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The contentes of this boke. Fyrste the boke for a iustice of peace

Anthony Fitzherbert, Thomas Berthelet, Anthony Williams, England and Wales. Court of Exchequer.

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The contentes of this boke. Fyrste the boke for a iustice of peace

Anthony Fitzherbert, Thomas Berthelet, Anthony Williams, England and Wales. Court of Exchequer.
Justices of the peaceHandbooks, manualsEarly works to 1800Criminal lawCourts baron and courts leetWritsCosts (Law)England and Wales. Court of ExchequerEngland and Wales. Hundred Courts

A work in 5 parts, each with separate title pages (within woodcut borders) and colophons. Printed by Berthelet, 1543-1544. Part 2 = Modus tenendi Curiam Baronis (1544) STC 7713.5; pt. 3 = Returna brevium [1543?] STC 20902.3; pt. 4 = Carta feodi (1543) STC 15584.9; pt. 5 = Exchequer ordinance : 1447 (1544) STC 7697.9. This edition does not contain the statutes which are part 6 of STC 14876. --Cf. STC (2nd ed.)

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