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A26742 A catalogue of the common and statute law-books of this realm and some others relating thereunto alphabetically digested under proper heads, with an account of the best editions, volumes, and common prices they are now sold at / collected by Tho. Bassett. Bassett, Thomas, bookseller. 1671 (1671) Wing B1043; ESTC R37085 31,991 134

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A CATALOGUE OF THE Common and Statute LAW-BOOKS OF THIS REALM And some others relating thereunto Alphabetically digested under proper HEADS WITH An Account of the best Editions Volumes and common Prices they are now sold at Collected by Tho. Bassett And are to be sold at his Shop at the George near Cliffords-Inne in Fleet street 1671. TO THE READER FOR several Years last past having traded in Books it has often happened that I have been at a loss when by Gentlemen either whose Profession induced or their Curiosity inclined them to buy Books on that Subject an Account hath been demanded of me of all the Law-Books extant Now for avoiding the trouble which for the future I and other Book-sellers might undergo in such case but more especially for satisfaction of those who are desirous to be informed therein I have collected the ensuing Catalogue whereby the Reader will be informed of all the Law-Books now Extant which directly or more remotely concern the Common and Statute Law of this Realm and of the best Editions and Prices c. of the same In doing of which I had the kind assistance of some Gentlemen of the Profession of Law To do a thing first and to do it perfectly is more than perhaps any has as yet pretended to and therefore this Printed Catalogue may well be capable of amendment or additions at least and being conscious of it I have left blanks at the end of each Title that what is omitted here by me and occurs to others may be added in their proper Places And to the end those into whose hands this Catalogue shall come may have it more and more perfect if they please to have recourse to me I shall afford them my assistance therein and in the mean time Collect and Insert in a Catalogue I keep by me for that purpose all Books which upon farther search and others Information I find omitted and also those that shall be hereafter Published Besides the encouragement I had from some to whom I imparted my intentions concerning this Catalogue when it was only in design and the inducements I touched before I apprehended that by this Collection some advantage would redound to such as living remote from London are by specious Titles trepann'd into the buying of some Law-Books before they are assured whither in truth the Discourse tends which how frequently it happens experience sufficiently convinces The Method I have vsed and the placing Books under the Titles I have disposed them may probably be disliked by some however the Catalogue not being very long the whole may be soon read over which will cure that Fault And the ends I aim at will I hope excuse the attempt and my Errors in the performance of it Tho. Bassett A TABLE of the Titles in the ensuing Catalogue ABridgments Page 1 Arguments Page 11 Constables Page 15 Courts Page 18 Crown Page 27 Customs Page 30 Interpreters of Law Terms Page 33 Justice of Peace Page 37 Maxims and Grounds of the Law Page 42 Parliament Page 46 Presidents Page 50 Readings Page 61 Reports Page 64 Sheriffs Page 80 Statutes Page 82 Tables Page 85 Tithes c. Page 88 Wills and Testaments Page 90 Of Writs Page 92 Miscellanies Page 94. c. ADVERTISEMENT I Desire the Reader to take Notice That all Books in this Catalogue not said to be in another Language are in English And also that I have mentioned none but the best Editions and that there is no difference in the Editions though some have been often Printed but where this Mark * is prefixed Licensed Octob. 13. 1670. Roger L'Estrange ABRIDGMENTS AN Abridgment of the Book of Assizes in Octavo French Price 1 s. 6 d. * An Abridgment of the Common Law contained in the Year Books and other Books of Law Readings and Records Collected and written by Sir Robert Brook Knight Chief Justice of the Common-Bench in the time of the Reign of Queen Elizabeth This Book hath been printed in three several Volumes but no Addition to either of them the least esteemed best is in Quarto Price 45 s. The next is in small Folio Price 40 s. And the other in large Folio Price 35 s. All three in French Some New Cases of the Years and Time of King Hen. 8. Edw. 6. Queen Mary Written out of the great Abridgment of Sir Robert Brook in Octavo French Price 1 s. 6 