Collection of reports, 1634.

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Collection of reports, 1634.

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The more important pieces of the collection are: (1) ff. 1-6, a few notes in the time of Hen. VIII from "Liber Hare" and "Liber Dacres," with others down to 24 Eliz.; (2) ff. 6-32, cases not in strict order, 20-30 Eliz. (1578-1588); (3) ff. 32-35, Mich. 36 & 37 to Hil. 41 Eliz. (1594-1599), beginning with Tanfield v. Rogers; (4) ff. 55-57, Star Chamber, 9 to Mich. 11 Jac. I (1611-1613); (5) ff. 58-103, Pas. 8 to 18 Jac. I (1611-1620), beginning with R. v. Orme, and ending with Lake's Case; (6) ff. 1-108, King's Bench, Pas. 5 to Mich. 5 Jac. I (1607), the first case being Stone v. Wakeham.

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