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A59075 A brief discourse touching the office of Lord Chancellor of England written by the learned John Selden of the Inner Temple, Esq., and dedicated by him to Sir Francis Bacon ... ; transcribed from a true copy thereof, found amongst the collections of ... St. Lo. Kniveton ... ; together with A true catalogue of lord chancellors and keepers of the great seal of England, from the Norman conquest untill this present year, 1671, by William Dugdale, Esquire ... Selden, John, 1584-1654.; Dugdale, William, Sir, 1605-1686. True catalogue of lord chancellors and keepers of the great seal of England. 1671 (1671) Wing S2420; ESTC R9986 13,783 34

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4. Laurence Bishop of Durham made Chancellor c. 5 Junii Claus. 13 E. 4. m. 3. Anno 1475. 14 E. 4. Thomas Rotheram Bishop of Lincoln made Chancellor Godw. de Praesul Anno 1484. 1 R. 3. John Russell Bishop of Lincoln made Chancellor 26 Nov. Claus. 1 R. 3. in dorso Anno 1485. 3 R. 3. Thomas Barow Master of the Rolls made Keeper of the Great Seal 1 Aug. Claus. 3 R. 3. Anno 1486. 1 H. 7. John Alcock Bishop of Ely made Chancellor upon Munday 6 Martii Cl. 1. H. 7. in dorso Anno 1487. 2 H. 7. John Morton Archbishop of Canterbury made Chancellor 8 Aug. Pat. 2. H. 7. p. 2. Anno 1501. 16 H. 7. Henry Deane Bishop of Salisbury upon the death of John Morton had the Great Seal delivered to him 13 Octob. Claus. 26 H. 7. in dorso Anno 1502. 17 H. 7. Will. Warham Bishop of London elect of Canterb. had the Great Seal delivered to him 11 Aug. and was made Chancellor 1 Jan. following Claus. 17 H. 7. in dorso Anno 1516. 7 H. 8. Thomas Wolsey Lord Cardinal and Archbishop of Yorke had the Great Seal delivered to him 7 Decembr and was made Chancellor Claus. 7 H. 8. in dorso Anno 1530. 21 H. 8. Sir Thomas More Knight made Lord Chancellor had the Great Seal delivered to him on Munday 25 Octob. Claus. 21 H. 8. in dorso Anno 1533. 24 H. 8. Thomas Audley had the Great Seal delivered unto him on Munday 20 Maii and then Knighted Claus. 24 H. 8. in dorso   A New Seal made and delivered to him upon the 6th of Sept. following Ibid.   He was made Chancellor the 26th of Jan. ensuing Ibid. Anno 1545. 36 H. 8. Thomas Lord Wriothesley Lord Chancellor of England had the Great Seal delivered to him 3 Maii Claus. 36 H. 8. p. 1. Anno 1547. 1 E. 6. Sir Will. Paulet Knight Lord St. John of Basing had the Great Seal delivered to him 29 Junii Pat. 1 E. 6. p. 4.   Sir Richard Riche Knight made Chancellor of England 30 Nov. Pat. 1 E. 6. p 3. m. 14. Anno 1551. 5 E. 6. Thomas Goodricke Bishop of Ely made Chancellor of England 19 Jan. Cl. 5 E. 6. p. 5. Anno 1553. 1 Mar. Steph. Gardner Bishop of Winchester made Chancellor of England 21 Sept. Pat. 1 M. p. 8. Anno 1555. 3 M. Nicholas Heath Archbishop of Yorke made Chancellor of England on Wednesday 1 Jan. Claus. 2 3 Ph. Mar. in dorso part 11. Anno 1559. 1 Eliz. Sir Nicholas Bacon Knight Attorney of the Court of Wards made Keeper of the Great Seal 22 Decemb. Annal. Camd. Pat. 1 Eliz. p. 3. Anno 1579. 21 Eliz. Thomas Bromley the Queens Sollicitor General made Chancellor of England 25 Apr. Claus. 21 Eliz. p. 4. in dorso Anno 1587. 29 Eliz. Sir Christopher Hatton Knight made Lord Chancellor of England 29 Apr. Claus. 29 Eliz. p. 24. in dorso Anno 1592. 34 Eliz. Sir John Puckering Knight Serjeant at Law had the Great Seal delivered to him 28 Maii Claus. 34. Eliz. p. 14. in dorso Anno 1596. 38 Eliz. Sir Thomas Egerton Knight Master of the Rolls in Chancery had the Great Seal delivered to him 26 Maii Claus. 38 Eliz. p. 14. in dorso Anno 1603. 1 Jac. Sir Thomas Egerton Knight had the same Great Seal delivered to him by appointment of King James 5 Apr. Claus. 1 Jac p. 12. in dorso   Upon the 29th of June following that Great Seal was broke and the New Seal of King James delivered to him Ibid.   And on the 24th of July being advanced to the dignity of Lord Ellesmere he was made Lord Chancellor of England Ibid. Anno 1616. 14 Jac. Sir Francis Bacon Knight the King's Attorney General had the Great Seal committed to his Custody 7 Martii Claus. 16 Jac. in dorso p. 15. Anno 1617. 15 Jac. The same Sir Francis then Lord Verulam made Lord Chancellor of England 4 Jan. Claus. 16 Jac. in dorso p. 15. Anno 1620. 18 Jac. Henry Vicount Mandevill Lord President of the Councell Lodowike Duke of Richmund William Earl of Pembroke and Sir Julius Caesar Knight Master of the Rolls had the Great Seal committed to their Custody in Lent Anno 1621. 