d. The same is also Translated into English by Iohn Marsh in Octavo Price 1 s. 6 d. An Exact Abridgment of the Records of the Tower of London from the Reign of King Edward the Second unto King Richard the 3 of all the Parliaments holden in each Kings Reign the several Acts in every Parliament together with the Names and Titles of all the Dukes Marquesses Earls Viscounts and Barons summoned to every of the said Parliaments Collected by Sir Robert Cotton Knight and Baronet Revised and Published by Wil. Prynne Esq in Folio Price 20 s. * A brief Summary of the Laws and Statutes of England to the Year 1663. So far forth as the same do concern the Office of Justices of the Peace Sheriffs Bayliffs Constables and Churchwardens and other Officers and Ministers of this Kingdome Together with divers other Matters necessary for such as bear Office in this Kingdom the Fourth Impression Collected by Nicholas Collyn of Lincolns-Inne Esquire in Twelves Price 1 s. A Perfect Abridgment of the Eleven Books of Reports of Sir Edward Coke Knight by Sir Iohn Davis sometime Attorney General in Ireland in Twelves Price 2 s. Synopsis or an Exact Abridgment of the Lord Cokes Commentaries upon Littleton being a brief Explanation of the Grounds of the Law Composed by Sir Humphrey Davenport Knight in Octavo Price 2 s. 6 d. An Exact Abridgment of that excellent Treatise called Doctor and Student in Octavo Price 1 s. The Office and Authority of Sheriffs Abridged by the former Author Mich. Dalton of Lincolns-Inne Esquire in Octavo Price 3 s. An Abridgment of the Reports of Sir Iames Dyer in Octavo French Price 2 s. 6 d. The same is Translated into English in Octavo Price 2 s. * An Abridgment of the Common Law contained in the Year Books and other Books of Law Readings and Records Collected and Written by Sir Anthony Fitzherbert Knight Lord Chief Justice of the Common Pleas in the Reign of King Hen. the 8th in Quarto French Price 3 l. 5 s. The Common Law Epitomiz'd with Directions how to prosecute and defend Personal Actions To which is Annexed the Nature of a Writ of Errour and the general Proceedings thereupon by W. G●isson and A. Gulston Esquires in Octavo Price 3 s. Gregory's Moot-Book being an Abridgment of Cases concerning the Titles most material for the Students and Practitioners of the Laws of the Realm digested in certain apt Divisions under the same Titles in Octavo French Price 10 s. The same is also Translated into English and much inlarged by William Hughes of Grayes-Inne Esquire in Quarto Price
in Twelves Price 2 s. * The Country Iustice Containing the Practice of the Justices of the Peace as well in as out of their Sessions by Michael Dalton of Lincolns-Inne Esquire and one of the Masters of Chancery Now again Enlarged with many Presidents and Resolutions of the Queries contained in the former Impressions and the Statutes of King Charles 1. and King Charles 2. added under their several Titles by T. M. one of the same Society in Folio Price 8 s. The Office of a Iustice of Peace Together with Instructions how and in what manner Statutes shall be Expounded by William Fleetwood somtime Recorder of London in Octavo Price 1 s. The Office and Authority of Iustices of Peace in part Collected by Sir Anthony Fitzherbert Knight late one of the Justices of the Common Bench Inlarged by Richard Crompton Esq Whereunto is annexed the Office of Sheriffs Bayliffs Escheators Constables Coroners c. Collected by the said Sir Anthony Fitzherbert in Quarto French Price 6 s. The Book called The Mirrour of Iustices by Andrew Horne in Octavo French Price 2 s. The same is also Translated into English with a Treatise added called The Diversity of Courts with their Iurisdiction in Octavo Price 2 s. * Iustice Restored or a Guide for his Majesties Justices of Peace both in Sessions and out of Sessions according to the Antient Laws of the Kingdome The Second Edition amended and enlarged in Twelves Price 1 s. Iustice Revived being the whole Office of a Country Justice of the Peace briefly and yet more methodically and fully then ever yet Extant by E. W. of Grayes-Inne Esquire in Octavo Price 1 s. 6 d. * Eirenarcha or The Office of the Iustices of Peace in four Books To which is added The Duty of Constables c. Revised Corrected and Enlarged by William Lambert of Lincolns-Inne Gent. in Octavo Price 6 s. * A Sure Guide for his Majesties Iustices of Peace plainly shewing their Duty and the Duties of the several Officers of the Counties Hundreds and Parishes viz. Sheriffs County-Treasurers Bridewel-Masters Constables Overseers of the Poor Surveyors of the High-ways and Churchwardens