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.

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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.

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England and Wales.

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London :: Printed and are to be sold by Dan. Browne,

1696.

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Contents

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• Jus Sigilli: OR, THE LAW OF ENGLAND, Touching The Kings four prin∣cipal Seals, viz. The Great Seale, the Pri∣vie Seale, the Exche∣quer Seale, and the Signet, &c.
  • I. Of the Great or Broad Seal of England.
    • 1. The Etymology of the word Chancellor.
    • 2. The Antiquity of this Officer.
    • 3. His Creation.
    • 4. His Qualifications.
    • 5. His Duty.
    • 6. His Jurisdiction, Pow∣er and Authority.
    • 7. His Honour and prece∣dency.
    • 8. His Priviledges.
    • 9. His Assistants.
    • 10. His Attendants.
    • 1. What a Seal is.
    • 2. The Antiquity of Seal∣ing.
    • 3. Sigillum Regis what.
    • 4. The pleading a thing under the Great Seal.
    • 5. What things ought to pass the Great Seal.
      • 1. Auditors.
      • 2. Summons in Parli∣ament.
      • 3. Kings Treasure,
      • 4. An Office of Intitling.
      • 5. Reteiner.
      • 6. Private Acts not Prin∣ted.
      • 7. Essoyne and Protection.
      • 1. Travelling beyond Seas.
      • 9. Guardian of England.
      • 10. Steward of England.
      • 11. Person accused of Treason.
      • 12. A Ward.
      • 13. Clayms before a Coro∣nation.
      • 14. President of the Council.
      • 15. Riotts, Extortions &c.
      • 16. Redress of Delays.
      • 17. Judges discharged.
      • 18. Process in Star-cham∣ber.
      • 19. The Office of the Trea∣surer.
      • 20. Lands in the Kings Hands.
      • 21. Untrue Accompts in the Exchequer.
      • 22. Armes, Sirname, and Barony.
      • 23. Tryal of Treasons &c. committed upon the Sea.
      • 24. Beacons, Light-Hou∣ses, Sea-marks &c.
      • 25. Sewers.
      • 26. Bankrupts.
      • 27. The Isles of Jersey, Man, &c.
      • 28. Commissioners in Causes Ecclesiastical.
      • 29. Delegates.
      • 30. Pardoning part of the Judgement.
      • 31. Prorogation of a Par∣liament.
      • 32. Royal Assent.
      • 33. Justice in Eyre.
      • 34. Forests Woods.
      • 35. The proceedings of the Parliament in Ireland.
      • 36. The Isle of Man.
      • 37. The Kings Grant of Lands.
    • 6. The Remedy to have things under the Great Seal.
    • 7. The difference betwixt a Constat, Inspeximus, & Vidimus.
    • 8. Crimen Falsi or Coun∣terfeiting the Great Seal.
  • II. Of the Privie Seal.
    • 1. Essoyn or Protection.
    • 2. Money.
    • 3. Matters of small Mo∣ment.
    • 4. An Atturney.
    • 5. Peregrination.
    • 6. Absence from Parlia∣ment.
    • 7. The process of the Dutchey.
    • 8. Summons to the Great Council.
    • 9. Precedency.
    • 10. Dutchey Land.
    • 11. Sheriffs of London in Debt.
    • 12. The Kings Treasure.
  • III. Of the Exchequer Seal.
  • IV. Of the Signet.
• THE TABLE.
• 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.