A choice collection of law books ancient, and modern consisting of the library of Henry Parker, Esq., of Grays-Inn deceased : as also of another eminent professor of the law ... will be exposed to sale by way of auction, on ... the 5th day of December, 1681 ... / by Edward Millington.

Author: Millington, Edward, d. 1703.1680

A Choice COLLECTION OF Law-Books ANCIENT, and MODERN.

Consisting of the LIBRARY OF Henry Parker, Esq of Grays-Inn deceased; AS ALSO Of another Eminent Professor of the Law, with some Additions of other New Law Books, Viz. REPORTS, &c.

Will be Exposed to Sale by way of Auction, on Munday next, the 5th. day of December, 1681. At the Auction House in Ivy-lane next door to the Wooll-sack.

By Edward Millington, Bookseller.

Catalogues are distributed Gratis at the Rain-bow Coffee House, and at Richards Coffee-House in Fleet-street near Temple-Bar, at Johns Coffee-house in Fullers-Rents near Grays-Inn, at the Coffee-house over against Lincolns Inn in Chancery-Lane, at Bridges Coffee-house in Popes-Head-Alley over against the Royal Exchange, at Mr. Foxes Shop in Westminster-Hall, and at the above-mentioned Auction House in Ivy. lane.

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TO THE READER.

AFter so many Sales by Auction of the Libraries of several eminent Clergymen deceased; to the general satisfaction of the Buyers, I resolved once to Consult the Interest, as also the Conveniency of the Gentlemen of the Long Robe; by exposing to Sale by way of Auction, a choice Collection of Books of the Common and Statute Law, consisting of the Library of Henry Parker, Esq &c. on Monday next, being the fifth day of December, 1681. At the Auction House in Ivy lane, beginning exactly at the hours of nine in the Morning till Twelve, and Two in the Afternoon till Six.

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A CATALOGUE OF Law-Books,

Folio.

