A CATALOGUE OF THE Common and Statute LAW-BOOKS OF THIS REALM; And some others relating thereunto. Alphabetically digested under proper HEADS. WITH An Account of the best Editions, Volumes, and common Prices they are now sold at. Collected by Tho. Bassett. And are to be sold at his Shop, at the George near Cliffords-Inne in Fleet street. 1671. TO THE READER. FOR several Years last passed, having traded in Books, it has often happened that I have been at a loss, when, by Gentlemen (either whose Profession induced, or their Curiosity inclined them to buy Books on that Subject) an Account hath been demanded of me of all the Law-Books extant. Now for avoiding the trouble which for the future I and other Booksellers might undergo in such case, but more especially for satisfaction of those who are desirous to be informed therein, I have collected the ensuing Catalogue, whereby the Reader will be informed of all the Law-Books now Extant, which directly, or more remotely concern the Common and Statute Law of this Realm, and of the best Editions and Prices, etc. of the same; In doing of which, I had the kind assistance of some Gentlemen of the Profession of Law. To do a thing first, and to do it perfectly, is more than (perhaps) any has as yet pretended to; and therefore this Printed Catalogue may well be capable of amendment, or additions at least, and being conscious of it, I have left blanks at the end of each Title, that what is omitted here by me, and occurs to others, may be added in their proper Places. And to the end those into whose hands this Catalogue shall come, may have it more and more perfect, if they please to have recourse to me, I shall afford them my assistance therein; and in the mean time Collect and Insert in a Catalogue I keep by me for that purpose, all Books (which upon farther search, and others Information) I find omitted, and also those that shall be hereafter Published. Besides the encouragement I had from some, to whom I imparted my intentions concerning this Catalogue, when it was only in design, and the inducements I touched before, I apprehended, that by this Collection some advantage would redound to such, as living remote from London, are by specious Titles trepanned into the buying of some Law-Books, before they are assured whither (in truth) the Discourse tends, which how frequently it happens, experience sufficiently convinces. The Method I have used, and the placing Books under the Titles I have disposed them, may probably be disliked by some; however, the Catalogue not being very long, the whole may be soon read over, which will cure that Fault. And the ends I aim at, will (I hope) excuse the attempt, and my Errors in the performance of it. Tho. Bassett. A TABLE of the Titles in the ensuing Catalogue. Abridgements. Page 1 Arguments. Page 11 Constables. Page 15 Courts. Page 18 Crown. Page 27 Customs. Page 30 Interpreters of Law Terms. Page 33 Justice of Peace. Page 37 Maxims and Grounds of the Law. Page 42 Parliament. Page 46 Precedents. Page 50 Readins. Page 61 Reports. Page 64 Sheriffs. Page 80 Statutes. Page 82 Tables. Page 85 Tithes, etc. Page 88 Wills and Testaments. Page 90 Of Writs. Page 92 Miscellanies. Page 94. etc. ADVERTISEMENT. I Desire the Reader to take Notice, That all Books in this Catalogue, not said to be in another Language, are in English. And also that I have mentioned none but the best Editions, and that there is no difference in the Editions (though some have been often Printed) but where this Mark * is prefixed. Licenced, Octob. 13. 1670. Roger L'Estrange. ABRIDGEMENTS. AN Abridgement of the Book of Assizes, in Octavo, French. Price 1 s. 6 d. * An Abridgement of the Common Law, contained in the Year Books, and other Books of Law, Readins and Records; Collected and written by Sir Robert Brook Knight, Chief Justice of the Common-Bench in the time of the Reign of Queen Elizabeth. This Book hath been printed in three several Volumes, but no Addition to either of them, the least (esteemed best) is in Quarto, Price 45 s. The next is in small Folio, Price 40 s. And the other in large Folio, Price 35 s. All three in French. Some New Cases of the Years and Time of King Hen. 8. Edw. 6. Queen Marry; Written out of the great Abridgement of Sir Robert Brook, in Octavo, French. Price 1 s. 6 d. The same is also Translated into English by john Marsh, in Octavo, Price 1 s. 6 d. An Exact Abridgement of the Records of the Tower of