IN ADDITION TO THE WHOLE OF THE MATTER CONTAINED IN THE

FOLIO EDITION OF HARGRAVE,

UPWARDS OF TWO HUNDRED CASES NEVER BEFORE COLLECTED;

TO WHICH IS SUBJOINED

A TABLE OF PARALLEL REFERENCE,

RENDERING THIS EDITION APPLICABLE TO THOSE BOOKS OF AUTHORITY IN
WHICH REFERENCES ARE MADE TO THE FOLIO EDITION.

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VOL. III.

3-16 CHARLES I.......1627-1640.

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127. PROCEEDINGS on the HABEAS CORPUS, brought by Sir Thomas Darnel,

Sir John Corbet, Sir Walter Earl, Sir John Heveningham, and Sir Ed-

mund Hampden, A. D. 1627: Together with the Proceedings in Parlia-

ment, relating to the LIBERTY OF THE SUBJECT, A. D. 1628 and 1629 - 1

129. Case of WALTER LONG, esq. Sheriff of Wilts, and one of the Burgesses for

Bath, for absenting himself from his Bailiwick to attend his Duty in

Parliament, 1629 [N.]

234

129. Proceedings against WILLIAM STROUD, esq. WALTER LONG, esq. JOHN

SELDEN, esq. and Others, on an Habeas Corpus, in Banco Regis, 1629 235

130. Proceedings against Sir JOHN ELLIOT, DENZIL HOLLIS, esq. and BENJAMIN

VALENTINE, esq. for seditious Speeches in Parliament, 1629

131. Proceedings against ROGER MANWARING, D. D. for preaching and pub

lishing two Sermons, maintaining Doctrines tending to the Subver-

sion of the Laws and Liberties of the Kingdom, 1621 [N.]

204

335

132. The Case of HUGH PINE, esq. upon an Accusation of Treason, for Words

spoken in Contempt of the King, 1629 [N.] -

359

133. Proceedings against JOHN FELTON, for the Murder of the Duke of Buck-

ingham, 1628 [N.]

367

134. Proceedings against Mr. RICHARD CHAMBERS, in the Star-Chamber, for

seditious Speeches before the Privy-Council, 1629 -

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374

135. Proceedings in the Star-Chamber against Dr. ALEXANDER LEIGHTON, for

a Libel, 1630

383

136. Proceedings in the Star-Chamber against the Earl of BEDFORD, the Earl

of CLARE, the Earl of SOMERSET, Sir ROBERT COTTON, JOHN SELDEN,

esq. OLIVER ST. JOHN, esq. and Others, for publishing a seditious and

scandalous Writing, 1630

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387

137. The Trial of MERVIN Lord AUDLEY, Earl of CASTLEHAVEN, for a Rape and

Sodomy, 1631

138. The Trial of LAWRENCE FITZ-PATRICK and GILES BROADWAY, two Servants

of the before mentioned Lord AUDLEY, Earl of Castlehaven, at the

King's-Bench, for a Rape and Sodomy, 1631 -

139. The Trial of JAMES Lord UCHILTRIE, for Calumnies and slanderous

Speeches against James Marquis of Hamilton, and the Earls of Had-

dington, Roxburgh, and Buccleugh; tending to the sowing of Sedition

betwixt his Majesty and the said Noblemen; at Edinburgh, 1631

402

419

426

140. Proceedings in the Court of Chivalry, on an Appeal of High Treason:

by DONALD Lord REA, against Mr. DAVID RAMSEY, 1631 -

141. Proceedings in the Star-Chamber against HENRY SHERFIELD, esq. Re-

corder of Salisbury, for breaking a painted Glass-Window in the

Church of St. Edmonds in the said City, 1632

142. Proceedings against WM. PRYNN, esq. in the Star-Chamber, for writing

and publishing a Book intitled, "Histrio-mastix, or a Scourge for

Stage-Players," &c. and also against MICHAEL SPARKES, for print-

66

483

519

ing, and against WILLIAM BUCKNER, for licensing the said Book, 1632-3 562

143. Proceedings in the Star-Chamber against Sir DAVID FOWLIS, Sir THOMAS

LAYTON, and HENRY FOWLIS, esq. on a Charge of opposing the King's

Service, and traducing his Officers of State, 1633

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144. The Trial of JOHN Lord BALMERINO, in Scotland, for a Libel, 1634

145. Proceedings in the Star-Chamber against Dr. JOHN BASTWICK, Mr.

HENRY BURTON, and WILLIAM PRYNN, esq. for several Libels, 1637

146. Proceedings in the Star-Chamber against Dr. JOHN WILLIAMS, Bishop of

Lincoln, for publishing false News and Tales to the Scandal of his

Majesty's Government; for revealing Counsels of State contrary to

his Oath of a Privy Counsellor; and for tampering with the King's

Witnesses, 1637 [N.]

586

591

711

770

147. Proceedings in the Case of SHIP-MONEY, between the KING and JOHN

HAMPDEN, esq. in the Exchequer, 1637 -

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The First Writ for Ship Money -

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846

856

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The King's Letter to the Judges

The Answer of the Judges

The King, versus John Hampden, in the Case of Ship Money

The First Day's Argument of Mr. St. John, on behalf of Mr.

Hampden, before all the Judges in the Exchequer Chamber

The Second Day's Argument of Mr. St. John

The First Day's Argument of Sir Edward Littleton, kut. his

Majesty's Solicitor General, on behalf of his Majesty

The Second Day's Argument of Sir Edward Littleton

The Third Day's Argument of Sir Edward Littleton

The First Day's Argument of Mr. Holborne on behalf Mr. Hampden

The Second Day's Argument of Mr. Holborne

The Third Day's Argument of Mr. Holborne

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923

The Fourth Day's Argument of Mr. Holborne

The First Day's Argument of Sir John Banks, knt. his Majesty's

Attorney General, on behalf of his Majesty

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The Second Day's Argument of Sir John Banks

The Third Day's Argument of Sir John Banks

The Argument of Sir Francis Weston, one of the Barons of the

Exchequer

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The Argument of Sir Edward Crawley, knt. one of the Justices of
the Court of Common Pleas
The Argument of Sir Robert Berkley, one of the Justices of the
Court of King's Bench

The Opinion of Sir George Vernon, one of the Justices of the Court

of Common Pleas

A few Notes of the Argument of Sir Thomas Trevor, one of the

Barons of the Court of Exchequer -

The Argument of Sir George Crooke, one of the Justices of the

Court of King's Bench

1127

The Argument of Sir George Crooke, as it was presented to the

King

The Argument of Sir William Jones, one of the Justices of the

Court of King's Bench -

The Argument of Sir Richard Hutton, one of the Justices of the

Court of Common Pleas

The Opinion of Sir John Denham, one of the Barons of the

Exchequer