1 AShes Tables to the Body of the Law, to the first 10. Cook's Reports &c. 2 vol. Lon. 1614
2 Brook's Grand Abridgment of the Law. 1575
3—Another grand Abridgment interleaved, and methodized according to the Reigns of the Kings, with interscriptions. M. S. 7 vol.
4 Table to Fitzherberts Abridgment. 1565
5 Scobells Collection of Acts and Ordinances from 1640 to 1656. Examined by Records. 1656
6 Pultons Collection of Statutes at large, to the 21 of R. Jacobi. 2 vol. 1658
7—Manbys Collections of Statutes, being a continuation of Pulton 1667
8 Rastals Collection of Statutes from Magna Char [...] to 7. Jacobi. 1621
9 Collections of the Statutes of Ireland, now in use. Dubl. 1670
10 Collection of Acts, from 1661, to 1667. Car. II. Lond. 1667
11 Collection of Acts of Parliament, with Resolves, Votes, Declarations Orders, Articles, Ordinances, as also a compleat Collect. of all the Proclamations, Declarations, Articles of Cromwel, from 1648, to to 1658 5 vol. 1656
12 Keebles Col. of Statutes, new methodiz'd with additional references. 1681
13 Brownes Formulæ benè Placitandi. pars 2. 1674
14 Dalton's Office and Authority of Sheriffs for the use of the Gentry. 1628
15—Another of the best Edition 1681
16—Countrey Justice
17 Crookes Reports at the Kings Bench in K. Charles I▪ time. 1657
[Page 2]18 Bulstrodes Reports, Eng. Temp. Jac. et Car. I. 2 parts. 1657
19 Plowdens Commentaries, 2 parts, compleat, 3 Tables. 1578
20 Dyers Reports, with Tables. 1672
21—Another with 3 Tables, curiously noted. 1672
22 Cowells Interpreter of the signification of the words of the Law. 1658
23. Car. du Fresne Glossarium ad scriptores Mediæ et infimæ Latinitatis, in qua ferè omnia verba in Spelmanni Glossario, continentur, unà cum [...] & [...] Can. &c. e [...]plicatis. 3 vol. Par. 1678
24 Finches L [...]w of Eng [...], in French. Lond. 1613
25 Townsends Tables [...] the Printed; Pr [...]id. a [...]d p [...]eading [...] of the Law. 1667
26 Cookes Com. on Littleton, the first part of the Institutes with a Table. 1639
27—Reports in English, compleat. 13 parts, with a large Table. 1680
28 Ashes Table to Cook's Reports, in English, a part. 1680
29 Davis Reports in the Courts of Ireland with a Table, noted. 1628
30 Hobartes Reports, Eng. with a Table, best Edition 1678
31 Yelvertons Reports. 1674
32 Dukes Law of Charitable Uses, with Sir Fra. Moores Cases in Law. 1676
33 Leonard [...] Reports Eng. in Q▪ Elizabeths time. 4th. part▪ Lond. 1675
34—Reports compleat. 4 parts, 2 vol. 1663
35 Wingates Maxims of Reason in the Common Law of England. 1658
36 Pultons Abridgment of the Statutes of England. 1642
37—de Pace Regis et Regni, of Treasons, &c. 1610
38 Prynns Animadversions on the Lord Cook. Jurisdiction of Courts. 1669
39 Browns Book of Entries, containing choice Presidents. 2 vol. 1671
40 Vaughans Reports in the Common pleas, English. 1677
41 Leys Reports and Resolutions in Law in the Courts of Wards. Eng. 1659
42 Eatches Cases and Reports in K. Bench. 1661
43 Winches Reports of Common Pleas, French. 1657
44 Cooks Reports 11 parts compleat, with Tables, 2 vol. 1672
45—another compleat, 11 parts, Fr. 4 vol. 1607
