The law of England touching His Majesties four principal seals viz. the Great Seal, the Privy Seal, the Exchequer Seal, and the Signet : also of those grand officers to whose custody these seals are committed.

Books Printed for and sold by Tho. Dring at the White Lion, next Chancery Lane end, and John Leigh at the Bell in Fleet-street.

• COllection of Law-En∣tries, &c. By Willi∣am Rastal, Printed 1670.
• All the Statutes at large to the year, 1670. By Ferdinando Pulton.
• Cokes Commentary on Littleton, Printed 1670. Folio.
• The whole Office of a Sheriff. By Mich. Dalton, with very large Additions, Printed 1670.
• Tables to most of the Printed Presidents of

• Pleadings, Writs, and Re∣turn of Writs at the Com∣mon Law; Collected by George Townsend. Folio,
• The Law of Common Assurances, touching Deeds in General, viz. Feoffments, Gifts, Grants, Leases, with two Alpha∣betical Tables. By Willi∣am Sheppard, Esq; in Folio, Printed 1669. Price 14 s.
• The Country Justice, containing the Practice of the Justices of the Peace, as well in as out of Sessions, &c. By Michael Dalton, with Additions, Printed 1666.
• Collection of all the Acts and Statutes made in the Reigns of King Charles the First, and King Charles the Second, with the A∣bridgment

• of such as stand Repeal'd or Expired, con∣tinued after the Method of Mr. Pulton, with notes of Reference one to the o∣ther; to which also are ad∣ded the Statutes and private Acts of Parliament, passed by their said Majesties un∣til the year 1667. with a Table directing to the principal matters of the said Statutes. By Tho. Manby of Lincolns Inne, Esquire.
• Modern Reports. By William Stile of the Inner-Temple, Esq; Folio.
• Actions for Slander. By William Sheppard, Esquire, Folio.
• Brevia Judicialia, being a Collection of Presidents for Writs, in the Common-Pleas,

• ... Folio.
• Thesaurus Brevium, be∣ing a Collection of Presi∣dents for Writs in the Kings Bench, Folio.
• Reports of that Lear∣ned and Judicious Clerk, J. Goldsborrough, Esq; some∣times one of the Prothono∣taries of the Court of Com∣mon-Pleas. 4^o.
• Felix Consortium, or a Conjuncture of Religion and Learning; being an exact Catalogue of all the Men Famous for Religion or Learning, since the time of our Saviour; the time in which they flourished, their severall Opinions and Writings. By Edward Leigh, Master of Arts of Magdalen-Hall in Oxford. Folio.

• The Innocent Lord, be∣ing the incomparable Hi∣story of Joseph, written originally in French, and Illustrated by the unparal∣lelled pen of the Learned De Ceriziers, and rendred into English by Sir Willi∣am Lowre, Knight, Octavo.
• An Abridgment of all the Statutes in force and use, from Magna Char∣ta till the year 1670. By Edmund Wingate of Grays-Inne, in large Octavo.
• The Terms of the Law with Additions, Printed 1667. large Octavo.
• Fitzherberts N••tura Brevium, Corrected and Amended, Printed 1670. large Octavo.
• Littletons Tenures in

• French and English, care∣fully Corrected and A∣mended, Printed 1670. in 24.
• The Compleat Justice, being an exact and com∣pendious collection out of such as have treated of the Office of Justice of the Peace: but principally out of Mr. Lambert, Mr. Crom∣pton, and Mr. Dalton, now amplyfied and purged from sundry Errors which were in former Impressi∣ons; together with the charge to be given at Quarter-Sessions, in Twelves.
• Doctor and Student in English, Printed 1668.
• The Lord Cokes Com∣pleat Copy-holder, where∣unto is added a large Trea∣tise

• by way of Supple∣ment, Printed 1668.
• A Philosophical Com∣mentary, or an Illustrati∣on of the most obvious and useful Terms in the Law. By Edw. Leigh, Gent. sometimes of the Middle-Temple.
• Studii Legalis Ratio: Or, Directions for the stu∣dy of the Law under these several heads, viz. The Qualifications for Study, the Nature, Means, Me∣thod, Time and Place of the Study. In Twelves.
• The young Clerks Com∣panion, or a Manual for his daily Practice, where∣in are contained the most absolute Modern Presi∣dents, fitted for all occa∣sions of present use, in a

• more accurate and facile Method than ever yet was Published. In 24.
• The English Rogue de∣scribed in the Life of Me∣reton Latroon, a Witty Ex∣travagant; being a Com∣pleat Discovery of the most Eminent Cheats of both Sexes. In Octavo.
• The Famous Chinois, or the Loves of several of the French Nobility under borrowed names, with a Key Annexed. In Octavo.
• Somes Problems. In 12.
• Culpepers Essays. In 12.
• Bishop Andrews of the Ceremonies of the Church, in 16.
• Seldens Titles of Ho∣nour, Folio.
• Bishop Lawd against Fisher, Folio.

• Lord Cokes Reports in French, Folio.
• Compleat Clark, in 4^o.
• Fortescue de laudibus le∣gum Angliae, 8^o.
• Glanvil de legibus, in 8^o.
• Statuta vetera, in 8^o.
• View of the Law, in 8^o.