The Fourth Part Of A Brief Register Kalender And Survey Of The Several Kinds Forms Of Parliamentary Vvrits PDF Download

Download The First Part of a Brief Register, Kalendar and | Survey of the Several Kinds, Forms of All | Parliamentary VVrits: | Comprising | In 3. Sections, All Writs, Forms of Summons to Great Councils, | Parliaments, Convocations in the Tower, from the 5th of King John (1203) | Till 23 Edw. 4. (1483) to All Sorts of Spiritual and Temporal Lords, Great- | Men (Members Of,) and the Kings Counsil (Assistants To) The House | Of Lords: With Other Rare Writs, and 4. Exact Alphabetical, Chro- | Nological Tables: 1. Of All Abbots, Priors, Masters of Orders, Clergy-men, | (except Bishops:) 2. Of All Dukes, Earls, Forreign Kings, Marquesses, | Princes of Wales: 3. Of All Lay-Barons, Lords, Vicounts, Great Men: 4. Of | All the Kings Counsil (Justices, Clerks, Or Other Officers) with the Several | Numbers of Each of Them, and of Bishops, Summoned to Every Council, | Parliament, and the Years, Rolls, Dorses in Every Kings Reign, Wherein | Their Names are Recorded. | Illustrated with Choice, Usefull Annotations, Observations Concer- | Ning These Writs Differences, Alterations, Entries in the Clause Rolls: the | Stiles, Titles, Additions of Patriarcha, Cardinalis, Electus, Confirmatus, Ma | Gister, &c. Given in Them to Spiritual; of Baro, Miles, Dominus, &c. | to Temporal Lords; with Their Baronies, Fealty, Homage, Oaths, Right | of Session, Judicature: The Clergies Forms of Procurations; Exemption | from Taxes by the Laity: Our Kings Prerogative to Call, Prorogue, Dissolve | Parliaments, Hold Them by a Custos Regni, Or Commissioners, by Patents (here | Cited;) to Create Peers, Barons by Patent, Special (not General) Writs (here | Registred;) to Summon Extraordinary Members, Assistants; Their Proprie- | Ty in Parliaments, Dissolved by Their Deaths; The Power of Their Counsil | In, and Out of Them; The Constitution, Jurisdiction, Proceedings, Pri- | Vileges, Ends, Duties of English Parliaments, Lords, Commons; Their in | Consistence with Armed Guards, Seclusion of Members (by Force, Oathes, Me- | Naces) and with Scotish, Or Irish Intruders; Their Late Differences from | Councils. Parliamentum, when First Used in Writs, Acts, Histories, &c. | With Other Particulars. Publishing More Rarities, Rectifying More Er- | Rors in Vulgar Writers, Touching Our Parliaments, Than Any Former Trea- | Tises of this Subject Book in PDF, ePub and Kindle