A catalogue of manuscripts, formerly in the possession of Francis Hargrave. Now deposited in the British museum.

  • British Museum. Department of Manuscripts
Date:
1818
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Credit: A catalogue of manuscripts, formerly in the possession of Francis Hargrave. Now deposited in the British museum. Source: Wellcome Collection.

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    Num. 133. The Antiquity and Constitution of the Six Clerks of Chancery and their Office. By Nath. Bladen, 6f Lincoln’s Inn. Folio ; on paper. Num. 134. - A Volume, in folio, on paper; the following account of the Con- tents of which is given on the first leaf. “ The ffirst Part conteyneth (verbatim) Divers Acts of Common Councell as were made and established during theseverall Maioralties of Sir Rowland Hill, Sir Andrew Judd, Sir Richard Dobbs, Sir George Barns, Sir Thomas White, Sir John Lyon, Sir William Garrard, Sir Thomas Offley, Sir Tho- mas Curtys, Sir Thomas Leigh, Sir William Hewett, Sir William Chester. Sir John White, and Sir Richard Mallory Knights, Lord Mayors of the Citie of London. With An Abridgment of all matters whatsoever as passed or were treated of in the Common Councells of the same City from the elea- venth Day of July Anno tertio Regni Regis Edwardi Sexti until the seveneth Day of June Anno tertio Regni Reginae Elizabeths. Together also with an Alphabeticall Table conteyning the materiall matters handled in the ffirst Part of this Book for the ease of such as are desirous to find speedily any' thing therein contained.” fol. 1. [The Table goes no further than the Letter K.] <{ The Second Part conteyneth Divers materiall Orders and Ordinances made and established only by the Lord Mayor and Court of Aldermen from the ninth Day of May Anno tertio Regni Regis Edwardi Sexti untill the 6th Day of May Anno quinto Regni Regins Elizabeths. “ Whereof some are written verbatim as may appear by a Note in the margent, and others are only abridged; together also with an Alphabeticall Table of all the materiall things contained in this Second Part.” fol. 138. Num. 135. A Volume, in folio, on paper: containing Collections relating to the City of London. Viz. 1. Customes of London. Said to be taken out of My Lord C. J. King’s Common Place, pag. 1. 2. Copy of the Brewer’s Charter, p. 17. F 2
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