...our lord the king at H'ejlminßcr, A B. knt. one of the jultices of our lord the kiu;;, tic, ií¿xd to hold pleas in the court of our lord the king, before ikbgtfflklf here, recordeth ; That on the — — day of lait ja, tefeitihejultice himftlf, at his...

...the king's truily and well-beloved Francis Buller, efquire, one of his mrjefty's juftices afiignrd to hold pleas in the court of our lord the king before the king himfelf fi.all riift come, on, &c. at the Guildhall of the city of London, according to the form of...

...on, &c. was brought before William lord Mansfield, the then lord chief juftice of the king affigned to hold pleas in the court of our lord the king before the kinghimfelf, by virtue of the writ of our faid lord the king of habeas corpus profecuted by the faid...

...Mated, that " a bill of Mil" dlefex iffued out of the office of the chief clerk afligned to inrcl " pleas in the court of our lord the king before the king himfelf." The figticr of the bill of Mildlefex being called, dated, that his was the only office out...

...variance. For where in the declaration it was stated, that the trial, and the acquittal, both took place " in the court of our lord the king, before the king himself"; and upon the production of the record in evidence, it appeared, that the trial was before the chief justice,...

...whereof the said William Martyn has been convicted ; as by the record and proceedings thereof remaining in the Court of our Lord the King before the King himself at Westminster, manifestly appeared : and that the sheriff should have those monies before our said...

...this writ against the within named CD " upon an information exhibited against him by " the said AB in the court of our lord the " king, before the king himself, for the recovery (0 Howell v. James, 1 dix, 1103. Wilson. 163. post, Appen. (B) 4 Hawk, Pi. Cr. 139*....

...whereof the said JUlliam Martyn hus been convicted ; as by the record and proceedingsthereof remaining in the Court of our Lord the King before the King himself at Westminster, manifestly appeared : and that the sheriff should have those monies before our said...

...be-r ing tipstaff to the Right Honourable W. Karl of M. then chief justice of our said lord the king, assigned to hold pleas in the court of our lord the king, before the king himself, under colour and pretence of a fee due to him the said A. for not carrying the said RH to prison, after...

...witnesses' name also.) When copied and examined, " these words are to be indorsed upon the deed : " Inrolled in the court of our lord the king, before the " king himself, of Hilary term, in the 57th year of the " reign of king George the third." Rott. 563. Then a docket...