A miscellany, containing several law tracts
Contributors: Wynne, William, 1692-1765
Publisher: s.n.]
Published: 1765
Place of publication: London
Language: eng
Number of pages: 387
Subjects: Larceny; Early works to 1800; Great Britain; Lawyers; Writs; Great Britain. Court of Claims; Coinage; Consanguinity
Notes: The last two tracts are by Edward Wynne's father.

Signatures: A⁸ b⁴ B-2B⁸ C⁴.

Errata leaf added at end.

LC copy inscribed on half-title: Gift of the author, Ed. Wynne, Esq. Not printed for sale. Annotated on page [388] in the final tract, noting the pages on which lawyers are named.
Table of contents: title: I. Observation on Fitzherbert's Natura brevium, with an introduction concerning writs, and dissertations on the writ de non ponendis in assisis & juratis, and on the writ de leproso amovendo; title: II. An enquiry concerning the reason of the distinction the law has made in cases of theft between things annexed to the freehold, and things severed from it; title: III. An argument on behalf of the unlimited extension of collateral consanguinity; with extracts from the statutes on which the question arose; title: IV. Account of the trial of the pix; title: V. Observations on the nature and antiquity of the Court of claims; title: VI. An answer to two passages in the Catalogue of royal and noble authors, by another hand; title: VII. Observations on the antiquity and dignity of the degree of sergeant at law, by the same hand.