201;

continental and English deas as to,
170-178; the ordinary, 178-184; the
extraordinary, 184-188; influence on
each other of Star Chamber and com-
mon law ideas, 188-197; Substantive
law-violent wrong-doing, 197-201;
attempts to commit crimes,
maintenance, etc., 201-203; con-
spiracy, 203-205; defamation, 205-
212; fraud, 212-214; its civil juris-
diction, 214; jurisdiction in commer-
cial cases, 137; organization of, by
Ellesmere, 232; effect of its work on
the Chancellor's equitable jurisdiction,
300.

STATIONERS, the company of, 363.
STATUTARII, 75.

STAUNFORD, 376, 380, 392, 469.

TONNAGE AND POUNDAGE, 447, 454.
TORT, equitable relief for, 324-325;
development of law of, 416-417.
TORTURE, use of, abroad, 170-175; in
England, 165, 185-187; how justified,
194; Coke's views as to, 427; effect
of his work in preventing, 493.
TOTHILL, 277.

Touchstone, the, of Common Assurances,
391-392.

TOULOUSE, commercial courts at, 95.
Townesend's Tables, 386.
Towns, commercial franchises of, 88-90;
difference between English and con-
tinental, 151.

Transactions of the High Court of
Chancery (Tothill), 274, 276, 277.
TREASON, constructive, 416.

STORY, Dr., case of, 50.

203, 204, 481, 485.

Stone's Reading, 395.

SUBPOENA, writ of, 281, 285.
SULLY, 46.

SUMMA, the, of the canonists, 30.
SUPREMACY OF THE COMMON LAW, in
danger in sixteenth and early seven-
teenth centuries, 420-423; effect of
the constitutional controversies on,
492-493.

SURETYSHIP, contract of, in fair courts,
112; in the Court of Chancery, 298,
321.

SUSA, Henry of, 31.
SUTCLIFFE, Mathew, 9.
SWINBURN, Henry, 14.

Symboleography (West), 273-274, 307,
387, 389-390, 392.

Τ

TABELLIONES, the, 78.

Table Talk (Selden), 409-411.

Termes de la Ley, 159, 401.

Terms of the Law, Bacon's proposal for
a book of, 488.

TERMS OF YEARS, used to evade the
Statute of Uses, 304, 306.
Testaments (Swinburn), 14.
TESTIMONY, actions to perpetuate, 282,
333.
TEUTONIC ORDER, the, 31.
THELOALL, S., 380-381.
THIRTY YEARS' WAR, 44.

TITLES PRETENDED, purchase of, 202,
203.

Titles of Honour (Seiden), 408.
TOLLS, of a market, 87, 88, 103-104.

TRIALS, English and continental com-
pared, 195-196.

TRICE-MARTIN, 263, 284.

TROVER, development of, 417; effect on
jurisdiction of the courts of fairs, 117,
143; on equity, 282, 301; effect of
equitable specific relief on, 299.
TRUCE OF GOD, the, 32.
TRUSTS, development of, in sixteenth
and seventeenth centuries, 304-309;
classification of, 304-305; creation of,
305-306; legality of object of, 306
duties of trustees, 306; liabilities of
trustees, 306-307; of uses, 307-309.
TRUTH, at common law a defence to an
action for defamation, 207; not in the
Star Chamber, 210.

TUDORS, their reverence for the common
law, 435.

TUDOR STATESMANSHIP, Coke's work,
the complement of, 490-491.
TUNSTALL, Cuthbert, 4-5.
Twiss, Travers, 125.

TYNDAL, Master, 259, 260.

VAVISOR, 473.

V

VENETIANS, factories of the, 113.
VENUE, modifications of rules of, 117-
119, 140-142; applications to Chan-
cery to change the, 280, 301.
VERNON, B., 353.

VIDIAN, his precedents of pleading, 385.
View of the Admiral Jurisdiction
(Godolphin), 12.

View of the Civile and Ecclesiasticall
Law (Ridley), II, 12-13.

VILLEIN STATUS, abuse of the law as to,
291.

VILLIERS, Sir John, 442.

Viner's Abridgment, 377.
VINOGRADOFF, Sir Paul, 267, 268.
VIOLENCE, 197-201.

VITORIA, FRANCISCUS DE, 32, 51.

W

Wager of Law, ground of application
to the Chancellor, 280, 299; disuse of,
301.

WALLACE, 355, 367, 369, 477.
WALTER, C.B., 351.
WAMBAUGH, Professor, 388.

WAR, treatment of, by International
lawyers, 29-36, 52, 53-54, 57, 59.
WARHAM, Archbishop, 218.
WARRANTIES, in contract of sale in fair
courts, IIO.

WELWOD, 10, 11, 43, 131, 134.
WENTWORTH, Th., his book on wills and
executors, 15.

WENTWORTH, Sir Thomas, 451.
WEST, W., commercial precedents in his
Symboleography, 143; forms of pleas
in Chancery in, 162; his account of
the Chancery, 273-274.
WHITGIFT, Archbishop, 7.

Williams's (Th.) Reading, 395.
WILLS, Statute of, 416.

WILLS OF PERSONALTY, extent of the
equitable jurisdiction over, 320.
WILSON, Dr. Thomas, 5.
Winch's Reports, 361.
WINDHAM, J., 380.

WISBY, maritime laws of, 100.
WITCHCRAFT, 290.

WITNESSES, ad informandum conscien-
tiam judicis, 183, 334; in the Chan-
cery, examination of, 281, 285-287;
examination of, after publication, 334,
viva voce, 334; in the Star Chamber,
examination of, 181-183; in the com-
mon law courts, 419; treatment of,
by the canon law, 172-173; for an
accused person (abroad), 174, 175, (in
England), 192-193.

WOLSEY, 41, 218, 219-220, 222, 225, 475.
Women's Laws, 396-397.

WOOD, ANTHONY, 18.
WOTTON, 5.

WRIGHT, Sir Martin, 20, 404.
WRIOTHESLEY, 224, 225.
WYATT'S REBELLION, 349.
WYCLIFFE, 29, 31.

Y

YEAR BOOKS, the, comparison of, with
modern reports, see Reports.

YEAR TO YEAR, estate from, 415.
YELVERTON, Christopher, 342; William,
342; Henry, 342, 347, 353-354.
Yelverton's Reports, 362.

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ZOUCHE, his life, 17-18; character of his
books, 18; account of his books, 12,
14, 16, 18-20; his book on Inter-
national law, 58-60; other references,
IO, 51, 52.

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