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LAW treatises, etc.; tempp. Eliz.-Car. I.:-

1. "The constitutions and Orders renued and established in the Prison of the Fleet, A.D. 1561," f. 2.

2. "A Reconciliacion made betweene the Kinge and his subiectes touching the demaund of his right in ould debtes and landes quietly enioyed tyme out of minde," f. 9.

3. "A summarie Collection of such Statuts as materially conduce to the proofe of his Majesties right to the tenthes according to the Taxation of all Lands, Reuenues, etc., which the third day of Nouember, 26 Hen. 8, or any tyme since weere beloning to any Archbishopp, Bishopricke, Abbey, Monasterie, etc., and which be nowe in temporall hands," f. 30.

4. "De Sepultura:" a treatise on burial, and especially against the sale of graves [by Sir Henry Spelman], f. 40.

5. The laws of "Wrecke of the Sea, Innundation and Commissions of Sewers, by W. B.," f. 60.

6. "A Treatise of learned obseruacions of Matters Ecelesiasticall," f. 91.

7. "Of the originall of Ecclesiasticall Jurisdiction of Testaments" [by John Selden], f. 107.

8. "A Treatise touching the admission institution and induction of Ministers into Ecclesiasticall Liueings and howe benifices fall into Laps," f. 151.

9. "A Relacion of the proceedinges of Embassadours who haue miscarryed themselues and exceeded their commission," etc., "by Sir Robert Cotton, 27 April, 1624," f. 172.

10. "A Little Treatise of Bayle and Mainrise, written at the request of Sir Willyam Harden, Kt, by Sir Edward Coke," f. 178. Paper; xviith cent. Folio.

includes:

• f. 2 London, England: Constitutions and orders for the Fleet Prison: 1561.
• f. 9 Political Tracts: A reconciliation between the king and his subjects touching his right to old debts and lands: 17th cent.
• ff. 30-39 Tithes: Statutes to prove the Royal right to alienated tithes: 17th cent.
• ff. 40-59 Sir Henry Spelman: De sepultura: temp. Chas.I.
• f. 60 Wreck: Laws of wreck of the sea etc., by W. B.: 17th cent.
• f. 60 W- B-: Laws of wreck of the sea, etc.: 17th cent.
• f. 91 England, Ecclesiastical History: Treatise on matters ecclesiastical: 17th cent.
• f. 107 Wills: Treatises on wills, by J. Selden: 17th cent.
• ff. 107-150 John Selden: Of the original of ecclesiastical jurisdiction of testaments: 17th cent.
• f. 151 England, Ecclesiastical History: Treatise on institution to livings, etc.: 17th cent.
• ff. 172-177 Sir Robert Cotton, 1st Baronet; antiquary: Relation of wrongful proccedings of Ambassadors: 1624.
• ff. 172-177 Ambassadors: Relation of wrongful proceedings of, by Sir R. Cotton: 1624.
• f. 178 Law OF ENGLAND: On bail and mainprise, by Sir E. Coke: 17th cent.
• ff. 178-194 Sir Edward Coke, Lord Chief Justice: Treatises of bail and mainprise: 17th cent.