Petitions  of  right,  pleadings  on,  entered  on  the  Memoranda  Rolls.
See  MEMORANDA  ROLLS.
ExCEtEQUEE  OF  PlEAS  :

Petitions  of  prisoners  for  day  rules.
PETITIONS  OF  RIGHT :

Lord  Treasurer's  Remembrancer's  Department  :

Pleadings  on  petitions  of  right  are  entered  on  the  Memoranda
Rolls.     See  MEMORANDA  ROLLS.
There  will  be  found  much  important  matter  relating  to
petitions  of  right,  &c.  in  the  abstracts  printed  by  the
Record  Commissioners,  under  the  title  "  Placitorum  Ab-
breviatio,  Ric.  I. — Edw.  II.,"  collected  from  the  Curia
Regis  and  King's  Bench  Rolls.     See  p.  ix.  of  that  work.
PHILIPPA,  QUEEN:

Treasury  of  Receipt  Department  :

An  account  of  the  Revenue  of  Queen  Philippa,  18  Edw.  III.
(Record  Rep.  1800,  p.  41.)

PIPE:

Office  abolished  by  stat  3  &  4  W.  IV.  c.  99.
The  earliest  Pipe  Roll  is  that  of  the  31st  of  Hen.  I.  (1130)  ;  but
the  rolls  are  lost  from  that  time  until  the  2d  of  Hen.  II.,  from
'  which  time  they  are  complete,  with  the  exception  of  that  of  the
first  year  of  Hen.  III.,  and  that  of  the  7th  of  Hen.  IV.  ;  but  the
Duplicate  or  Chancellor's  Roll  of  this  latter  year  exists,  and  is
made  to  supply  its  place.
The  duplicates  or  Chancellor's  Rolls,  commencing  11  Hen.  11.
to  17  James  I.  (except  7  Hen.  IV.),  292  rolls  in  all,  most  ex-
traordinary to  say,  were  given  to  the  British  Museum  by  the
Record  Commissioners,  by  what  authority  does  not  appear,  they
certainly  had  no  right  in  themselves  to  make  the  transfer.
Records  of  the  Pipe  :
The  Great  or  Pipe  Rolls.
The  Nichil  Rolls.
Particulars  of  Sheriffs'  Accounts,  Hen.  VI.,  Eliz.,  Jac.  I.,  Car.  I.
Rolls  of  Escheats.
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244  EXCHEaUER.
PIPE — continued.
Rolls  of  Foreign  Accounts.
Declared  Accounts.
Ministers'  Accounts.
