An index to the records, with directions to the several places where they are to be found. And short explanations of the different kinds of rolls, writs, &c. To which is added, A list of the Latin sir-names, and names of places, as they are written in the old records, explained by the modern names. Llso [sic] a chronological table, shewing at one view the year of our Lord, answering to the particular year of each king's reign; the several Parliaments, and the different titles by which our kings are styled in the records.
Strachey, John, 1671-1743.
An index to the records, with directions to the several places where they are to be found. And short explanations of the different kinds of rolls, writs, &c. To which is added, A list of the Latin sir-names, and names of places, as they are written in the old records, explained by the modern names. Llso [sic] a chronological table, shewing at one view the year of our Lord, answering to the particular year of each king's reign; the several Parliaments, and the different titles by which our kings are styled in the records. - London : Printed and sold by P. Uriel, [1775?] - [8], 182, [2]p. ; 8.°
Attributed by Halkett and Laing to Sir Joseph Ayloffe and by the British Museum to John Strachey. Titlepage is a cancel, with horizontal chain-lines. "Dictionary of Booksellers and Printers", 1726-1775, lists Peter Uriel as flourishing in 1775. Apparently this issue is a reissue with a cancelled titlepage of the 1739 edition described in the British Museum catalogue; William Petyt's "Jus Parliamentarium" described in "Books printed for G. Hawkins" as "now in press" was published in 1739. Includes one advertisement leaf and an errata page.
estc n029115.
Law--Sources.--Great Britain
Court records--Indexes.--Great Britain
Names, Personal--English.
Great Britain--Kings and rulers.
An index to the records, with directions to the several places where they are to be found. And short explanations of the different kinds of rolls, writs, &c. To which is added, A list of the Latin sir-names, and names of places, as they are written in the old records, explained by the modern names. Llso [sic] a chronological table, shewing at one view the year of our Lord, answering to the particular year of each king's reign; the several Parliaments, and the different titles by which our kings are styled in the records. - London : Printed and sold by P. Uriel, [1775?] - [8], 182, [2]p. ; 8.°
Attributed by Halkett and Laing to Sir Joseph Ayloffe and by the British Museum to John Strachey. Titlepage is a cancel, with horizontal chain-lines. "Dictionary of Booksellers and Printers", 1726-1775, lists Peter Uriel as flourishing in 1775. Apparently this issue is a reissue with a cancelled titlepage of the 1739 edition described in the British Museum catalogue; William Petyt's "Jus Parliamentarium" described in "Books printed for G. Hawkins" as "now in press" was published in 1739. Includes one advertisement leaf and an errata page.
estc n029115.
Law--Sources.--Great Britain
Court records--Indexes.--Great Britain
Names, Personal--English.
Great Britain--Kings and rulers.