46—another English, compleat, with a large Table, 1 vol. 1680
47—Commentary on Littleton, with a Table. 1628
48—Com. on Magna Charta, &c. with a large Table. 1669
49—his Institutes compleat, 4 parts, 3 vol. with Tables. 1639
50—his Book of Entries, containing approved Presidents, with a Table. 1614
51 Winches Entries, containing Declar. Informat. Pleadings, &c. 1681
52 Rastals Collection of Entries, with a Table. 1671
53—his Statutes from M. Charta, to K. James 7th. 1615
54 Compleat set of year Books, viz. Edward the 3d. 1, 2. parts. Quadragesms, Book of Assizes, Edw the 4th. and long Quinto. Edw 4th. Hen. 6th. 2 vol. Hen. 4th, and 5th. Edw. 5th. Rich. 3d. Hen. 7th, and 8th. with new Notes and References to Statham, and large Tables, 8 vol. Pastboards. Lon. 1679
[Page 3]55—another set with Brookes Notes, Manuser. by the Lord Finch, with Ashes Tables to them, Bellews Rich. II. large Paper, 12 vol. Folio. 1 vol. Octavo. Ibid. 1562
56 Linwood Provinciale seu constitutiones Angliæ cum summariis et Annotat. una cum constitutionibus Othonis et Othoboni. Fol. & Octavo. Par. 1501
57 Rolls Abridgment of the Common Law, compleat. Lond. 1668
58—another compleat. 2 vol. 1668
59—his Reports. temp. Jac. Regis. compleat. 2 parts. 1 vol. 1675
60—another compleat. 2 vol. curiously Noted. 1675
61 Registrum Brevium originalium. 1634
62 Cottons Abridgment of the Records in the Tower. Publ. by W. Prynne. 1674
63 Animadversions on the fourth part of Cooks Institutes, by Prynne. 1669
64 Davis Reports with Hetley, Noy, Latch, and Owen, Banck Le Roy. Car. I. some of them noted. 1674
65 Jones Reports of the Kings Bench, noted fairly. Lond. 1675
66 Yelvertons Reports Bank Le Roy—temp. Q. Elizabeth. & Jac. 1674
67 Hobarts Reports of Com. pleas, English, with Table. 1678
68 Styles Modern Reports Car I. Engl. 1658
69 Leonards Reports (temp.) R. Eliz.) 4 parts, one vol. 1658
70 Vaughans Reports in the Common pleas. 1677
71 Bridgemans Reports (temp. Jacob.) 1659
72 Davis Reports in the Courts of Ireland. 1674
73 Leys Reports in the Court of Wards, temp. Jac. & Car. I. 1659
74 Noys Reports and Cases in Q. Elizabeths time. 1669
75 Crooks Reports K. Bench. temp. Car. I. large Letter. 1657
76—Compleat 3 vol. Eliz. Jac. & Car I. 1657
77 Huttons Reports. 1656
78 Moors Reports. 1656
79 Pophams Reports. 1656
80 Andersons Reports 2 parts, compleat letter'd. 1664
81 Bulstrodes Reports compleat, 3 parts, one vol. 1657
82 Palmers Reports. Car. II. 1678
83. Keilways Reports, with Dallison and Benlow, with a Table. 1633
84 Dugdales Origines Juridiciales, Historical Memoirs of the English Law, with Cuts. 1680
85 Sheppards Epitome of all the Common and Statute Laws of England, and the Laws words explained. 1656
86—Law of common assurances, touching Deeds in General, &c. 1669
87—his actions upon the Case for slander. 1662
88—his Practical Councellor about Fines and Recoveries, compleat. 1601
89 Book of Entries, being choice Presidents, by Brown. 1675
[Page 4]90 Law of Common Assurances, by Sheppard. 1669
91 Fortescue de laudibus Legum angliæ, with a large commentary, by Mr. Waterhouse. 1663
92 Officinà Brevium, Forms of Judicial Writs, with their Returns and Entries. 1679

