Henry Butterworth

Henry Butterworth

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Place of Publication

• London

Published works

• A general catalogue of the best editions of law books, as a guide to purchasers
• A practical treatise on the laws, customs, usages and regulations of the city and port of London: with notes of the various charters, by-laws, statutes, and judicial decisions by which they are established
• Chronicle of the law officers of Ireland, containing lists of the lord chancellors and keepers of the great seal, masters of the rolls, chief justices and judges of the courts of King’s bench, Common pleas, and Exchequer, attorneys, and solicitors general, with the sergeants-at-law, from the earliest period; dates and abstracts of their patents; fees and allowances from the crown, tenures of offices, references to the records, and patents of precedence. Also, a chronological table of the law officers, with the promotions, deaths, or resignations, from the reign of Queen Elizabeth to the present time. Judges’ salaries in 1690, and as fixed by the 2 & 3 William IV. With an outline of the legal history of Ireland and copious indexes.
• A treatise addressed to the British House of Commons, on the history, revenue, laws, and government of the islands of Guernsey and Jersey: to which is added the recent acts of Parliament for the prevention of smuggling, and the better regulation of the customs, including an act for regulating the trade of the Isle of Man, and the Channel Islands, forming a complete elucidation of their ancient code of Norman laws, decisions, charters, grants to the ancestors of numerous of our nobility, and orders in Council, with an appendix of bills of costs, and forms of proceeding, &c., &c.: also the trial of Marin at Jersey, for the murder of Miss Bethell
• A general catalogue of the best editions of law books.
• A general catalogue of the best editions of law books, intended as a guide to purchasers
• A general catalogue of law books
• An address to the King, the Lords, and Commons, on the representative constitution of England