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Before we come to treat of the High Court of Parliament, we will give an Account of the Court of the Dutchy of Lancaster, kept at Westminster-Hall, on the left hand above Stairs, which takes Cogni∣zance of all Causes that any way concern the Re∣venue of that Dutchy, which hath been long since Annexed to the Crown.
The Chief Judge of this Court, is the Chancel∣lor of the Dutchy, who is assisted by the Attorney of the Dutchy. To this Court belong divers other Officers. It is kept near the lower Exchequer, and at the Office of Sir Gilbert Gerrard at Grays-Inn.