Law-Books, Quarto.

1 SƲinburne of Testaments and last Wills. Lond. 1638
2—another of a later Impression. 1640
3 Wests Symboleography, or the art of Presidents, 2 parts. 1610
4—another compleat, 1 vol. 1615
5 Crook and Huttons Arguments, as to Ship-money in Hambdens Case. 1641
6—another with the Order and Votes of Parliament for vacating Judgment. 1641
7 Hobarts Reports in the Court of Common Pleas. 1641
8 Cowells Interpreter of the Words and Terms in the Law Writers▪ 1637
9—another explaining most words in the Law. 1637
10 Manwoods discourse of the Laws of the Forest. 1598
11—another, a later Edition. 1615
12 Staundfords Pleas of the Crown, with the Kings Prerogative. 1574
13—another. 1567
14 Crompton's Jurisdiction of Courts. 1637
15 Antient right of Bishops to Sit and Vote in Parl. out of Cambden, Selden, and Spelman. 1660
16 Brooks Grand abridgment of the Law, small 4to. 1576
17 Fitzherberts Grand abridgment, with a large Table, small 4to.
18 Hughes Grand abridgment of the Law, alphabetically disposed, 3 vol. 1660
19 Gregories Moot-book, or abridgment of Law Titles Engl. by Hughes. 1657
20—Hughes Commentary of original Writs. 1655
21 Speappards Grand abridgment of the Common, and Statute Law of England, 3 vol. 1672
22—Touchstone of common Assurances as to Conveyances. 1651
23 Compleat Clerk, containing the best forms of Presidents. 1677
24—another containg Presidents for Conveyances. 1677
25 Pultons abstract of all the Statutes in force 1600
26 Doctrina Placitandi ou L'Art de bon pleading. 1677
27 Placita benè rediviva, a book of Entries. 1661
28—another containing approved Presidents. 1661
29 The perfect Conveyancer, choice Presidents, by Noy, Henden, &c. 1655
30 Prynns Historical Vindication of the Liberties of Engl. 3 parts. 2 vol. 1655
[Page 5]31 Moyles Entries of the most most select Judicial Writs. 1658
32—another of the same. 1658
33 Powel's Attourney's Academy, or form of Proceedings in any action. 1623
34—another with the modern and usual Fees of the Court. 1647
35—treatise of the Antiquity and Authority of Courts of Leet. 1668
36—another with the Explication of the Oath of Allegiance. 1642
37—Attourney's Academy, and Almanack, with the Repertory of Records, &c. 1638
38 Ridleys view of the Civil, and Ecclesiastical Law. 1634
39 Zouchei elementa Juris prudentiæ. 1634
40 Godolphins abridgment of Ecclesiastical Laws. 1680
41—Orphans Legacie, 2d. Edition, inlarged. 1680
42 Selden of Tythes History, and the Practice of Payment. 1618
43 Fidels Presidents for a studious young Lawyer. 1654
44 Smalls Declarations and Pleadings. 1653
45 Littleton in French, with paper interleaved. 1591
46 Boon Examen Legum Angliæ. 1656
47 Brownlows Declarations and Pleadings. 1652
48—of Judicial VVrits. 1653
49—another of the same.
50—reports Compleat, 2 parts.
51—another of choice Cases in Law, 2 vol. 1651
52 Marches Reports, or new Cases. 1675
53—another with Resolutions and Judgments given on them. 1648
54 Godbolts Reports of Cases in the Court of Records. 1652
55 Bacons Elements of the Common Law of England. 1652
56—Cases of Treason, and Ordinances in the Chancery, &c. 1641
56—on the Statute of Uses, L. Brooks reading on Magna Charta. 1641
57 Lambards Perambulation and Customes in Kent. 1596
58 Bracton de Consuetudinibus & Legibus Angliæ 1640
59 Fleta de Consuetudinibus & Legibus Angliæ Edit & Notis Jo. Seldeni. 1641

