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The Impeachment of Michael de la Pole, Earl of Suffolk in ... - Page 95
offences specifically mentioned in this sixth charge of the impeachment, were both of them warranted by privy seal writs. The earlier of these two pardons, which was for all of the offences mentioned, was granted to Sir Robert Pleasington ...
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Justice and Grace: Private Petitioning and the English ...
By this point the warranty note per peticionem de Consilio had been phased out, making it less easy to determine which actions were the result of a parliamentary petition; but the existence of privy seal writs sent into chancery (TNA series C ...
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Rulers and Ruled in Late Medieval England: Essays ... - Page 74
It is a commonplace that the Exchequer would act only when given unimpeachable authority; in particular, issues of new money required external authorisation in the form of great- or privy-seal writs. But the practice was not as strict as this ...
G. L. Harriss, Rowena E. Archer, Simon Walker, 1995
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New Jersey Law Reports - Volume 5 - Page 989
... with authority to seal writs, <S'§c., *and to subscribe his name. That this confidence had in process of time, been extended to all the attorneys of the said court, in good standing at the bar, and had been confined to them alone; so that 'at last, ...
New Jersey. Supreme Court, 1875
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Precedents in Chancery: Being a Collection of Cases Argued ...
Day the Secretary came with a Warrant, and then the Seal was delivered to him ; and Sunday the yh of May the Custody thereof was committed to the two Chief Justices and Chief Baron, with a special Commission to seal Writs ; and they fat at ...
Great Britain. Court of Chancery, Thomas Finch, 1747
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Parliamentary Papers, House of Commons and Command
(b) Charters, 1. liters Patent, and Privy Seal Writs. 11th century. — Charter (Latin and Saxon) of privileges, granted by King Cnut to the monks of St. Edmund's Bury ; the Saxon part of the instrument having been translated into the following ...
Great Britain. Parliament. House of Commons, 1887
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Chapters in the Administrative History of Mediaeval ...
If all privy seal writs and bills issued during that period were signed, it would have been a temptation to suggest that intimate contact of privy seal with chancery in France in 1359-60 was responsible. But no privy seal writs and bills sent to ...
Thomas Frederick Tout, 1930
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A catalogue of lords chancellors, keepers of the great ... - Page 10
Chishull afterwards became Chancellor and Treasurer of the Exchequer. was to seal writs of Course either in their absence or presence, but precepts he was only to seal in their presence. (Rot. Pat. 49 Hen. III. m. 16.) ' (Rot. Pat. 47 Hen. III. mm ...
sir Thomas Duffus Hardy, 1843
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Early Tudor Government - Page 44
44 Privy Seal Writs summons they did not need to convey its causes: quibusdam certis de causis and the later more usual subpoena ordered attendance without stating, as a common law writ must, what was the matter to be enquired into.
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EULOGIUM - CHRONICON AB: A MONACHO QUODAM MAL
1358) the royal pair moved towards Bristol, where nocturnal hastiludes of hitherto unheard-of magnificence were celebrated. The Privy Seal writs again partially confirm our chronicler's statement, for from them we learn that on the 6th Jan, ...
