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A History of the County of Wiltshire
… of much controversy. 54 At that time a room called the Justice Room existed, and it was said that there had formerly …
Alumni Oxonienses
… became a major, taken prisoner by the cavaliers, a justice of peace 16 years for Hampshire, Sussex and Essex, …
A Topographical Dictionary of England
… in the parish many years since. Sir James Dyer, chief justice of the court of common pleas in the reign of … took place here, for the murder of Alan de la Zouch, chief justice of Ireland, whom that nobleman killed on the bench in … among which may be noticed the sarcophagus of Chief Justice Reeve, with busts of himself and his lady, by …
A History of the County of Hampshire
… and the Rhineland. Indeed, as to this last product, the Justice of the Pavilion, the Bishop's Treasurer and the Clerk … On the vigil of St. Giles 24 the seneschal with the justice of the Bishop's Court of Pavilion or the treasurer …
A History of the County of Hampshire
… bought in 1483. The modern west window, given by Chief Justice Earle in 1874, contains the portraits and arms of …
A History of the County of Hampshire
… of the citizens of Winchester, their right of local justice, 34 their exception from the essoin de malo lecti, … 'Seven who were summoned are defaulters,' and Chief Justice Hengham replied: 'Sue a writ to make the rest come.' … it may be mentioned that the bishop's seneschal and the justice of the Court of Pavilion held a sitting of the …
A History of the County of Hampshire
… the ditches for the ordeal (by water) and cost of doing justice on those villeins who had burnt their lord 35; and 2 … 120 s. 109 is illustrated by the case of John Woodman, a justice of the peace and a sworn assistant of the mayor. … the liberties of the city by serving a writ of a justice of the peace upon one of the citizens. He was ordered …