Hargrave MS 278

A Volume, in folio ; on paper: containing, 1. A Discourse of the Manner of holding Parliaments. (In print.) p. 1.

2. A Journal of the Upper House of Parliament, 39 Eliz. p. 227.

3. A Journal of the Lower House of Parliament, 39 Eliz. p. 299.

4. " A Short Compendium or Briefe Declaration of what every Officer of His Ma^ts. Court of Exchequer ought to doe, by vertue of his Office in England. As also the Articles of the Uniting of the late Court of Augmentations and Revenewes of the Crowne, and the late Court of First Fruyts and Tenths, to the Court of Exchequer at Westminster. Written at the request of the Right Hon^ble. the Lord Treasurer Buckhurst, By Mr. Fanshawe. With a Narration of his Opinion concerning the same." p. 363.

This Treatise was afterwards printed under the Title of " The Practice of the Exchequer Court: By Sir T. F." 12^o Lond. 1658.

5. " A Large Treatise of Prohibitions, with the Arguments pro et contra betweene the Lord Archbishop of Canterbury and Sir Edward Cooke (Lord Chief Justice of the Common Pleas) and the rest of the Judges Ecclesiasticall and Temporal concerning Prohibitions, Modus decimandi, &c. Collected by the said Sir Edward Cooke in the tyme of our late Soveraigne Lord King James." p. 519.

6. " An Argument uppon the Question of Impositions; digested and divided into sundrie Chapters. Written by Sir John Davis Kn^t. one of His Majesties Councell learned in Ireland and by him dedicated to King James." p. 843.

includes:

• 1 Parliament: Modus tenendi Parliamentum.
• 2, 3 Parliament: Journal of the Houses of: 39 Eliz.
• 4 First Fruits: Court of.
• 4 Fanshawe, Mr: Compendium by, relating to the Exchequer.
• 4 Exchequer: Duties of the Officers of the.
• 4 Augmentations: Articles of uniting the Court of Augmentations and Revenues of the Crown.
• 5 Prohibitions: Treatise of.
• 5 Sir Edward Coke: Treatise of Prohibitions, by.
• 6 Sir John Davies: Question by, concerning Impositions, Tonnage, &c.