19 Jac. John Williams Doctor in Divinity and Dean of Westminster afterwards Bishop of Lincoln had the Great Seal committed to his Custody 10 Julii Claus. 19 Jac p. 13. in dorso Anno 1625. 1 Car. 1. Sir Thomas Coventre Knight Attorney General to the King made Keeper of the Great Seal 1 Nov. Anno 1639. 15 Car. 1. Sir John Finche Knight Lord Chief Justice of the Court of Common Pleas had the Great Seal of England committed to his Custody 23 Jan. Anno 1640. 16 Car. 1. Sir Edward Littleton Knight Lord Chief Justice of the Court of Common Pleas had the Great Seal of England committed to his Custody 23 Jan. Anno 1645. 21 Car. 1. Sir Richard Lane Knight Lord Chief Baron of the Exchequer had the Great Seal of England commmitted to his Custody 30 Aug. Anno 1657. 9. Car. 2. Sir Edward Hide Knight Chancellor of the Exchequer to King Charles the First had the Great Seal of England committed to his Custody 13 Jan.   And was made Lord Chancellor of England at Bruges in Flanders 29 Jan. following Anno 1667. 19 Car. 2. Sir Orlando Bridgeman Knight and Baronet Lord Chief Justice of the Court of Common Pleas had the Great Seal of England committed to his Custody 30 Aug. FINIS Temp. Edw. senioris sequentium Regum Ingulphus Temp. Ethelredi Temp. Ethelberti Edgar In the Register of Croyland it appears that the Normans brought in the use of Seals to Charters Will. 1. Cart. 14. Joh. dorso Walt. deGray Cancellar alii missi ad Othonem Imp. nepotem Regis Johannis In dorso sin 7. Joh. Pat. 14 Joh. m. 5. Carta Regis W. de Carrio de domo sua de Carrio c. Teste Will. de Brewer apud Westm. 21. Maii. Carta Regis Joh. facta Mauricio de Gant de Manerio de 〈◊〉 Teste or Dat. per manum Radulphi de Nevill apud Buttevill 28 Julii an 16. Pat. p. 2. m. 8. Et ibid. m. 4. Ric. de Mariscis Cancellarius Pat. 17. Joh. m. 2. ● de Mariscis Cancellar 28 Apr. Et ib. in dors idem Cancellarius missus Rom●m Cart. 18. Joh. Rex dedit Baldwino de Guisne Manerium de Benefeld c. Dat. per manum Magistri Ric. de Mariscis Cancellarii nostri apud Nareas 30 Maii. Pat. 15. Joh. p. 1. m 8. Et fin m 5. Walt de Gray Cancellar Ib. m. 5. Idem factus suit Episc. Wigor Pat. 18 Joh. m. 5. Ric. de Marisco Cancellar 14 Julii Cart. 17 Joh. m. 3. Ric. de Mariscis Cancellarius Cart. 11 H. 3. p. 1. m. 28. An. 13 H. 3. The King granted to R. Bishop of Chichester the Chancellorship for life 16 Nov. And likewise to the same R. the same office An. 16 H. 3. 14 Julii And by another Charter of the same date the Custody of the Seal for life also to exercise that Keepership in person or by an assignee Vide etiam Cart. 17 H. 3. pro eodem Episcopo de eisdem Officiis pro termino vitae suae
other Office Curiosity in some particular occasion swayed more in it than any Custom Although we admit those before mentioned for true which may well be doubted in regard of the frequent fraud and ignorance in committing it which in the elder times possess'd the Church-men But for the Confessor's Seal that was without scruple certain and thence may we confidently derive the Great Seal of England III. Testimonies of the Chancellorship and Keepership joyned in times neer after the Norman Invasion AS in the Monuments of the Confessor Rembald is named Chancellor so under the first William Maurice Bishop of London and in the succeeding times others Old Stories of the Monks sufficiently mention them But little appears of the Office till the time of H. 2. under whom one writing the life of Thomas Beckett that was Lord Chancellor hath this most ancient testimony of it and of Keeping the Seal also Cancellarii dignitas est ut secundus à Rege in regno habeatur ut altera parte Sigilla regii quod ad ejus pertinet custodiam propria signet mandata ut Capella Regia in illius sit dispositione et cura ut vacantes Archiepiscopatus Episcopatus Abbatias Baronias cadentes in manum Regis ipse suscipiat conservet ut omnibus Regis assit consiliis etiam non vocatus accedat ut omnia Sigilliferi Clerici regii sua manu signentur Item ut suffragantibus ex Dei gratia vitae meritis nòn moriatur nisi Archiepiscopus vel Episcopus si voluerit Inde est quod Cancellaria non emenda est And another of the same time Cancellarius sicut in Curia sic ad Scaccarium magnus est adeò ut sine ipsius consensu vel consilio nihil magnum fiat vel fieri debeat verum hoc habet officium dum residet ad Scaccarium Ad ipsum pertinet custodia Sigilli regii quod est in