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England and Wales. Sovereign (1625-1649 : Charles I). Instructions (by way of indenture) betwixt his Ma[jes]tie and S[i]r Robert Heath Knt, Cheife Justice of our Court of Com[m]on Pleas to be observed in the planta[t]ion of Carolana.

Title: Instructions (by way of indenture) betwixt his Ma[jes]tie and S[i]r Robert Heath Knt, Cheife Justice of our Court of Com[m]on Pleas to be observed in the planta[t]ion of Carolana. 1632.

ArchivalResource: [1] leaf ; 32 x 42 cm. folded to 32 x 21 cm.

http://www.worldcat.org/oclc/38479453 View

[Commonplace book], [ca. 1629-1632]

Title: [Commonplace book] [ca. 1629-1632]

Manuscript, in several unidentified hands, containing tracts on Parliament, verse, etc.

ArchivalResource: Total Volumes: 1

http://hdl.handle.net/10079/fa/beinecke.fb150 View

Heath, Robert, Sir, 1575-1649. Sir Robert Heath collection, 1614-1699.

Title: Sir Robert Heath collection, 1614-1699.

Papers of Sir Robert Heath, consisting of letters, documents, commonplace book, as well as a diary relating to London legal life, Parliament, the royal prerogative, prosecution of recusants, Star-Chamber prosecutions, Puritanism, English Civil War, personal and family matters, and English agriculture.

ArchivalResource: 6 boxes.

http://www.worldcat.org/oclc/502157926 View

Propriety of Carolana als Florida : an abstract of the title of Daniel Cox, the present proprietary unto the Province of Carolana, als Florida in North America.

Title: Propriety of Carolana als Florida : an abstract of the title of Daniel Cox, the present proprietary unto the Province of Carolana, als Florida in North America. 1699.

An abstract that follows the original patent of Sir Robert Heath to Daniel Coxe. Also two other letters on the subject of Coxe's claim ("Decr. the 15th", "Decr. the 21st").

ArchivalResource: [14] p. ; 33 cm.

http://www.worldcat.org/oclc/50655284 View

England. Court of Star Chamber. Defense statements submitted to the Star Chamber : manuscript, [ca. 1630]

Title: Defense statements submitted to the Star Chamber : manuscript, [ca. 1630]

Contemporary copy of statements from Robert Carr, John Holles, Francis Bedford, John Selden, Gilbert Barrell, Oliver St. John, and Richard James to the charges of circulating the pamphlet, A proposition to bridle Parliament, written in 1614 by Sir Robert Dudley, recommending the establishment of an arbitrary government; with the response from Robert Heath, attorney general.

ArchivalResource: 1 v. (28 leaves) ; 30 cm.

http://www.worldcat.org/oclc/612867122 View

Smith, A. Parker. [Letter, 1937 Feb. 21 to A. J. Finsburg] [manuscript].

Title: [Letter, 1937 Feb. 21 to A. J. Finsburg] [manuscript]. 1937.

Letter includes a list of Heath family portraits.

ArchivalResource: 2 p. ; 24 cm.

http://www.worldcat.org/oclc/225635384 View

Dudley, Robert, Sir, 1574-1649. Collection of documents relating to the constitutional controversy of 1628-1629 [manuscript], copied ca. 1630.

Title: Collection of documents relating to the constitutional controversy of 1628-1629 [manuscript], copied ca. 1630.

Contents: (1) The proceedings or a journal of the passages in the second session of Parliament, January 20-March 10, 1628/29. Appears to be one of the versions of the "True Relation" for the session of 1629. (2) Apology of the Lord Viscount Falkland to the lords of the Privy Council, 1628. (3) A collection of the several pleas and demurrers of certain Parliament men (committed to the Tower) to an information of Sir Robert Heath, 1929. (4) The proceedings in Star Chamber against Sir Robert Cotton and five others by way of information of Sir Robert Heath (for spreading A proposition ... by Sir Robert Dudley [included]), 1629.

ArchivalResource: 1 v. ; 19 x 14 cm.

http://www.worldcat.org/oclc/630116193 View

Exemplification of a Recovery

Title: Exemplification of a Recovery [28 Nov 1631]

ArchivalResource: 1 deed

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England and Wales. Court of Star Chamber. A colleccion of the severall pleas and demurrers of certaine Parliament men committed by our Soueraigne Lord King Charles to the Tower of London att the ending of the Parliament holden att Westminster . . . to an informacion of Sir Roberte Heath, Knt., the kings Attorney Generall, Anno domini 1629 [manuscript], ca. 1629.

Title: A colleccion of the severall pleas and demurrers of certaine Parliament men committed by our Soueraigne Lord King Charles to the Tower of London att the ending of the Parliament holden att Westminster . . . to an informacion of Sir Roberte Heath, Knt., the kings Attorney Generall, Anno domini 1629 [manuscript], ca. 1629.

Proceedings in the Court of Star Chamber against several members of parliament for their activities during the 1629 Parliament. "Informac[i]on" or accusations presented by Sir Robert Heath, Attorney General (p. 5-17), followed by the pleas of the various accused individuals: "The Plea & Demurrer of ..." Sir John Elliot, Knt. (p. 18-22), John Selden, Esq. (p. 22-43), Densill Hollis, Esq. (p. 43-47), Benjamin Valentine, Gent. (p. 47-51), William Strowde, Esq. (p. 52-54), Walter Long, Esq. (p. 55-61), Sir Peter Hayman, Knt. (p. 61-66), William Corriton, Esq. (p. 66-69), and Sir Myles Hubbert (p. 69-72); "Mr. [Robert] Masons proposic[i]ons that the Plea and Demurrer is to be made good in this mann[er]" (p. 73); Order amending the information, further pleas and demurrers for some defendants and a copy of the acts relating to parliamentary privilege on which the defendants relied (p. 74-91).

ArchivalResource: 91 p. ; 31 x 20 cm.

http://www.worldcat.org/oclc/697281730 View

Coxe, Daniel, 1640-1730. Manuscripts pertaining to South Carolina, 1708-1720.

Title: Manuscripts pertaining to South Carolina, 1708-1720.

The memorial traces the history of the ownership of Carolana [sic] beginning with a recitation of the original grant made by Charles I in 1630 to Sir Robert Heath and listing all those with title to the land up to Dr. Coxe. After proving his title to the property, Coxe describes his plan for settlement, relations with the regency and the Board of Trade and his plan to give the colony to the crown. A letter from Thomas Nairne to Charles, Earl of Sunderland. As agent and itinerary justice among the Indians, Naire writes concerning his investigation in to the strengths of the tribes inlands belonging to the colony of South Carolina that could possibly be united by the French at Mobile against the colony, and makes suggestions about future settlement and trade.

ArchivalResource: 2 items.

http://www.worldcat.org/oclc/53890598 View