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i as. XY 
to no cs = = | 
Realnie, ſame, and the 
Ik place, Aqgthority,Pre- 
nence,::, J u1ſd1Ction, 
xecution/ of Laws 9! and 
all other Cuſtomes, -Com- 
modicies, and NOR, 
as-hath the Lord Chancel 
10 Englind for the ome 


«xi]J, 


ol, 


{IN + Sal. 
4 » .Equat+ Amhority of -the p7 
Chancellor, tharis Cyſios _ 
4715 i Sigilth: and this is, 4- 
-greeable withthe- Judge- 
ment of the ſaid Parliqment 
41n 5Elize But all Qyeſti- 
.ons, Scruples, and doubrs 
arenow taken away bythe 
faid AR of 5 Elie, and 
at this day there being but 
one Great S:al, there can- ue 
.not be both-a Lord Chait- 
 celfor,, and|a Lord Keeper 
of. the. Great + Seal: ar one 
ime, decauſe boch- theſe 
Are but one office, as it is 
+. declaredby the ſaid AQa,* 
_Note,that.thoſe Ratures , * 7 
or: Ads. of Parliament, | 4 
n- make. mention - of =. 
Chancellor only. Sos 3.Inft,, % 
+ -extend to the. .Lord $10G S 
— Kegper alfo, as the fla»'*7 2 
| rutes of 33 H. 6. e: Is 4 


= 6 op det os. 2 Poa "IF 


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« - Fi => p. 


[ 


Dfthe G2eat Seal. 


And 28 H. 8. Cap. 15. + 
Having ſhewed you, 


-in whoſe Cuſtody th: 
Great Szale is, and that 


the Lord Keeper huh th2 


fame -Authority;* that: th2 


Lord Chancellor hath, it 


'will not be much imperti- 


nent to preſent to the 
Candid Reader, the Ery- 


mology of th: word Chan= 
manner how he 18: Crea- 


red , | his © Qualifications, 
his Orh, and Daty, his 
Jurifdi&ion and Auth wris 
ty, his Honor and Pre- 
cedency, his Priviledges, 
his Aſfiltams, and laſtfy 
th: Officers 1hit' are ate - 
tendant on his Lrrdfhip, 


; by virtue of th: Grear 


Seale of England. 


I. The 


I. The Etymology of the 


word Chancellure 


Hename of Chancel- 

lor Caſſiodorus fetch- 
eh from Croſſe Grates 'Ot 
Latteſſes, becauſe Chan- 
- cellors examined matters 
within places ſevered a» 
part,encloſed with partiti- 
ons of ſuch crofle-Barres, 
waich the ..Latines call 
Cancelli :- Regard g faith 
he, to' the Chancellor, 
what name you bear; it 
cannot be h:dden, which 
you doe'withm Latceſfles, 
For.you Keep your Grates 
hgh:ſome, your +Barres 
'open:, and your Doores 
Tranſparent as Windows. 
Whzreby ic1s evident,that 
he. fate within Grartes, 
where he was-to de feen 


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s Df the Gzkat Seal. 

on every (ide, and there f.. 
3t may de tHoght he rock 
thit name.” Bat conſider- 
ing; it was his part ({ai.h 
Gur- Camden) to ſtrike,and 
daſh aut. wh. crofſe Lines 
Latteſs-like, thoſe Letters, 
Commiſtons, Warrants, 
and Decrees paſſed againſt 
Law, and Right, or pre» 
judicial to th2'Common- 
wealth, which not unpro- 
perly they termed to Gan- 
cell, ſome think the name 
of Chancellor came from 
this Cancelling : and in 
a Gloſlary of latter time 
thus we read, A Chancel- 
lor is' be, whoſe, Office is ty 
look into, and peraſe the \ 
Writings, and Anſzers | 
the Emperor 'to Cancell 
what is written amiſſey and. 
to figne that which is wells; 
- Agrecable 


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ty 4 
Ww 
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- 


& 4. 3# 
- - 


- to repeale the Kings'Let+ ' 


\preilife. Litere ff enbes 
diffi Domini Regis 'revo- 


| entrunry'adunllinmury it a Co.4.lall. 