London, from the Reign of King Edward the Second, unto King Richard the 3 of all the Parliaments holden in each King's Reign, & the several Acts in every Parliament: together with the Names and Titles of all the Dukes, Marquesses, Earls, Viscounts, and Barons, summoned to every of the said Parliaments. Collected by Sir Robert Cotton Knight and Baronet; Revised and Published by Wil Prynne Esq in Folio, Price 20 s. * A brief Summary of the Laws and Statutes of England, to the Year 1663. So far forth as the same do concern the Office of Justices of the Peace, Sheriffs, Bailiffs, Constables, and Churchwardens, and other Officers and Ministers of this Kingdom. Together with divers other Matters necessary for such as bear Office in this Kingdom, the Fourth Impression. Collected by Nicholas Collyn of Lincolns-Inne Esquire, in Twelves, Price 1 s. A Perfect Abridgement of the Eleven Books of Reports of Sir Edward Coke Knight, by Sir john Davis sometime Attorney General in Ireland, in Twelves, Price 2 s. Synopsis; or an Exact Abridgement of the Lord Coke Commentaries upon Littleton: being a brief Explanation of the Grounds of the Law; Composed by Sir Humphrey Davenport Knight, in Octavo, Price 2 s. 6 d. An Exact Abridgement of that excellent Treatise, called Doctor and Student, in Octavo, Price 1 s. The Office and Authority of Sheriffs: Abridged by the former Author Mich. Dalton of Lincolns-Inne Esquire, in Octavo, Price 3 s. An Abridgement of the Reports of Sir james Dyer, in Octavo, French. Price 2 s. 6 d. The same is Translated into English, in Octavo, Price 2 s. * An Abridgement of the Common Law contained in the Year Books and other Books of Law, Readins and Records. Collected and Written by Sir Anthony Fitzherbert Knight, Lord Chief Justice of the Common Pleas, in the Reign of King Hen. the 8th. in Quarto, French. Price 3 l. 5 s. The Common Law Epitomised, with Directions how to prosecute and defend Personal Actions. To which is Annexed the Nature of a Writ of Error, and the general Proceed thereupon; by W. G●isson and A. Gulston Esquires, in Octavo, Price 3 s. Gregory's Moot-Book, being an Abridgement of Cases concerning the Titles most material for the Students and Practitioners of the Laws of the Realm, digested in certain apt Divisions under the same Titles, in Octavo, French. Price 10 s. The same is also Translated into English, and much enlarged by William Hughes of Grays-inn Esquire, in Quarto, Price 10 s. The Grand Abridgement of the Law continued, or a Collection of the Principal Cases and Points of the Common Law of England, contained in all the Reports Extant, from the first of Elizabeth to the year 1663. by way of Common Place, by William Hughes of Grays-inn Esquire, in Three Volumes, in Quarto, Price 50 s. An Abridgement of Acts and Ordinances made from the Year 1640. to the Year 1656. by William Hughes of Grays-inn Esquire, in Quarto, Price 8 s. An Abridgement of the Three Volumes of Reports of Sir George Croke Knight, of such select Cases as were adjudged in the Courts of Kings-Bench, and Common-Bench, during the Reigns of Q. Elizabeth, King James, and King Charles the First; by William Hugh's Esquire, in Octavo, Price 6 s. An Abridgement of the Cases Reported by Sir Francis More Knight, with the resolution of the Points in Law therein by the Judges; by William Hugh's Esquire, in Octavo, Price 2 s. 6 d. An Abridgement of all the Statutes in force and use, made in the 16. 17. and 18. Years of King Charles the First: and in the 12. 13. 14. and 15. Years of King Charles the Second, digested under proper Heads by William Hughes of Grays-inn Esquire, in Octavo, Price 2 s. 6 d. An Abridgement of all the Cases in the Year Book of Hen. the 7. in Octavo, French. Price 5 s. 6 d. An Exact Abridgement of the Eleven Books of Reports of Sir Edward Coke Knight; Composed by Sir Thomas Ireland Knight, late of Grays-inn: wherein is briefly contained the very Substance and Marrow of all those Reports; together with the Resolutions on every Case, in Octavo, Price 2 s. 6 d. An Abridgement of the Two last Volumes of Reports of Sir Edw. Coke Knight, Entitled the 12. and 13. Parts; being a Supplement, and observing the method of Edward Trotman Esquire; by Thomas Manley of the Middle-Temple, in Octavo, Price 1 s. 6 d. An Abstract of all the Penal Statutes which be generally in force and use; by Ferdinando Pulton Esquire, in Quarto, Price 3 s. 6 d. * An Abridgement of all the Statutes