parts. Of divers resolutions
and judgments given with great advice and mature
deliberation by the grave,
reverend, and learned Judges and Sages of the Law,
of cases and matters in the
law: with the reasons and causes of their said
Judgments, given in the Court of
Kings Bench, in the time of the Reign of King James
I. and King Charles I . . .
[-The third part.] The Second impression carefully
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M. Flesher, Assigns of
Rich. and
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H.
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Sweet & Maxwell I, 195, 11.
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Edward Bulstrode, 1588-1659, English lawyer. The first edition of this work was printed in 1657, 8, 9.
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1815 Catalogue, page 81. no. 268, as above, fol.
POPHAM,
Sir John.
Reports and Cases collected by the learned S
r. John Popham K
t. Late Lord Chief Justice of England. Written with his own hand in
French, and now faithfully translated into
English.
To which are added some
remarkable cases reported by other learned pens
since his death. With an
alphabetical table, wherein may be found the
principal matters contained in
this book. The
second edition, corrected.
London:
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John
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1682.
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presided at the trial of Sir Walter Raleigh, and at that of Guy Fawkes and other conspirators in the Gunpowder Plot. He was
active in 1606 in procuring patents for the London and Plymouth companies for the colonization of Virginia.
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BENDLOWES,
William.
Les Reports de Gulielme Bendloes Serjeant de la Ley: des
divers resolutions et judgments donne par les
Reverendes Judges de la Ley: de
certeine matieres en la Ley en le Temps del Raigne
de Roys et Roignes Hen.
VIII. Edw. VI. Phil. et Mar. et Elizab. avecque
autres select cases en la Ley
adjudges et resolves en