4 x , * i, ye 2 


F _ m— Jo 
\% dgementy 
+ ol in 


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p a FH 

{ - 5 
2- CEAS PF” 
®-. 
a 
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patents i$4his, , Quod - 


tentur,Candillentur s a 


cnc; & inva/ide pro nulls'gg 
enitus habeantur, © 1ene-- | 
antir > 4c etiem quod Ir* ; 
rotulawent ww: toryadens can” | 
celletnr,” caſſernr, & anno 


gr: of. . Evgiabd: 
| x foreign -Chanceltors, 
may beg have Hot hike. 
Agtbority)-is called Can* 
cellarings 4 Cancellandoyl.0.! 
A digniori parte, being the | 
higheſt point of his Juriſ- = 
diction, to Cancell the 4. 
B ) 'Kwegs-- o : - 


ro Afthe Gzeat Heal. . 


. Kings Letters patents un- 
der the Great Seale, and 
dammng. the Inrolment 
thereof, by drawing trikes 
through it, like'a Lacteſle:; 


2. The Antiquity of this 
> Officer» 
Otch-the Britiſh, and 

_ _.. © F Saxon Kings had their 
_ Chancellors 5 as taking 
fome few Examples before 
the Conqueſt 3\ Edward the 
Confeſſor had Reinbald his 
Chancellor: He had alfo 
Lefricke to his Chancellor: 
King Edgar-had Aduhph - 
King Edred bad Thurkettle: 
a rn the ſame 
ng Athe; 4n, - W "5 
their Chancellors <4 s 


3. His 


_ 


Ifthe: : af -W: al. 
” 


WL WES, 


: 2» His. Creation» 
HeTLo:d (Chancellor 
K-hath no' Commiſſion 
by Letcers' patents, ag all 
ether Jadgesand Sherifftes 
nave ,: bur he receivech 
only tis Anthority by the 
delivery unto-{ him of the 
Great Seale of Evg/ind ; 
and other Grant, or Pa- 
tent: for this great Office, 
there needs no: be,for that . 
the perſon, to' whom this 
Office 1s committed, hath 
the keeping of the Great 
S-ale in his owa hands. 
Thus ſayes one; and to 


the ſame Effet are-.the C0-4- Inſt. 


words of Coke: He is made *7* 
Lord Chancellor of. Ene- 
land, per traditionem magni 
roilli fbi per Dominmm 
ow: and by taking his 
| xe | Oath. 


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Oath. But the forme and 
manner of ordaining 2. 
Chancellor was, 11y he 


: 


time of King | H, . 2.'by 
haoging the Great Seal of 
England about the neck 
of the Chancellor Elect, 

Note, ſome have got- 
ten it by Letters patents 
at will, and one for Term 
of his Lifez but « was 
holden void, becauſe an 
antient Office muſt be 
orantedy as. it bath been 
accuſtomed. 


&. His Qualifications. 


Efdes the natural Fa- 
culties (ſays Sr. Jo. 
Davy) and powers of hi 
mind, Which he - ought to 
have in great.-perfeR i- 
on, be maſt be rniſhed 
with. all Learning , that 

3 hath 


a, B 
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. ae 


hath any Relation to the 
- publique good 3Divinity, 
Lan, Policy, Morality and 
eſpecial Elequence, to im- 
part- and. communicate 
all the ret. He-muſt with- 
. allhave a long, and uni- 
| yerſal Experience in all 
the Aﬀaires of the Cam- 
moniealth : He *muſt. be 
accompliſhed, and abſo- 
late in all points of Gra- 
' vity , Conftancy , Wiſe-. 
dome, Temperance, Ju- 
ſtice, Piety, integrity,40g 
all ocher vertues , fit for 
Magiſtracy, and Govern- 
ment; yet fo as the ſame 
de ſeaſoned, and tempered 
with Afability , Gendle- 
neſs, Humanity, Courtehe, 
howbeit without deſcend- 
ing or- diminiſhing bim- 
ſelf, but Rill a - 


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1h, "Df: Great Sea 
his Gigoity, ,. and ho- 
- Nor» Brie Ph he muſibe a 
perſon 'of ſuch vertue-and 

worthineſs;as bis Life m2 
'be x Cenſure,and his Ex- 
ample a Mirror forall o- 
ther Magiftrates. Theſe are 
rhe Excellencies, and per- 
fe&ons,” wherewith the 
Chancellor muſt be quai- 
fied,and xdornec: And thus 
qualified indeed is the 
Right Honorable - Perſq- 
nage,that is now LordH'gh 
Chancellcr of -Eng/ands * 


% 


wy His Duty. 


