Janus: Legal Commonplace and Reports of Cases

Manuscripts contains:
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MS Add.5942	(William) Sidney Walker: Correspondence, miscellaneous verses and other papers
MS Add.5945	Heirmologion
MS Add.5946	Aristotle: De Caelo
MS Add.5947	Necrologe de la Mort des Sçavans
MS Add.5949	Commentary on Justinian's Institutes
MS Add.5950	Legal Commonplace and Reports of Cases
MS Add.5951	James Speare: Remarks on Newton
MS Add.5952	Richard Bentley: Letter to John Evelyn
MS Add.5953	Album of sermons and verses
MS Add.5954-5957	Robert Lubbock Bensly: Notes on IV Esdras
MS Add.5958.10	Letter from the Medical department of the Privy Council Office to the Vice Chancellor (E.Atkinson)
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Legal Commonplace and Reports of Cases

Title	Legal Commonplace and Reports of Cases
Reference	GBR/0012/MS Add.5950
Covering Dates	1720 (Circa)
Extent and Medium	1 volume
Repository	Cambridge University Library, Department of Manuscripts and University Archives

Content and context

The 'Loddington' in the front cover may refer to William Loddington (d. 1857), M.A.; B.D.; fellow of Clare College, Cambridge.

366 folios: (fos 1-150) commonplace under alphabetical titles from 'Baile' to 'Tythes', based on printed sources, c. 1720; (fos 153-189) reports of what appear to be cases at Westminster, though written in the manner of moots, c. 1720; (fos 203-360v) more commonplace, but in no particular order; (2 fos, loose) report of the attorney-general v. Ramsay and Crawford regarding customs duties; (2 fos, loose) 'Time and place necessary circumstances attending all human actions', a note in the same hand as the last item and possibly continued from it. Inside the front cover is a 19th century insertion, 'Loddington' (there is a similar inscription in MS.Add.5949).

Bequeathed by E. Atkinson, 1915.

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