Thesauro Sed indè nòn recedit nisi cum Praecepto Justiciarii that is Chief Justice of England that was a Viceroy ab inferiore ad superius Scaccarium à Thesaurario vel Camerario defertur ad explenda solum negotia Scaccarii quibus peractis in loculum mittitur loculus à Cancellario consignatur sic Thesaurario traditur custodiendus Item cùm necesse fuerit signatus sub omnium oculis Cancellario offertur nunquam ab ipso vel ab alio alias offerendus Item ad ipsum pertinet rotuli qui est de Cancellaria custodia per suppositam personam Another about the time of Edw. 1. Officium Cancellariae viro provido discreto ut Episcopo vel Clerico magnae dignitatis debet committi simul cum curâ majoris Sigilli regni cujus substituti sunt Cancellarii omnes in Anglia Hibernia Wallia Scotia Omnesque sigilli regii custodes praeter Custodem Sigilli privati IV. Of the Division and Conjunction of Lord Chancellor and Lord Keeper till an Old Act made that they should be One. BUT for that of Cancellaria emenda nòn est an example not long after was not only in truth to the contrary but entred also in Publique Records For Walter de Gray of the Family of the Greyes of Rotherfeld in Oxfordshire in 7th of King John Dat. Domino Regi quinque millia Marcarum pro habendâ Cancellariâ Domini Regis totâ vitâ suâ pro habendâ inde Charta Domini Regis So are the words of the Roll and the dayes of Payment are set down also and in the Rolls of the same year occurrs Hic recepit W. Gray Cancellaria Yet had he not alwayes the Custody of the Seal for in the Charter Roll of that Year after the taking his Chancellorship there is but one Patent or Charter dated by him as the fashion then was with Dat. per manum W. de G. Cancellarii nostri or the like Those that both follow and precede are Dat. per manum Hugonis de Welles Archidiaconi Wellensis who it seems kept the Seal and therefore he is expresly called the King's Chancellor in some Monks that writ of that time as others are for the same cause Neither was it ever heard of them to have the Chancellorship granted yet the Seal still to Remain in another hand For also while this W. de Gray was Chancellor Richard de Marisco whom Matthew Paris calls Chancellor too and others misreckon him for one had the keeping of the Seal the Roll is nono die Octobris anno regni Domini Regis 15. Liberavit Magister Richardus de Marisco Archidiaconus Richmond Northumbr Domino Regi Sigillum apud Ospring and then on the 22. of Decemb. following apud Windlesores liberatum fuit Sigillum Domino R. de Nevill deferendum sub Domino P. Wintoniensi Episcopo that was Peter de Roches or de Rupibus Chief Justice of England But this here out of the infallible testimony of Records touching W. de Gray differs not a little in time from the relation of the Monk notwithstanding the Seal thus committed to Ralf de Nevill who had it also under H. 3. in the beginning of his Raign totius Regni ordinante consensu consilio yet the Patent and other Charters and close Letters of the time are for the most part Per Rectorem Regni or Teste P. Wintoniensi Episcopo or T. H. de Burgo Chief Justice of England under H. 3. Per eundem or Per P. Wintoniensem Episcopum or the like And yet also in Rolls of that time where Nevill never at all makes the Teste or hath his name added mention is of him for other uses as belonging to the Office of Chancellorship as the delivery of the Counterbriefs to him and Fines c. mittend ' in Scaccarium according to the use of that age But although both Records and Story thus make R. de Nevill Lord Keeper from King John unto H. 3. yet had not he any Patent of either Chancellorship or Keepership till 11. H. 3. where both a Patent of the Keeping of the Seal for life either by himself or Deputy and another of the Chancellorship of England toto tempore vitae suae were made to him both bearing the same Date Yet after this also through divers oppositions in State against the goodness and Noble Carriage of this Ralf de Nevill the Seal was after unjustly taken from him and restored again as his former right And in 20 H. 3. the King would have had it from him Sed idem Cancellarius saith the Monk hoc facere renuit videns impetum Regis modestiae fines excedentem dixitque se nulla ratione hoc facere posse cum illud communi consilio Regni suscepisset Quapropter nec illud similiter sine communi assensu Regni alicui resignaret Yet in 22 H. 3. the King violently took it from him and committed it to one Godfrey a Templar and John of