These  are  royal  grants  of  lands,  honours,  dignities,  hereditary
offices,  liberties,  and  other  estates  of  inheritance  to  the  nobility
and  commonalty  ;  and  of  lands,  liberties,  privileges,  immunities,
and  other  estates  in  mortmain  to  ecclesiastical,  eleemosynary,
and  lay  corporations,  &c.
REGISTRUM  vulgariter  nuncupatum  «  THE  RECORD  OF  CAER-
NARVON" e  codice  MS.  Harleiano  696  descriptum.     1  vol.  folio,
1838,

The  first  portion  of  the  above  Record  of  Caernarvon  contains
a  collection  of  Extents  of  Manors,  taken  chiefly  in  26  Edw.  III.,
in  the  counties  of  Caernarvon  and  Anglesey.     A  second  portion


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contains  other  Extents  of  Commots  and  Manors,  including  the
lands  of  the  bishoprick  of  Bangor.     A  third  portion  contains
Records  under  the  title  "Leges  et  Consuetudines  Wallise."     A
fourth  portion  is  a  collection  of  Inquisitions  and  Pleadings  in  quo
warranto,  before  the  Justices  Itinerant  in  North  Wales,  peti-
tions, &c.     The  next  portion  contains  particulars  of  the  taxation
of  the  spiritual  and  temporal  possessions  of  the  clergy  of  the
diocese  of  Bangor,  followed  by  an  extent  of  the  temporalities
of  the  See,  22  Ric.  11.      After  which  follows  a  collection  of
smaller  records.
ANCIENT  LAWS  AND  INSTITUTES  OF  ENGLAND,   com-
prising laws  enacted  under  the  Anglo-Saxon  Kings,  from  ^thel-
birht  to  Cnut,  with  an  English  translation  of  the  Saxon ;  the  laws
called  Edward  the  Confessor's ;   the  laws   of   William   the   Con-
queror, and  those  ascribed  to  Henry  the  First ;  also,  Monumenta
Ecclesiastica  Anglicana,  from  the  7th  to  the  10th  century  ;  and  the
ancient  Latin  version  of  the  Anglo-Saxon  laws  : — with  a  compen-
dious glossary,  &c.     1  vol.  folio,  or  2  vols.  8vo.,  1840.
