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Thoroton's History of Nottinghamshire
… against his brother William, son of the said Nicolas. The jury, 11 R: 2, 14 found it not to the kings loss if he …
Survey of London
… vestibule, were a public room (to the north, later a grand jury room) and the original justices' dining-parlour (later a … cells (under the hall), a room for county records, a grand jury room, kitchen and domestic offices, and a second waiting …
Old and New London
… prayer-books, they were acquitted. He therefore fined the jury 100 marks a-piece, and imprisoned them till the fines … a great desire to hang, he fined and imprisoned all the jury, because, contrary to his directions, they brought in a …
Survey of London
… of Little St. James's Street to Cleveland Row. The jury's verdict was favourable and royal licence was granted a …
Thoroton's History of Nottinghamshire
… it was well furnished before the late rebellion. 15 The jury, in 10 E. 3, said that Peter Witheberd of Kings … the kings licence, which John did no service. 17 The jury, 15 R. 2, said that the town of Clipston in several …
A Topographical Dictionary of Wales
… the latter of whom are made by a presentation of a jury of burgesses, selected by the steward of the manor. …