Jus parliamentarium, or, The ancient power, jurisdiction, rights and liberties, of the most high court of parliament, revived and asserted
Subtitle: in two parts
By: by William Petyt, Esq., late of the Inner-Temple, and keeper of the records in the Tower of London
Publisher: Printed for and sold by John Nourse, at the Lamb without Temple Bar, M. Green, at Charing Cross, Caesar Ward, and Richard Chandler, at the Ship without Temple Bar, and at their shops in Coney Street, York, and at Scarborough Spaw, George Hawkins, at Milton's Head between the Temple Gates in Fleet Street, and at Tunbridge Wells, and Thomas Waller, in the Middle Temple Cloysters
Published: 1739
Place of publication: London
Language: eng
Number of pages: 400
Subjects: Early works to 1800; Great Britain; Great Britain. Parliament; Privileges and immunities
Other titles: Jus parliamentarium; Ancient power, jurisdiction, rights and liberties, of the most high court of parliament, revived and asserted
Notes: Title page printed in red and black.

"A list of subscribers"--pages [6]-[8] (first sequence).

Signatures: [p1]² *A-*D² *E²(-E2) a-f² A-2Z² *3A-*3D² 3A-5H².

Pages 182-197 repeated in pagination, pages 386-387 misnumbered as pages 390-391.

ESTC T145553

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