Law-Books in Octavo, Twelves, &c.

1 VVIngates abridgment of the Statutes in Force and Use. Lond. 1655
2—another with two Tables for the finding any Statutes. 1659
3 Abridgment of all the Statutes 1617, 18. Car. I. 12, 13, 14. Car. II. 1663
4—another of the same, with Alphabet. Table. 1664
5—another with an Alphabetical Table. by Hughes. 1663
6—of all the Statutes Caroli I. & II. to 1673 by Manby 1674
7—another with the Names of the Lords and Commons.
[Page 6]8 Abridgment of all the Statutes in Force, and Use to 1681. by Wingate. 1681
9—del Roy Henry le Sept. p. Brook 1614
10 Hughes Abridgment of Sir Fr. Moors Reports, Engl. 1665
11—another containing the substance of Reports. 1655
12 Irelands abridgment of Dyers Reports, English. 1651
13—abridgment of Cokes 11 Reports, English. 1651
14 Abridgment de Dyer, interleaved with curious Notes, M. S. S. 1669
15—another in French. 1602
16 Abridgment of Cokes Reports, by Trotman. 1640
17—another of the same, French. 1640
18—of Cooks 12, and 13 Reports, Engl. by Manby. 1670
19—of L. Cooks 11 Reports, Engl. by Davis. 1651
20—another with Tables, fillited. 1651
21 Ashes Table to the L. Cooks Reports. 1606
22—Table of the Statute of Equity, with Dallison, and Benlows Reports. 1609
23 Fleetwood Elenchus Annalium Edw. 5. R. 3. Hen. 7. and Hen. 8. 1597
24—table to Hen. 7. and 8. year Book. 1597
25 Fitzherberts Natura Brevium, French, interleav'd, VVrits white char. 1616
26—another of another Edition. 1553
27—another in Engl. with Rastal's Tables. 1666
28 Kitchins Court Leet, Court Baron, Court Pypowder, &c. 1607
29—another of the same. 1607
30—another of the Jurisdiction of Court Leet, Baron, &c. Engl. 1663
31—another with the Court of Pypowder, Engl. 1651
32 Greenwood-practical demonstration of County Judicatures. 1659
33—another with the Authority of Sheriffs, and method of Courts. 1675
34—practick part of the County Court reviv'd. 1657
35—another with the plain Method of keeping Courts. 1657
36 Lambards discourse of the High Courts of Justice in England. 1635
37—another corrected by the Authors Copy. 1635
38 Directions to know the Fees of Prothon. Com. Pleas, and Chancery Courts. 1641
39 Gregories Moot-Book, ou abridement des cases de Leyes. 1599
40 R. de Glanvilla de Legibus & consuetudinibus Angliæ. 1673
41—alter, cum duplici Indice & Manuscriptis examinatus. 1673
42 Fortescue de laudibus Legum Angliæ, Notis Jo. Seldeni. 1672
43—alter with the 2 Sums of Sir R. Hengham. 1616
44 Britton de antiquis Legibus Angliæ, by Wingate, Lond. 1640
45—another with Notes and Corrections. 1640
46 Finches Discourse of the Law of England. 1627
47—another of the last Edition. 1678
48 William's Excellencie, and Prehemineney of the Law of England. 1680
[Page 7]49—another with a Discourse Tryals by 12 Men 1680
50 Exact Law-giver, containing the Axioms of the Law. 1658
51 Institutions, or principal Grounds of the Laws of England. 1625
52 Topicks of the Law of England. 1646
53—another with resolutions of Law Cases. 1647
54 Noys Maxims and Ground of the Law. 1677
55—another of the same, 4th. Edition. 1677
56 Enchiridion Legum, or a discourse of the Law of England. 1673
57—another of the same. 1673
58 Statuta Vetera & Recentiora. 1672
59—another with an abridgment of Statutes. 1672
60 Bridalls view of the Laws of England. 1678
61 Doctor & Student, a Dialogue about the Laws of England. 1623
62—another of the last Edition. 1673
63 Abridgment of the Doctor and Student 1630
64 Calthrops reports, touching the customes of the City of London. 1670
65—another with the case about paying Tythes in London. 1670
66 Reports and pleas of Assizes at York. 1651
67—another with Presidents of Pleadings at the Assizes. 1651
68 Cooks necessary Use, and Fruit of Pleading, French. 1601
69 Touchstone of Presidents, relating to Judicial proceedings. 1682
70—another by G. F. of Grayes-Inn. 1682
71 New Book of Instruments, fitted for Scriveners, &c. 1680
72 Book of Presidents in the way of a Register. 1572
73 Exact Book of the most approved Presidents, Lat. Engl. 1663
74 Herns Law of charitable Uses. 1660
75 Philological Commentary of the obvious, and useful words in the Law. 1652
76 Philips Principles of the Law reduced to practice. 1660
77 J. Jenkins Works on divers Statutes. 1648
78—another concerning Liberty and Freedom of the Subject. 1648
79 Wilkinsons Office and Authority of Coroners and Sheriffs. 1675
80—another with directions for keeping Court Leets, &c. 1675
81 Daltons Office and Authority of Sheriffs. 1628
82 Fillacers Office with the Forms of the several Writs. 1628
83 Attourney of the Court of Common Pleas. 1648
84 Wentworths Office and Duty of Executors 1658
85 Styles practical Register consisting of Rules, &c. in the Common Law. 1657
86—another applicable to the proceedings of the Upper Bench. 1657