He Lord Chancellors 
Office and Duty is 
included 3n the Oath, that 
his Lordſhip takerh, np- 
on the delivery of t 
Great Seale, and this 
ſame Oath confifteth upon 
fix 


Sf the Gzeat Seal, 


{  Gxparts; He ſhall Syear: 
' Te: That nell and truly Co.g.Inft. 
be ſhall ſerve owr Soveraign 88. 


' Lord the King, and bus 
Prop/e,in the Office of Chan- 
cellore | 

2+ That he ſhall ave 


right to all manner of peg- 
"_ Poore, wand {4 $02 
ter the Lawns, and uſages 
of the Realme 

3. That he ſhall twwly 
counſe! the King, and Þis 
Comnſel be ſhal! layn; and 
keep. 

4. That he ſhall na 
know, nor ſuffer the bart, 
and diſheriting of the King, 
or that the Rights of - 
Cronne be decreaſed by 
any meant, 4: far as he may 
let it« 

S. And if be may nt 
let it , he ſhall make #t 

34 clearl, 


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$4" Feriſtis, Pon . 
or and 7 "bot Ws. 


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over; wo moderate, abd - 
temperate the written Law, 
wdering all things, jaxt« 
erm ot borunyand there- 


” 
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p L.3 


ſ e-he is fayd in 'our 
Books, to have two Pow- 
Ers;one Extraordinary,the 
other Ordinary; intimat- 
3ng,” that though: by hs 
* Qrdinary: power mn ſome 
Caſes, he: muſt obſerve 


the forme of proceeding 
as other ordinary Judges, 
yet that.in his Extraordi- 
. Nary power , he is not h- 
mited by the Law but by 
Conſcience, according to 
the- Circumſtances of the 
Mattrer.in Queſtion. And 
this appeares 'qut of the 
words of my Lord- Coke : 
In the Chancery,ſayes he, 
are tivq Courts, one Or- 


dinary, 


———_ Df the G2eat Seal. 
dinary, Coram Nomino Re» + þ 
Co.4.Inſt. ge -#n Cancellarias Wheren 
f 79. 3- the'Lord Chancellor pro» 
Inſt, f. 71-ceeds according to the 
right line of the Laws and 
Sratutes of the: Realme, 
ſeoundum Legem et _ 
etudinem Anglies Anot 
Extraordinary - according 
to the Rule of Equity," ſe= . 
cundnm equnm, & bonus. 
vide 8 E. 4:5. 9 E:4415% : 
14;F«4-7.Sramf:preric- 20, I 
f:65d: Plondens Comment. ' b. 
fe 72+ Hot. Rep. M »tin TY. 


S\ 


u- Marſhal, & Key fi 63. 
Of theſe two Powers I ; 
; ſnall ſpeak more: paitjeu) , 


larly, as followeth's} '': | +4 

1. The Lotd Chancel- . 

lor by hisO:dinary power if | 
-may hold. plea of Scite dd 

faciaz', \ tor -repeate.! the ff ' 

Kits Letters: ) Parents, | Y 

t. . under 


- @Dfthe Gzeat Seal. 
under the Great Seal, be- 
ing alwayes inrglled in the 
Court of Chancery, which 
ſaid Writ of Scire facias, 
torepeale, or cancell Let. 
cers Patents, doth Tye in 
this Ordinary: Conrſe ot 

-Jultice jn 3 Caſes, ſc. 

Firſt, when che King by 
his 'Letters Patents 
doth grant by (ſeveral 
etters Patents, one 
| and the ſame thing to 
\ ſeveral perſons, the 
former Patentee ſhall 
have a Scire facias, tO 
repeale the ſecond 
Patent, 
S2condly, when the 
King granteth any 
thing,thac is grantable, 
upon a- falſe ſuggeſt - 
on , the King by his 
Ppcerogative Fure reghoy 
may 


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) Mens heck « 

he writ de: Dore afſignan- 
4'ppo ; Offices ine Bu 

age 6s Recaps 
Maple, ce 

| x 19h of a Stacnre ſta- 
8 ple uponthe Actof 23 H.. 
F Þ: burthe Excnin po 


3's Court of Chancery,in 'H 
reſpe& of their Service or 
Attendance there... Thus 
much of the LordChancel- 
logs: Ordinary 3:97> 


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rrzordinary power, thut is 


Hobarrs abſolute, and unlimited 


Reports 


(though our' of Diſcre- 


Martin V. tion his Lordſhip doth en- 


Marſhall 
& Key. 


