Posted:
07 Feb 2018
(old shelfmark **A.43.2) | |
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Language: | English and Latin |
Origin: | England |
Date: | 17th / 18th c., ca. 1693 – 1710 (see provenance and notes) |
Material: | Paper. Watermark: shield charged with fleur-des-lys, crown above, ca. 90 mm |
Physical Description: | 88 folios, 290 x 190 (ca. 250 - 280 x 155) mm, 34 -39 long lines, ruled in plummet (inner margin only) and ink (fols. 75 – 86), leaves lost between fols. 40 – 41, 70 - 71 |
Rubric: | (fol. 2r) 1662. Reasons of Precedency of Drs before Sergeants |
Incipit: | 1. They posesse the laws whereby the government of the church is directed |
2o folio: | fure tippets, which |
Explicit: | N/A |
Contents: | Fol. 1v, Contents list; fols. 2r – 47r, Precedents, decrees, observations and notes related to Maritime law and the Admiralty Court; fols. 57r – 67r, Alphabetical list of matters related to Admiralty law; fols. 72r – 75r, Notes on precedents etc.; fols. 75v – 86r, Table of fees in different courts for various cases; fols. 87r – 87v, Note on Law Terms, areas of jurisdiction etc. |
Script: | Cursive mixed hand with Secretary features; cursive mixed hand, fols. 57r – 87v |
Decoration: | None |
Provenance: | Signature of Nathaniel Lloyd, (1669 – 1741) Master of Trinity Hall 1710 – 1735, while at All Souls’ College, Oxford, 1693 (Nath Lloyd, Coll. Omn. Anim. Socius 1693, inscription fol. 1r); presumed to be his gift |
Binding: | 17th c., limp, vellum, ‘Num. VI Admiralty’ in ink on upper cover |
Notes: | MS a miscellany in several hands, some early – mid 18th c. (some cases cited dated into 1730s). Fols. 57r - 87v written upside down in relation to first part of MS (i.e. start on fol. 87v). Letter, dated 1577, (possibly original) ‘Touching aiders of Pirates’ pasted to fol. 46v, copied out on fol. 47r. Printed sheet “A true table of all such fees as are due, or can be claimed in any Bishops-Courts …“ (dated 1681) as given November 1630, pasted into fol. 77r. Note on fol. 71v (after leaf lost) ‘it has been cutt out, I did itt, N.LL.’ |
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