c. with the Heads of the Statutes concerning the Doctrine and Canons of the Church of England Methodically digested into 58 Chapters by Will. Sheppard Esquire The Second Edition Corrected and Enlarged in Octavo Price 3 s. 6 d. The Iustice of Peace his Clerks Cabinet or a Book of Presidents or Warrants fitted and made ready to his hand for every Case that may happen within the Compass of his Masters Office by Will. Sheppard Esquire in Octavo Price 1 s. * A Vade Mecum or Table containing the Substance of such Statutes wherein any one or more Justices of the Peace are inabled to act as well in the Sessions as out of the Sessions of the Peace Together with an Epitome of Mr. Stamfords Pleas of the Crown The Seventh Edition by Wa. Young Esquire in Twelves Price 1 s. Maxims and Grounds of the Law FAsciculus Florum or a handful of Flowers gathered out of the several Books of Sir Edward Coke Knight by Tho. Ash in Octavo English and Latine Price 1 s. 6 d. The Elements of the Common Laws of England in a double Tract the one containing some Rules and Maxims of the Common Law the other the use of the Common Law according to the Laws and Customs of this Land by Sir Francis Bacon Knight in Quarto Price 2 s. Institutions of the Laws of England Composed and Digested according to the Method and Order of the Imperial Institutions by Iohn Cowell Dr. of the Civil Law and Regius Professor in the University of Cambridge in Octavo Latine Price 2 s. The same is also Translated into English in Octavo Price 2 s. 6 d. Two Dialogues between a Doctour of Divinity and a Student in the Laws of England of the Grounds of the said Laws and of Conscience in Octavo Latine Price 1 s. 6 d. The same is also rendred into English and Revised in Octavo Price 2 s. The Grounds of the Laws of England Extracted from the Fountains of all other Learning and digested Methodically into Cases with a Commixtion of divers scattered grounds concerning the reasonable construction of the Law by M. Hawke of the Middle-Temple in Octavo Price 3 s. 6 d. Institutions or principal Grounds of the Laws and Statutes of England Corrected and Amended in Octavo Price 1 s. Littleton's Tenures in French Price 1 s. 6 d. The same is also in English in Octavo Price 1 s. 6 d. and newly printed together 1670. in French and English and exactly Corrected in Twelves Price 2 s. 6 d. A Treatise of the principal Grounds and Maxims of the Laws of this Nation Written by W. Noy of Lincolns-Inne Esquire in Octavo Price 1 s. * The Compleat Lawyer or a Treatise concerning Tenures and Estates in Lands of Inheritance for Life and other Hereditaments and Chattels real and personal and how any of them may be conveyed in a legal Form by Fine Recovery Deed or Word as the Case shall require by William Noy late Attorney General to King Charles 1. with Observations on the Authors Life in Octavo Price 1 s. The Principles of the Law reduced to Practice by Will. Phillips in Twelves Price 1 s. A profitable Book of Mr. Iohn Perkins Fellow of the Inner-Temple treating of the Laws of England in French Price 2 s. The same is also Translated into English in Octavo Price 2 s. Maxims of Reason or the Reason of the Common Law of England by Edmund Wingate late of Grayes-Inne Esquire in Folio Price 14 s. PARLIAMENT THe opinions of sundry learned Antiquaries viz. Mr. Justice D●de●ige Mr. Agar c. touching the Antiquity c. and Proceedings of the High Court of Parliament in England in Octavo Price 1 s. A Manual or brief Treatise of some particular Rights and Priviledges belonging to the High Court of Parliament by Robert Derham of Grayes-Inne Esquire in Octavo Price 1 s The antient Method and Manner of holding of Parliaments in England being the Collections of Henry Elsynge Esquire in Octavo Price 1 s. 6 d. Ephemeris Parliamentaria or a faithful Register of the Transactions in Parliament in the third and fourth years of the Reign of King Charles the First containing several Speeches Cases and Arguments of the Law transacted between his Majesty and both Houses in Folio Price 6 s. The Manner how Statutes are enacted in Parliament by Passing of Bills by W. Hakewill of Lincolns-Inne Esq in Octavo Price 1 s. 〈◊〉 〈◊〉 〈◊〉 〈◊〉 〈◊〉 or an Historical Discourse of Parliaments and their Original before the Conquest and continuance since Together with the Original growth and continuance of these Courts following viz. High Court of Chancery Upper Bench Common Pleas Exchequer Dutchy and other inferiour Courts in Octavo price 1 s. Modus tenendi Parliament The manner of holding Parliaments c. by W. Hakewill in Octavo Price 1 s. 6 d. The Manner and Method of Passing