tertaine © ſcrme  formes, 
which he. may. juſtly leave 
17 ſpecial Caſes) bindeth 
and looſeth the 
ings of Law, and decideth 
Cauſes, by the'Rules of his 
own Conſcience | He be- 
ne fole Judge borhdp-the 
Court of: Equity, .Aatjd 1n 
the Court: concerning. the 
Common Law, bat. Ca- 


co.4.Ioft, ſesof weight or difficulty 


f. 84. 


he dottafift. himfelk wi 


Realme, and no 'greater 
exception ' can be. taker 
hereunto: than-in caſe: of 
the-Lord -Steivard of Emp 
land: ang ole: Ttid in 
tyat of the Nobjhtyy 


alſo 


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of the Judges, 
$ - By vertue of this extra- 
7 ordinary power his Lord- 
J ſhip: judges according to 
hisCorfſcience of all Co- 
vins, Frauds, and*De- 
ceipts, of Accidents,Brea- 
ches'of \Truft and! Conft» 
err ph of Defects of Re :::./; 
at Law,of Incercain- -'1'4 42 2-4 
ties, an@ the - like; This fs 
mach of the Lord Chancet: © 
tors Juriſdiftion arditiary, 
and - extraordinary in the 
rope Chancery: k 
to'other 4106s 
Authority, and 
DE Which " enjoy» 
of 'the Delivery of * the 
Yo of \ Byglands 


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Es, not Jaſt 
the Jultices's 


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* likewiſe the Free-Chap- 
pels of the King, or of any 
of his Reyal predeceſſors, 
po Ordinary. ſhall viſir, 
but onely the Chancellne 
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Hand:, 


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waich: to the 


Kiogs. aki ſhould be 
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untrue Accompes in 


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nuance, - 'than-' thoſe - be © 
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br it -15-enaQed; that- ev 
-” Clerk, and- Clerks ofthe] 

Signet, and- Privie. $2ab | 
> (hall have > and rake? for | | 
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a Lord of Ae od 
abſerit, andTo-maxe-: 
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againſt Dodington, as Ex- 
ecutorof Sr, Wajrer-Mil: 
may > ſuppoſing that 
Sre Walter had received 


no Det And 
er Argumeot it was ad. 
Jndpeds that he ſhould be : 


Ter,. was noG allowable; 
For-the. PrivieScal is not 
ſufficient, 


| 6, Law:; -F come 
to Mention, ſome Scatutes. 4.204 
£2351 :F 3 65; -Jr- 


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the Common Lew: whre- 


Ptivie Sead-12o: cauſe; 
as"\4:reſted lia to:icome | 
before! the Council ;/ to "FN 
anſwer the King, buthave "be 
his Remedy by the Com» | 
mon Law. 

PE the Stat, of 112-2. 
TOs It i$ provided , that 
: s of "the Privie 

. Seal fhall: nor. be from 

henceforth: ; ſent in * Da- 


Fi4, mage 


mige of prejudice: of the 
Realme;, or .un/difturbance 
of the Dawn 5 
'B ytheStht.of 25 E: 3.0 

Co.3.Inſt, re clohand enaQt- 
f16. ed, tharthe/! Connterfeits 
vie Seal 
is High Treaſon's*:Fhis 
- i Starate con the def 

” andiPrivie 

ing, and: 'Connterfei 

the Fr orot 
Wi s Statue + 'Bat 
by «5% . of ir "Mar, 
it is made High Treafon 
in both Caſes.” Thus much 
of the Kings Pcivie- Seal. 


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- & . tothe Court of Ex- I 
chequer is.1nche. Cuſtody 3 
ofthe; Chancellor ,.. of . | 
whom... theſe. following, 
Authors. ſpeak thys : {+ : 


 J«-Fleta 3 Officinm Can» 
| cellarii ef; Sigullum. Regis 
cuſtodire lms! cum Contra® 
 rotulss de proficao Regsi... ., Lib.2:C. 
| AQ. Ochaw: :. Ad Cant 29. 
cellarinm Scaccarii pertine 
Cuſtedia Sigilli Regis. 
3: Plowden : L'eſcheq tr 
as Chancellor &. Sel. {- FS _ I 
| a1Bgs. #ſnal en /t 46. a.In-; _ 
er L'eſchequer de formation _ 
[27 le. "apa en tie! Caſe, pur Mines. 


