10 ENGLISH BOOKS RELATING TO «CURIA REGIS»
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Curia Regis in the following bibliographical selection. Books relating to
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1
Curia Regis Rolls XVIII (27 Henry III to 30 Henry III) (1243-45)
Transcripts of 13c plea rolls, vital legal, social and economic detail of the time, presented with index and critical introduction.
2
The Origin of the English Constitution
the central court created tie novo in 1178 and the King's Hench being included in
the one jurisdiction of the small curia regis, the later council, undisturbed by the
new creation, but to be set off by itself from the council in a somewhat later stage
...
George Burton Adams, 2001
3
The History and Antiquities of the Exchequer of the Kings of ...
I. Of the principâl Acceptations of the phrafe Curia Regis. II. Of the Soveraign
Court of Ordinary Judicature called Curia Regis j And of the Curia Regis ad
Scaccarium. III. Of the Ancient ß ate of the Great Judicature called Curia Regis* IV
.
4
Hand-book to the public records
This court took its name from the place where it was held, — the Aula or Curia
Regis, or Hall or Court of the King's Palace, — and appears to have been of
Norman origin, in which were combined legislative and judicial functions, and
probably ...
Great Britain. Public Record Office, Francis Sheppard Thomas, 1853
5
Gesta
Regis Henrici Secundi Benedicti Abbatis: The Chronicle ...
Curia Regis non recederent ; " and that this limitation Origin or ° ' the court has
been very reasonably regarded as the institution of ?? ^JJ*'8 the Curia Regis in
its third sense, in which it may be defined as a judicial committee of the king's ...
Benedictus (Petroburgensis), William Stubbs, 1867
6
Fines, sive Pedes finium: sive finales concordiæ in
curia ...
With such a multitude of documents of this class before us, there cannot be a
doubt that we obtain through them a complete catalogue of the persons, whether
prelates, earls, or eminent lawyers who sat at that period in the Curia Regis, and
...
Great Britain, Scottish Record Office, 1835
7
Gesta
regis Henrici Secundi Benedicti abbatis: the chronicle ...
PREFACE. lxxv “ curia Regis non recederent ;” and that this limitation mug; has
been very reasonably regarded as the institution of cataya the curia Regis in its
third sense, in which it may be defined as a judicial committee of the king's
judicial ...
8
John Reeves's History of the English Law, from the Time of ...
and in later times grew up the franchise of Ely and Hexham, the counties palatine
of Lancaster and of Pembroke.1 The supreme court of ordinary judicature
established by William The curia the Conqueror, was the aula regis, or curia regis
; so ...
9
From the time of the Romans to the end of the reign of Henry III
As the exchequer was a member of the curia regis, and a place for determining
the same sort of common pleas as were usually brought in the curia regis, the
separation of such pleas from that court did considerably affect the exchequer.
10
Reeves' History of the English law: from the time of the ...
As the exchequer was a member of the curia regis, and a place for determining
the same sort of common pleas as were usually brought in the curia regis, the
separation of such pleas from that court did considerably affect the exchequer.
8 NEWS ITEMS WHICH INCLUDE THE TERM «CURIA REGIS»
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Exploring the legacy of Magna Carta
... with the advice of key barons forming an executive committee, a royal cabinet, known as the Curia Regis, the forerunner of the Privy Council. «Cape Breton Post, Jun 15»
What is the Privy Council? By John Bolch
It can be traced back to the 'Curia Regis', or 'royal council', introduced in England after the Norman conquest. The council was made up of ... «Marilyn Stowe Blog, Apr 15»
How bad was Bad King John?
Church writes: “We regularly find cases brought to a standstill in the Curia Regis with the simple phrase 'because the king wills it'.” What John ... «Telegraph.co.uk, Mar 15»
Travis judge rules Texas gay-marriage ban unconstitutional
The English common law originated in the early Middle Ages in the King's Court (Curia Regis), a single royal court set up for most of the country ... «Austin American-Statesman, Feb 15»
The Magna Carta was hopelessly behind the times
Our political system derives from monarchs advised by a private council: first, the Anglo-Saxon 'Witan', and from 1066 the Norman curia regis, ... «Spectator.co.uk, Feb 15»
John William Leavesley, of Orgreave, Alrewas, named as new High …
In Saxon times, sheriffs of each county went to the Kings or Queens Court, known in Latin as the Curia Regis, to give account for the money ... «Burton Mail, Nov 14»
New sheriff for Nottinghamshire no outlaw
... went to the King's or Queen's Court, known in Latin as the Curia Regis, to give account for the money they collected on behalf of the monarch. «Nottingham Post, Nov 14»
New Who Review – “Mummy on the Orient Express”
Curia Regis - a historical drama · Among the Chosen · Comics!!! Mortal Half- Fantasy Webcomic · DreamCatcher {Fantasy Webcomic} · Magic ... «Comicmix.com, Oct 14»
