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Seite 110 - the Public Records of the kingdom, have afforded peculiar and extraordinary facilities for such an undertaking. V.—Of the present Edition of the Feeder a—its History and Execution. I. In the beginning of the year 1800 a Select Committee of the House of Commons was appointed to inquire into the state of the Public Records of this kingdom, and of
Seite 185 - those measures, which, at the close of the last and the beginning of the present centuries, produced the magnificent establishment of the General Register House. He died in 1816 : and in the following year the Commissioners on the Public Records of Great Britain caused a little work to be printed, entitled
Seite 93 - Abridgment of the Records in the Tower of London from the reign of King Edward II. to that of King Richard III., which he published from the papers of Sir Robert Cotton, fol. Lond. 1657, was a very valuable work in its time: but as it relates almost solely to the Parliamentary Records, it could be but of little use in the plan of the
Seite 334 - the order and form of issuing out writs and tallies; the manner of stating the accounts of those times, and the way of collecting the rents, both in money and purveyances of victual, &c. Some share of the book at least, as particularly the last chapter save one of the first part, which bears the title de
Seite 345 - Strachey, Index to the Records, p. 53 ; Jones, Index to the Originalia and Memoranda, Preface, p. xxxi.; Martin, Index to various Repertories, Books of Orders and Decrees and other Records preserved in the Court of Exchequer.
Seite 35 - Clause in the Writs of Summons, requiring the attendance of the inferior Clergy; and Procurations executed by the Capitular and Parochial Clergy, pursuant to such Precepts and Mandates.—Some of these documents have been obtained from the Monastic Lieger Books in the Museum and elsewhere; the best information, however, is derived from Episcopal and Capitular Registers; and
Seite 230 - on the Public Records, vol. ip 520.] CHAPTER XXVI. ROYAL CHARTERS OF SCOTLAND. ABRIDGMENT OF THE RECORDS OF CHARTERS, OR REGISTER OF THE GREAT SEAL OF SCOTLAND.—RECORDS OF THE PRIVY COUNCIL OF SCOTLAND. PLAN OF THE COLLECTION OF ROYAL CHARTERS OF SCOTLAND [From the Appendix to the First General Report from the Commissioners on Public Records
Seite 473 - exactness employed a considerable part of his life in searching into the antiquities and history of the Welsh, had perused, or collected, almost all that was ancient, or valuable, in their Manuscripts, transcribed all the old Charters of their Monasteries that he could meet with, examined into the antiquities of Ireland, Armorick