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When did Assize of Clarendon happen?
Assize of Clarendon happened in 1166.
What ancient English law established the grand jury?
assize of clarendone
How far is Northumberland to Northumberland assize?
Northumberland is a county, The assizes are in the county of Northumberland. It is not possibly to give an answer to this question.
What is a series of ordinances initiated by King Henry II to improve procedures in criminal law called?
Assize of Clarendon
What has the author Thomas Walmesley written?
Thomas Walmesley has written: 'The expenses of the judges of assize riding the Western and Oxford circuits'
What has the author Hugh Carton written?
Hugh Carton has written: 'The grand assize' -- subject(s): Accessible book, Social problems
What origin is the surname Stiles?
The proud and noble English surname of Stiles is first found in what is now Bedfordshire, in the Assize Rolls of 1227 A.D.
What has the author J S Cockburn written?
J. S. Cockburn has written: 'Calendar of Assize Records, James I' 'History of English Assizes, 1558-1714'
What has the author John Willett written?
John Willett has written: 'The nature and mischiefs of hypocrisy' -- subject(s): Early works to 1800, Bible, Sermons, Assize sermons, Hypocrisy
What movie and television projects has Derrick Penley been in?
Derrick Penley has: Performed in "Skimpy in the Navy" in 1949. Played Nazi in "The Angel with the Trumpet" in 1950. Played Jules in "Odette" in 1950. Played Clerk of Assize in "Your Witness" in 1950. Played Patrick in "Blackmailed" in 1951.
What has the author M H Keymer written?
M. H. Keymer has written: 'Public breakfasting, at Keymer's Pavilion & Vauxhall Gardens on Wednesday and Friday mornings, in the assize week; and a concert of vocal and instrumental music, ... Also, a new pantomime, ... The whole to conclude with brilliant illuminations, ..'
When did Henry II of England create traveling circuit judges?
King Henry II of England created traveling court judges with the issue of a declaration, called the Assize of Clarendon. The declaration ordered the judges to travel a pre-set route to hear cases, instead of bringing the cases to London. The system lasted in England until 1971.