87 Lambards Office of the Justices of the Peace, best Edit. 1610
88 Compleat Justice, with the Judges Resolutions, 1633. Lond. 1656
89—another of the same. 1681
90 New Survey of the Justice of Peace, his Office, by W. S. 1659
91 Youngs▪ Tables to the Statutes, concerning the Justices of Peace. 1643
[Page 8]92 Justice reviv'd, or a view of His Majesties Justices of Peace. 1661
90—another of the same. 1661
93 Practice of the high Court of Chan. with the sev. Offices belonging. 1672
94—another with Reports of several Cases. 1672
95 Tothills Transactions of the high Court of Chancery. 1649
96 Collection of Orders heretofore used in Chancery. 1649
97—another reforming the abuses of the said Court. 1649
98 Jo. Seldens Priviledges of the Barons of England in Parliament. 1642
99 Treatise of the Nobility of the Realm. 1642
100 L. Ellesmere's Observations on the Office of L. Chancellour. 1651
101 Elsyng's method and manner of holding Parliaments in England. 1675
102—another with the Priviledge of Parliaments. 1663
103 J. Dodridge &c. their several opinions of the H. Court of Parliament in England. 1658
104—another touching the antiquity, power, and order of Parliaments. 1658
105 Hakewells old manner of holding Parliaments in England. 1671
106—another with the manner of passing Bills in Parliament. 1071
107 Rights of the people, concerning Impositions, stated in a learned Arg. 1658
108 Law concerning Juries, by Nisi prius, &c. by S. E. 1666
109 Cookes compleat copy holder, with a supplement of Additions. 1673
110—another being a discourse of the antiquity of Mannors, and Copy holds. 1644
111 Questions resolv'd by M. Charta, who have been Englands Enemies. 1650
112 Brooks Reading on the Statute of Limitations, 23 Hen. 8. cap. 2. 1647
113—another of the same. 1647
114—Meritons Touchstone of Wills Testaments and Administrations. 1674
115—another with the Cases and Resolutions touching the same. 1671
116—his Guide for Constables, Church-Wardens, Overseers, &c. 1679
117—another shewing the Extent and Power of the several Offices. 1679
118 Exact Constable, with his Original, and Power in Office. 1680
119—another with the Addition of the London Constable. 1680
120 Sheppards Offices of Constables, Surveyor, and Treasurers. 1652
122—his Engl. Balm, or proposals to Cromwel for the Regul. the Law. 1657
121—his Office of the Clerk of the Market, concerning Provisions. 1665
123—of Corporations, Fraternities and Guilds. 1659
124—another with Forms of Presidents and Charters of Corporations. 1659
125—his Actions on the Case for Deeds, with 2 Alpha. Tables. 1675
126—another of Deeds, viz. Contracts, Assumsits, Deceipts, &c. 1981
127—his Actions on the case for slander, under many heads. 1674
128—another of the same. 1674
129 Marches Actions for slander, to which is added Awards, &c. Arbit. 1647
130—another of a later Edition, 2 vol. 1655
131 Terms of the words in the Common Law expounded. 1642
[Page 9]132 Compleat Sollicitor teaching his Clyent to manage his own business. 1668
133—another with additions 1672
134 Compleat Attourney and Solicitor, last Edition, much enlarged▪ 1681
135 Billing hursts Mysteries of Clerk-ship, in Deeds, Fines, and Recover. 1674
136—another of the same. 1674
137 Clerks Vade mecum, or a Collection of Modern Presidents. 1655
138—another containing all sorts of Sales, Bargains, Leases, &c. 1655
139 Young Clerks Tutor inlarged, with directions for all sorts of Writs. 1680
140—his Guide, being a Collection of choice Engl. Presidents. 2 vol. 1650
141—another compleat, 4 parts, 1 vol. 1663
142 Directions for the Study of the Law, under sev. heads. 1667
143—another best Edition, and inlarged by W. P. 1675
144 The Laymans Lawyer, relating to punishments, &c. 1654
145 The Solicitor, shewing particularly the suing a Person Priviledged. 1663
146 Magna Charta cum statutis tum antiquis, tum recent. Angliæ. 1602
147—alter adjectis nonnullis statutis. 1618
148 Littletons Tenures, French. 1554
149—another French, very large Paper, and noted. 1591
150—the same in English. 1627
151—another of the same, English. 1627
152 Brooks Cases temp. Hen. 8. Edw. 6. et R. Mariæ. 1625
153—another of the same, French. 1625
154 Sir S. Degge's Parsons Couns. with the Law of Tythes and Tythings. 1676
155—another of the same. 1676
156 Hughs Parsons Law, collect. from the Body of the Common Law. 1641
157—another with the view of Advowsons, best Edition. 1673
158 Clerks Praxis Curiæ Admiralitatis Angliæ. 1667
159 R. Zouch's Assertion of the Jurisdiction of Admirality of Engl. against Cook. 1663
160 Lambards duty of Constables.
161—another of the same.
162 Landlords Law.
163—another.
164 Tenants Law.
165—another of the same.
266 Perkins Works in English.
176—another of the same.

