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Calendar of State Papers Domestic: William III
… granted to the Earl of Athlone), with our own and the judges' opinion (then present) as to the validity of the said … general (Sir Richard Levinge) who attended them and the judges that were present, at their several meetings for the … deed, severally made by them and the Lord Chancellor and judges then present, who are named in the solicitor's report, …
Calendar of State Papers Domestic: William III
… gross reflections on the Lord Chancellor and the judges who assisted in making the decree, and complaint was … of Commons, for Lord Ambassador Williamson.] March 21. The Judges brought the message this day from the Lords about … of their own, nothing more was said of it, and the Judges were sent back with this message. A Bill for a general …
Calendar of State Papers Domestic: William III
… William III March 1699 March 1699 Mar. 1. "Opinion of the judges about visiting foreign ships in our ports." The French … chief baron, the attorney and solicitor-general and the judges of the Admiralty and Prerogative Court having been … offered to submit his cause to trial before the ordinary judges, and desired only to be satisfied in what court he …
Calendar of State Papers Domestic: William III
… of H. M. Court of the palace of Westminster and one of the judges of the said Court: to hold by himself or his deputy … broad seal of England, directed to several bishops, judges of the common law, and doctors of the civil law, to …
Calendar of State Papers Domestic: William III
… upon producing of which certificate, we require our judges of Admiralty in England, or elsewhere, and all other …
Calendar of State Papers Domestic: William III
… Holt's opinion that the security to be taken by the judges from people, who came from France, on leaving the … subsisted in case of the Lord Deputy's death; two of the judges were of opinion it would not, and only the Chief …
Calendar of State Papers Domestic: William III
… from the Earl of Galway, concerning an addition to the judges' salaries in Ireland, and whether there might be any … King's pleasure, whether the Lords Justices may give the judges an assurance of such augmentation, and that 200 l. per …