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| F C Regiſters 


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= Put & "IS \ 
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cellor, and dv the - 
writs uſual in the Chance- 
ry. of the Exchequer, ae. 
—_ antient than Prere- 
Log ne 


ems; The Of- 
6 of a__ Chenttte | 


of 'the Exchequer hath 
been e by: many, 
for the of the 
Extremities pre. Exche- 
er: He firteth in the 
oart, and in the Exche- 
ner Chamber; and with 
the reft of the Conrt or- 
dereth things to the Kings. 
benefit : i: is always in 
Commiſſion with-the Lord 
Treaſurer, for the Letting. 
of -_ Lande, —_—_ 
to t Crom 
D.flo- 


—- 


.. 


ry > a 
: hf - &--. 


and 'Statates © 
them to tlic Crown. 


relating to. the er 
Szal it Self, that is do the 


Chanceh 
ar 6nd, thar 
is an. Iocideot 
arable to th2 Court 
r;for the Seal- 


as of als, hs 
uo E Courts, _ | 
_ en, and demiſed | 
and - latter . 
- MO, I —_ _ | 
+ Co.2.luft. | Were never demi | 
955 or letter, not could be, 


as of mind. "Now what 
_ paſs under the Ex- 
Seal, ' pr ., what 
Thall be avay yleable un- l 
der jt, uke” theſe - ſub- | 


IT 


| Hove Gi, od bv P 
j .thorities , - found jn- our 
/ Books of Law. 
| 
| 


The. Queen. ſciſed of a 

| Right: of 

| ber Cromn, by her Stey- 

i; ard. granted + Copyhald 

| Lands parcell thereof ro 
one by by - Jcqurding | 


Mannor in the 


Quer Szal, 
- made a LI. che fame 
| warp oſs. h0 Wthes for Fr 
the I under the ;Ex- 
RE OD 
u encre ( 
Comfonenery Court is £9. jt 
as & Lai, of which the Caſe. 
Common Law os no- SA 


tice without . alledging of 
| it in pleadin Þi as. as 
4g. Court Exchequer 


may 


: nds Kings 
; the 

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k in | 1 by Bis 


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| For a mo mo 
paſs*from Kiyg, vat 
antiies Ther Gopy 
Seal, © Bar all the Juſtices 
held, that Leaſes for Life 
nnder the Exchequer Seal, 
| being of 'Linds uſually 
Leaſed ,- and - referying 
the antiem Rent, are al- 
lowable :- It being good 
. for the Ki Beneft's 
that his' Land Call :nae 


| tetten.' And- Fonts 
med, char all the Ba 
rons' of \the 


on. Was made, - wether 2 
Leafe of - a” Mannor; bewg 
forfeited $0 the Queen by 
ptr pee ns 
be granted _ nn 
chequerSeal:Popbaw:lj an 
* Mannor,or Lard, of a 
_—_— value cones to-the 
Kiog by dane .or by 
therwile, - the--C | 
thereof may : be. qc 
of under the -Exche- 
exSeal, by the Autho- 
rie of 'the Lord Treaſu- 
and Chancellor there, 
ons Wi pe peciall Colin : 
or 4t 18 but a; ai] 9 
of the Profits, becauſe the 
King himſelf capnot | ma- 
nure it; And-it-is always 
Reyocable,. Si quis. plus 
dare wolnerit: $02 Leaſe. 
for years, of -anothers 
Land, which cothes to the 


King 


. o 
wo 

+ 2 wh 
"4 » 


gractabl 
chequer Sal Foritiv'as Nm 
that _—_ | 


PAn Office foand: ble, Lib $4 


Fea :Of  BRgnt 


"aamary} + ; under} the 
38 {fufhis 
_ > eine the 
,to'2'Chartell, -- 


| King 


ge 


An Office of LafiraAts Pages oo I 
on or Hr ne 1g may Gro: -Y 


Vo 


Seal, xt 
.[:$:aſonable ; TOS 
in-the: Kings Foreſts, or Co 4.lal 
Timber for-his .Myctties f,299- bo 
aſk, may he: fold gs "4 


= Ns Tie 


: 2 Traſen 


_ > + tath beer! : ain 
o 


On 
nothing 
eſs 


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6: 04244.» 2665 nes ati. ef * 


