4to. A book written in the fifteenth cetitury, partly on vellum and partly on paper, and by some former possessor thus intitled, "Cartuaria Thome Sampson Clerici Hospitii Domini Ducis Lancastrie." It contains divers legal precedents, with remarks on them and some other matters.
8vo. The trial at the Surry assizes on the 12th Nov. 1754, between the King and Deborah Burgess, concerning the right of a publick highway through Richmond Park.
8vo. A copy of the report or presentment of the Jurors on a Commission of survey and enquiry concerning the offices, officers, and fees belonging to the Court of Chancery, executed in the years 1734 and 1735.
8vo. A Volume of collections relating to the poor, and parish laws, with adjudications thereon in the King's Bench, to the 8 Geo. II. made by Mr. Umfreville; with a table of contents and alphabetical index.
8vo. A tryal had in the Court of King's Bench before Lord Chief Justice Hardwick, in an action upon the case for damages in not performing a marriage contract, brought by Jacob otherwise Philip Mendes Da Costa against Catharine Da Costa Villa Real, widow. See Num. 558, art. 5.
4to. A treatise on the King's power of pardoning. At fo. 3 Mr. Nicholas Hardinge has written the following note: "This treatise was transcribed from a MS. communicated to me by the Rt. Honble Arthur Onslow, Esq. Speaker of the House of Commons; which was transcribed from a MS. communicated to h...