Lib. Omissi, Folio. Law.

1 COllect. of Acts and Ordin. made in the Parl, examined by Rec. Lond. 1658
2—of Statutes in Force, from the beginning. 1621
[Page 10]3 Tables to the whole body of the Law, Year-books, &c. by Ash, 1 vol. 1614
4 Edw. the 3, 4 parts. Edw. the 4th. Long Quinto of Edw. the 4th. Hen. 4, and 5. Hen. 6. 2 vol. Hen 7. with Hundreds of Notes, and References and proper Tables to each Book, commonly called the Year Books, 9 vol. 1680
4 Yelvertons Reports fairly noted. 1661
5 Latches Reports with Table. 1661
6 Davis Reports, old Print, with a Table. 1628
7 Dyers Reports, old Print, with a Table. 1601
8—another with a large Table in Twelves, 2 vol. 1585
9 Law of England by Finch, French. 1613
10 Maxims of Reason in the Common Law of England, by Wingate. 1658
11 Table to all the Presidents of Pleading in the Law, by Townsend. 1670
12 Law of Charitable Uses, with Cases, by Sir Fr. Moore. 1675
13 Pulton de pace Regis & Regni. 1610
14—his Collection of Statutes.
15—another Collection of Statutes, by Rastal. 1595
16 Office and Authority of the Sheriffs, by Dalton. 1623
17 Browns book of Entries, 2 parts, compleat. 1675
18 Prynns Animadversions on, and amendments of, and explanatory Records to the Lord Cooks Jurisdiction of Courts, Letter'd. 1669
19 Cook on Littleton, with a Table. 1670
20—his Reports, 11 parts, 1 vol. with a Table, Octa. French, old Print.
21—in English, with a large Table. 1680
22 Table to Cooks reports, in English, by Ash. 1680
23 Leonards Reports 4 parts, compleat. 1650
24 Hobarts Reports, English, with a Table. 1658
25 Andersons Reports Q. Eliz. 2 vol. compleat. 1664
26 Crooks Reports, First part. Car. I. 1657
27 Keebles Collection of Statutes, last Edition, with new References. 1681
28 Sheppards Practical Councellor. 1671
29 Rolls Reports compleat, 2 vol. 1675
30—abridgment of the Law, 2 vol. 1668
31 Dalton's Office of Sheriffs for the use of the Gentry. 1681

Quarto, Omissi. Law.

WEsts Presidents, 2 parts, compleat. Lond. 1597
2—another compleat, with the Cases in Star Chamber. 1647
3 Crooks and Huttons Judgments, as to Hambdens Case. 1641
4 Swinbur ne of Testaments, and last Wills. 1676
5 Staundfords Pleas of the Crown, with the Prerogative of the Kings. 1574
[Page 11]6 Compleat Clerk, best Presidents of all sorts. 1677
7 Abstract of all the Statutes in Force.
8 Brooks Abridgment of the Law, 2 parts, compleat, small 4to. 1576
9—another of a later Edition, lettred. 1586
10 Placita latine Redeviva, a book of Entries, &c. 1661
11 Book of Entries, select Judicial Writs by Moyle. 1658
12 Cowels Interpreter of the Terms, used in the Law. 1637
13 The Conveyancers Light, or exact Presidents of all sorts. 1677
14 Hughes Commentary on Original Writs. 1655
15 Jo. Seldens History of Tythes, with opinions concerning them. 1618
16 Tillesleys Animadversions on Mr. Seldens History of Tythes 1621
17 Godolphins Abridg. of the Eccles. Laws, consistent with Temporal 1680

Octavo, Twelves, &c. Omissi. Law.

