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A History of the County of Bedford
… the next hundred years these lands had passed to Joan Scroggs, mother of Oliver Scroggs, the queen's ward, who petitioned William Clarke of … xv, g. 436 (9). Inst. Bks. (P.R.O.). In 1566 Alexander Scroggs presented ( Beds. N. and Q. ii, 195) and Sir William …
A History of the County of Essex
… was later held by another eminent lawyer, Sir William Scroggs (d. 1683), lord chief justice during the 'Popish … break the entail, sold the estate in 1668 to Sir William Scroggs, lord chief justice. 111 Scroggs (d. 1683), was succeeded by his son William, who in …
A History of the County of Essex
… of the old buildings have been demolished. 62 Sir William Scroggs (1623?83), lord chief justice, lived at Stifford in …
A History of the County of Wiltshire
… deeds retained by marquess of Ailesbury, comp. Edith S. Scroggs, no. 1279. Prob. 11/602 (P.C.C. 60 Romney, will of …
A History of the County of Hertford
… Whempstead appears in 1592 in the possession of John Scroggs, who died seised of it in that year. He left a son …
Middlesex county records
… before Sir James Edwards knt. Mayor of London, Sir William Scroggs knt. Chief Justice &c. Po se Jur' exoneratur rem'. … before Sir James Edwards knt. Mayor of London, Sir William Scroggs knt. Ch. J. &c. and others, po se cul S s. ( a) … before Sir James Edwards knt. Mayor of London, Sir William Scroggs knt. Ch. J. &c. and others, contains the following …
Calendar of State Papers Domestic: Charles II, 1678
… as a terror to others ( pp. 181, 182). Sir William Scroggs' speech on being made Chief Justice is given on p. …
Calendar of State Papers Domestic: Charles II
… Bedloe brought several charges against Lord Chief Justice Scroggs ( p. 376), who from his changed demeanour towards the … in Lord Shaftesbury's presence on 1 December ( p. 296). Scroggs said that in Oates' judgment he might, perhaps, have … a cup too much. This Oates caught at as a confession, but Scroggs replied that it was not in much drinking but after …
Old and New London
… found all the prisoners guilty, and Lord Chief Justice Scroggs said he should have found the same verdict had he …