that have been made and Printed from Magna Charta, to the end of the Session of Parliament 4. Jacob. by Ferdinando Pulton of Lincolns-Inne Esquire, in Folio, Price 12 s. An Abridgement of the Commentaries or Reports of the learned Lawyer Edmond Plowden, concerning divers Cases and Matters in Law, and the Arguments thereupon; in the times of the Reigns of K. Edward the 6th, Q. Marry, King Philip and Queen Mary, and Queen Elizabeth; with the Exceptions to the Plead, and Answers thereunto, the Resolutions of the Matters in Law, and all other Matters arising upon the same, in Octavo, French. Price 2 s. 6 d. The same is also Translated into English, by Fabian Hicks Esquire, in Octavo, Price 2 s. An Abridgement of many Cases and Resolutions of Law, contained as well in Law Books, Statutes and Records, as of the modern Judgements in the Courts at Westminster, Alphabetically digested by Henry Roll Sergeant at Law. Published by the Lord Chief Baron Hale, in Folio, French. Price 40 s. A Collection in English of the Statutes now in force, continued from the beginning of Magna Charta, made in the 9 Year of King Hen. 3. until the end of the Parliament of the 7. King James, under Titles placed by order of Alphabet; by William Rastall Sergeant at Law, in Folio, Price 14 s. Stalhams Abridgement of the Ancient Law, first Published in the Reign of Hen. the 6th. in Folio, French. Price 35 s. A Summary of the Common Law of England, Extracted (for the most part) out of Sir Hen. Finch Knight, his learned Treatise of the Law, in Octavo, Price 10 d. An Epitome of all the Common and Statute Laws of this Nation: wherein 1500. hardest terms are Explained with the most useful and profitable Heads or Titles of the Law by way of Common place, methodically handled by W. Sheppard Esquire, in Folio, Price 35 s. * An Abridgement of the first Eleven Books of my Lord Coke Reports, with a Table lately added by Edward Trotman Esquire, in Octavo, French, Price 5 s. * An Exact Abridgement of all Statutes in force and use, from the beginning of Magna Charta, until 1641. by Edm. Wingate of Grays-inn Esquire: With a Continuation under their Proper Titles, of all Acts in force and use until the Year 1670. by T. M. in Octavo, Price 6 s. * The Body of the Common Law of Engand, as it stood in force before it was altered by Statute or Acts of Parliament: With a Collection of such Statutes as have altered, or concern the same; by Edmund Wingate of Grays-inn Esquire, in Octavo, Price 1 s. 6 d. ARGUMENTS. ARguments at the Trial of Col. Eusebius Andrews, in Quarto, Price 1 s. A Learned Argument to prove that each Subject hath a Propriety in his Goods: Showing also the Extent of the King's Prerogative in Impositions upon Merchant's Goods, by a late Learned judge of this Kingdom, in Quarto, Price 1 s. The Arguments upon the Writ of Habeas Corpus, in the Court of Kings-Bench, concerning Loans, wherein are discussed the several Branches of the said Writ, and many Authorities of the Common and Statute Law: and many ancient Records debated and cleared: With the Opinion of the Court thereupon. Whereunto is annexed the Petition of Sir john eliot, in behalf of the Liberty of the Subject, in Quarto, Price 1 s. Two Arguments in Parliament; The first concerning Canons; The second concerning Praemunire upon the Canons, by Ed. Bagshaw Esquire, in Quarto, Price 6 d. The Case and Argument against Sir Ignoramus of Cambridge, by Robert Calais of Grays-inn Esquire, in Quarto, Price 6 d. The Arguments of Sir Richard Hutton Knight, and Sir George Croke Knight. Together with the Certificate of Sir john Denham Knight, upon a Scire Facias brought by the King in the Court of Exchequer against John Hampden Esquire: As also the several Votes of the Commons and Peers in Parliament, and the Orders of the Lords for the vacating of the Judgement given against Mr. Hampden, and the vacating of the several Rolls in each Court, wherein the Judges Extrajudicial Opinions in the Cases made touching Ship-Money are entered, in Quarto, Price 2 s. An Argument upon a general Demurrer, joined and entered in an Action of false Imprisonment in the Kings-Bench Court, Termino Trinitatis 1631. Rot. 1483 parte tertia, between George Huntley Clerk, Plaintiff; and William Kingsley Arch Deacon of Canterbury, in Quarto, Price 1 s. The Liberty of the Subject maintained by an Argument in Parliament, Anno 7. Jacobi Regis, by William Hakewill of Lincolns-Inne Esquire, in Quarto, Price 