1.99 3 a man in cam Plex, 
"| Nut Tiel Record: \ 


iS Know likewiſe Readers 
20 7, (bar:06-finall! things, Fea 


® [es are wont to be 
Seal, 


a the tine ' Ed3- 
2nd * 


«4 
- * et » A <-- $45, ON" re 


ts 


& the Th Preens 
« ilowed ib be. «mb; 
Arid there were 3. « 
the woe I _— eo 
at every” 7 
tot rity 
infinite number of Leaſes, 
to ſue _ for Cot- 


—_ to paſs bythe Sig: 
nature of the xe, 
Signer, the Privie 'Seal, 
and th Great Seal. 
2 For neceflity; left 
2 poor and indigent ſub- 
je@t ſhould be driven to 
4 tedi>us Suit , and the 
Land will lye many times 


withoat a Tenant, "fork 
7 


94S fi 
yeſlis 


mecon 


2 
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FL 
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176.10.H. $21, or Privie Seal 


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= 


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mw "of the Privie . 
as is aforeſaid. ſpecified.” 
Thas Reader 
eſtnced : t6// why VIEW 
I ve nd withall 
319- -our Books: of: Law; 


it 2g vi2voemrid WIT r- 
EE WWISWit) hyes 
wig Þ CiepimÞd. 35 V- 8 
It morn wH £ 
SE winning WH þ 
þ£ will writ 
wu KNITS, $ 
OL | vaitragnd brik 
rg bas wind WHAT © 
I-38 Lt - ——— 
JE Gybliving uH $8 
'O8 van 1AGT GS 
FE win kudyth 100 ON 


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ad RA 
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ing wrt Pans i 
3 Sigillam Regitaba:: 


p 

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52 
a 14, Profdne of rhe Comn- 
ci 


' 33 
35 Rint Barwried ates 
.bidh C40 1iny did. 


- 55 
29 The Office of th Tregei 
ſurer 15.5" bi. 
'2© Lends"'tn «he 'Rj 
$437% hvv ( 
20/4nerwe Accomp in 
the Exchequer | 1 "ibid. 
22 Armer, Sirname, and 
KA % walled 


Sta-warly” 1107110 GS 
= Sewers 1117 bxd; 

i 4oma OST 2 8. 
va 


Man "a idid. 


zoners in Can 


'0 65 


A. Deleger 
2 wee vi EY 's 


(280% 


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| 2.t k Di {Y4l and 16 
7 bet The of mani. 


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a3 
* 


4 Conſtat Inſpeximus and 
Vadimus 


70 
$ Crimen. fal6,or Conn- 
"tbe. Great Seal 
8o 

IT; Of the PrivieScal - $6 


1 Eſſoqne or Progeftion 94 


3. Matters of Sm mal we 


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OO ver &c.B = Willi 
8 am Raeftal, Printed 1670. 
-: All the Statutes at large 
* ' to the year, 1670. By 
= Ferdinando Pulton.. 

2 Coker Commentary on 
br: Lirtteron, ” Printed” 1670:- 


Folio. 

The whole Ofnce of a 
EE —- Sheriff. By Mich. Dalton, 
*ug with yery large Additions, 
Printed 1670s | 

Tables to moſt of the 
Printed Prefidents- of 
Plead- 


' contaman ractice of 
the Juſtices of the Peace,as 
© well inas-ouit of Selſivns, 
_ G6s:By  Michat! Ry 
with Addivons, Pr | 


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Temple, Elqg Folio. 


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bridgiment of ſach as ſtand 
RepeaPd or 
ene Onſas ro 


Mr. Pulton, with notes of 
Reference one to the 0- 
oy which nes, 

theStatares and private 
As of Parliament,paſſed 
by their ſaid Majeſties un- 
til the year-1667; with a 
Table dire&ing - to rhe 
principal matters of the 
ſaid Statutes By: The. 


am Reports. By 


William Stile of the Inzer- 


A&ions.for Slander, By 


William Sheppard Eſquire, 
Folio. Fant 


Brevia Jadicialla, being : 
a Colle&ion of Prefidents. 


Pleas, 


| melts Cori, gra 
— Conjunture 


Ks A 4 
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I S FR 1, 
3 K 
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ie ſeverall Opinions 
and Writings By Edward 
Leigh, Maſter of Arts of 
Aagieles” Fallin Oxford. 


The 


the 
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7: 2lt ;the> year " 4670.” 


By Edmund "Wingate l 
| Gray Inn, m.: 
Ofavo..- x 

The Terms of the Law 
with: Additions; Printed 


am Tenures in 
French. . 


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da at 


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