Gould, Robert Freke, 1836-1915 · New York : Macoy Publishing and Masonic Supply Co. · leaf 225
nform the King or his justiciariesof the existence of tribunals which were in constantaction throughout all the realm. But there is no roomfor doubt that the Anglo-vSaxon laws subsisted without igo History of Freemasonry. material alteration from the Conquest to the time ofHenry II. The laws that… … ROMAN SOLDIERS. of the local courts was restored to its pro})er footing by alaw of Henry I., ordaining that the shire court and itslesser division, the court of the hundred, shall sit at thesame time and place as in King Edwards day, and thatall in the shire shall attend these courts. English Laws…
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