1 s. 6 d. An Argument in Law concerning the Militia, by I. M. in Quarto, Price 6 d. The Rights of the People concerning Impositions, stated in a learned Argument, with a Remonstrance presented to the King by the House of Commons in Parliament, Anno. Dom. 1610. Annoque Regis Jac. 7. by a late eminent judge of this Nation, in Octavo, Price 1 s. An Argument of Law, concerning the Bill of Attainder of High Treason of Thomas Earl of Strafford, at a Conference in a Committee of both Houses of Parliament, by Mr. Saint john, his Majesty's Solicitor General, in Quarto, Price 6 d. CONSTABLES. THe Duties of Constables, Borsholders, Tythingmen, and such other low and Lay Ministers of the Peace; by William Lambard of Lincolns-Inne Gent, in Octavo, Price 6 d. The Office and Duty of Constables, Churchwardens, and other the Overseers of the Poor, by john Layer, in Octavo, Price 1 s. * A Guide for Constables, Churchwardens, Overseers of the Poor, Surveyors of the Highways, Treasurers of the County Stock, Masters of the House of Correction, Bailiffs of Manors, Toll-takers in Fairs, etc. A Treatise briefly showing the Extent and Latitude of the several Offices, with the Power of the Officers therein, both by Common Law and Statute, according to the several Additions and Alterations of the L w, till the 22th. Year of his Majesty's Reign: The Second Edition. Collected by Gro. Mer●ton Gent. in Twelves, Price 1 s. 6 d. * The Office of Constables, Churchwardens, Overseers of the Poor, Supervisors of Highways, Treasurers of the County Stock, and other Country Offices plainly set forth, in Two Books, by William Sheppard Esquire, in Octavo, Price 1 s. 6 d. * The Exact Constable with his Original, and Power in the Offices of Churchwardens, Overseers of the Poor, Surveyors of the High ways, Treasurers of the County Stock, and other inferior Officers, as they are established both by the Common Laws and Statutes of this Realm; by E. W. of Grays-inn Esquire; the Second Edition, with many useful Additions, in Twelves, Price 8 d. COURTS. * THe Fourth Part of the Institutes of the Laws of England, concerning the jurisdiction of Courts; The Fourth Edition. To which is added a Table by Sir Edward Coke Knight, in Folio, Price bound 8 s. * The Authority and jurisdiction of Courts: Collected and Composed by R. Crompton of the Middle-Temple Esquire, in Quarto, French, Price 6 s. A Collection of such of the Orders heretofore used in Chancery; with such Alterations and Additions thereunto, as the Right Honourable Edward Earl of Clarendon, by and with the advice and assistance of the Honourable Sir Harbottle Grimston Baronet, Master of the Rolls, have thought fit at present to Ordain and Publish for reforming of several abuses in the said Court, preventing multiplicity of Suits, Motions, and unnecessary charge to the Suitors, and for their more expeditious and certain course for relief, in Octavo, Price 1 s. The Orders of a Court Leet and Court Baron, with the Charges belonging thereunto, in Octavo, Price 6 d. The Clerk of Assize, Judge-Marshal and Crier; being the Manner and Form of the Proceed at the Assizes and General Goal-delivery, both in the Crown Court and Nisi Prius Court, by T. W. To which is added an Ancient Tract of the Common Laws of England, written in Latin, in Octavo, Price 1 s. The Law of England; or a true Guide for all Persons concerned in Ecclestastical Courts, by H. Cary, in Twelves, Price 10 d. A Collection of such of the Orders heretofore used in Chancery, with such Alterations and Additions thereunto, as the Commissioners for the Great Seal of England, with the advice of the Master of the Rolls than thought fit to Ordain and Publish, in Octavo, Price 1 s. Clark's ●r●xis; being the Manner of Proceed in Ecclesiastical Courts, in Quarto, Latin, Price 6 s. The Practice of the Admiral Court of England, by Fra. Clarke, in Octavo, Lat. Price 1 s. Certain O servations concerning the Office of the Lord Chancellor, Composed by the Right Honourable, and most Learned Thomas Lord Ellesmere late Lord Chancellor of England, in Octavo, Price 1 s. The Practice of the Exchequer Court, with its several Offices and Officers, and the Power and Duty of each Person; by Sir T. F. in Octavo, Price 1 s. * 〈◊〉 〈◊〉 〈◊〉 〈◊〉 〈◊〉; Or a Practical Demonstration of County judicatures, wherein is amply Explained the Judicial and Ministerial Authority of Sheriffs and Coroners: together with the Original, Jurisdiction, and Method of keeping all Country Courts, by Will. Greenwood, the Third Edition, in Octavo, Price 3 s. 6 d. 