...he prays it, and actions of trefpafs are determined by proof only. A reprefentation was made to lord Conway, the governor, in 1626, concerning the nature of this court, and the inconvenience arifmg from the fmall number of its judges, who muft be freeholders, holding of the caftle of Carifbrook....

...without the intervention of a jury. A representation was made to Lord Conway, the governor, in 1636, concerning the nature of this court, and the inconvenience...alteration, however, has been made in its forms or powers. pannels mu ml it in two rows, su u to represent the liberal sciences and cardinal virtues. Among th«...

...judgment, as in courts of equity, without the intervention of a jury. Л representation was made to Lord Conway, the governor, in 1626, concerning the nature...Carisbrooke. This was also accompanied with some useful bints for its improvement, by the introduction of juries, and the extension of its jurisdiction to...

...judgment, as in courts of equity, without the intervention of a jury. A representation was made to Lord Conway, the governor, in 1626, concerning the nature...court, and the inconvenience arising from the small numher of its judges, who must he freeholders, holding of the castle of Carishrooke. This was also...

...prays it ; and actions of trespass are determined by proof only. A representation was made to Lord Conway, the governor, in 1626, concerning the nature...extension of its jurisdiction to causes of higher value; but no alteration was made in its forms or powers. In the year 1800 an act of parliament, for the recovery...