1 BEllews Abridgment of Rich. II. Lond. 1585
2 Abridgment des tout Les Ans Hen. 7. 1614
3 Ashes Tables to the Lord Cooks Reports. 1606
4 Trotmans Abridgment of the Lord Cooks 11 Reports.—2 1640
5—another of the same. 1640
6 Abridgments of Plowdens Commentaries. 1607
7—of Dyers Reports. 1609
8—another of the same. 1609
9 Fleetwoods Table to Edw. 5. Rich. 3. and Hen. 7. 1597
10—another. 1597
11 Magna Charta cum statutis tum antiquis tum recent Angliæ. 1556
12—another. 1540
13 Terms and difficult Words of the Common Law expounded. 1624
14 Brooks Cases Temp. Hen. 8. Edw. 6. Q. Mary. 1604
15—another of the same. 1604
16 Littletons Tenures, French. 1572
17—another, English. 1597
18 Perkins Book of the Laws of England. 1507
19 Fitzherberts Natura Brevium, continued by Rastal, French. 1598
20—another of the same, French. 1609
21 Kitchins Court Leet, Court Baron, Court Pypowder. 1587
22—another, French. 1607
23 Fortescue de Laudibus Legum Angliæ, with 2 sums of R. Hengham. 1616
24 Britton de Legibus & Cousuetudinibus Angliæ.
25—another of the same publ. according to M. S S. by Wingate. 1640
26 Topicks of the Law of England. 1647
27 Noys Maxims and Grounds of the Laws of the Kingdom. 1642
[Page 12]28 Institutions of the Laws and Statutes of England. 1623
29 Collection of Statutes, relating to the Practice of the Common Law. 1672
30 Doctor and Student, a Dialogue of the Laws of England. 1607
31 Calthrops Reports of the Customes and Liberties of the City of Lond. 1670
32—another of the same. 1670
33 Book of Presidents, with divers necessary Instruments. 1604
34—another with sundry new additions. 1631
35 Styles Register, with observations concerning the Common Law. 1657
36 Wilkinsons Treatise of the Office of Coroners Sheriffs. 1638
37—another with the Method of keeping of Courts. 1641
38 Cooks Compleat Copy-holder. 1644
39—another with a supplement. 1673
40 Brooks Reading on the Statute of Limitations. 1647
41 Manual for Justices of Peace, out of Lambard, Crompton, and Dalton. 1642
42 Fundamental Constitutions of the Palace Court, or Marshalsea. 1663
43 Catalogue of the Common and Statute Law Books of this Realm. 1671
44 Justice Reviv'd, or a Guide for his Majesties Justices of Peace. 1661
45—another of the same. 1661
46 Meritons Touchstone of VVills Testaments, and Administrations. 1671
47 Sheppards Office of Constables, Church-VVardens, &c. Lond. 1659
48—his Justice of Peaces Clerks Cabinet, being Presidents. 1660
49—another of the same. 1660
50—of Fraternities, Corporations, and Guilds. 1659
51 Tothills Transactions of the High Court of Chancery. 1649
52—another with the Fees of the said Court. 1671
53 Practice of the High Court of Chancery, with the Offices belonging. 1672
54—another with Reports of many Cases. 1672
55 Compleat Solicitor, performing his Dutie in all Courts. 1672
56—another of the same, Fourth Edition. 1672
57 Directions for the study of the Law. 1675
58—another of the same. 1675
59 Hughs Parson's Law. 1641
60—another collected out of the Body of Common Law. 1641
61 Treatise of the Nobility of the Realm, by J. Selden. 1642

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