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Container Reference (shelfmark) Lansdowne MS 484

1. Lansdowne MS 484/1

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Lansdowne MS 484/1
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1. In what cases judicature doth belong to parliament. Imperfect, fo. 3.
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Western Manuscripts
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English
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1 item

2. Lansdowne MS 484/2

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Lansdowne MS 484/2
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2. Copies of three parliament rolls relating to the judicature of the Lords and Commons. fo. 33.
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Western Manuscripts
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English
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1 item

3. Lansdowne MS 484/3

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Lansdowne MS 484/3
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3. Concerning judicature in parliament. fo. 41.
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Western Manuscripts
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English
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4. Lansdowne MS 484/4

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Lansdowne MS 484/4
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4. "Modus tenendi parliamentum." fo. 47. Translated out of Latin into English by Antony Bustard, fellow of Lyon's Inn. It is a copy of the edition printed by Robert Wyer, without date.
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Western Manuscripts
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English
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5. Lansdowne MS 484/5

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Lansdowne MS 484/5
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5. "Libertyes of the Clergie, collected out of the temporall lawes of this realme, and soe translated into English and imprinted at London in the place of Holywell by William Follington. Cum privilegio." fo. 57.
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Western Manuscripts
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English
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1 item

6. Lansdowne MS 484/6

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Lansdowne MS 484/6
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6. Minutes in parliament in the case of Charles Longvill, Esq. who petitioned to be restored to the baronies of Hasting and Ruthin, 1640. fo. 63.
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Western Manuscripts
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English
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1640
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1 item

7. Lansdowne MS 484/7

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Lansdowne MS 484/7
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7. The Earl of Shaftsbury's case on his commitment to the Tower, and the return of a writ of habeas corpus into the Court of King's Bench; with his own speech on that occasion, and the opinion of the Judges seriatim. fo. 70.
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Western Manuscripts
Languages:
English
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1 item

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