〈◊〉 〈◊〉 〈◊〉 〈◊〉 〈◊〉. A View of the Admiral jurisdiction; wherein the most material Points concerning that Jurisdiction, are fairly and submissively discussed, as also divers of the Laws, Customs, Rights and Privileges of the High Admiralty of England, by ancient Records and other Arguments of Law asserted: Whereunto is added an Extract of the Ancient Laws of Oleron, by Io. Godolphin LL. D. in Octavo, Price 2 s. Pacis Consultum; the Antiquity Extent, and Practice of several Country Corporation Courts, especially the Court-Leet: With an Abstract of the Penal Statutes, by David jenkin's in Octavo, Price 1 s. 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Composed by William Lambard of Lincolns-Inne Gent. Corrected and Enlarged according to the Author's Copy, in Octavo, Price 1 s. 6 d. * The Ancient legal Course and fundamental Constitution of the Palace-Court or Marshalsea: Together with the several Charges of all Proceed there, and its present establishment, particularly set forth and Explained, in Twelves, Price 8 d. 20. A Treatise of the Antiquity, Authority, Cases and Jurisdiction of the Ancient Courts of Leet. etc. with an Explanation of the old Oath of Allegiance, by Robert Powel of New-inn. Gent. in Quarto, Price 2 s. 6. d. The Practice of the High Court of Chancery unfolded: With the Nature of the several Offices belonging to that Court; and the Reports of many Cases, wherein Relief hath been there had, and where denied in Octavo, Price 1 s. 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Star-Chamber Cases; showing what Causes properly belong to the Cognizance of that Court: Collected for the most part out of Mr. Cromptons' Book of the jurisdiction of Courts, in Quarto, Price 8 d. Transactions of the High Court of Chancery both by Practice and Precedent, with Fees and special Orders in extraordinary Cases, by Will. Tothill Esquire: and Revived by Sir Rob. Holborn late Bencher of Lincolns-Inne, in Octavo, Price 2 s. Considerations for regulating the Exchequer, in the more timely answering, better husbanding, and more orderly and safe conduct of the Revenues of the Crown into his Majesty's Coffers, as hath been heretofore used by Sheriffs. And for freeing the Subject from all unjust vexations concerning the same. With the Causes and Remedies of the inconveniencies which have been occasioned by the breach of the Laws, and ancient course of the Exchequer, per C. Vernon, de Saccario Dom. Regis. in Octavo, Price 1 s. 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A Treatise declaring which be the great and general Offences of the Realm, and the chief Impediments of the Peace of the King and Kingdom, as Treasons, Homicides, and Felonies, etc. and how many, and what sorts of them there be, and by whom, and what means the said Offences, and the Offenders therein are to be restrained, repressed, or punished. Collected out of the Common and Statute Law of the Realm, by Ferdinando Pulton of Lincolns-Inne Esquire, in Folio, Price 10 s. The Rights of the Crown of England, as it is established by Law: by Edward Bagshaw Esquire, in Octavo, Price 1 s. 6 d. CUSTOMS. * REports of special Cases of the Liberties, ancient Customs, and Usages of the City of London, by Sir H. Calthrop sometimes Recorder thereof, etc. in Octavo, Price 1 s. 6 d. 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This Book is reprinting with Additions. * A Philological Commentary: or An Illustration of the most obvious and useful Words in the Law, with their Distinctions and divers Acceptations, as they are found as well in Reports Ancient and Modern, as in Records and Memorials never printed; The Second Edition: Reviewed and Enlarged by Edward Leigh Gent. sometimes of the Middle Temple, in Octavo, Price 1 s. 6 d. * Sir Henry spelman's Glossary; containing Barbarous Latin, foreign, obsolete, and adopted Terms; which (after Europe was overrun by the inundation of Goths and Vandals) were introduced in Ecclesiastical and Profane Writers; and also those which occur in the ancient Municipial Laws, Charters, and Instruments of divers Nations. Illustrated with Glosses and Commentaries, in which are declared many ancient Rites, Magistracies, Dignities, Charges, Offices, Manners, Laws themselves, and Customs, in Folio, Latin, Price 30 s. 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