Hope, Thomas, Sir. Forme of process before the Lords dictat by Sir Thomas Hope of Craighall his majesties advocat to his sones at the ground & principales of the Scots Law and prattick for ther instructions

Folger bibliographic ID: 244093
Folger call number: V.a.572
Folger holdings ID: 309220
Accession Number: MS Add 916

A treatise on Scottish law

General notes

[12], 1-165, 167-218, [149] p. Last 149 pages blank Contemporary copy of Hope's manuscript "Minor Practicks" which was, according to family tradition, dictated to his sons while he was dressing. The work was not printed until 1726 Title from leaf 1 caption: Forme of process before the Lords dictat by S[i]r Thomas Hope of Craighall his ma[jes]ti[e]s advocat to his sones at the ground & principales of the Scots Law and prattick for ther instructions "Mr. Thomas Wallace of Elderslie Advocat His book 1689" (leaf [2]) Formerly Folger MS Add 916 Acquired from Hatchwell, September 1986

Uniform title: Minor practicks
Extended title: Forme of process before the Lords dictat by Sir Thomas Hope of Craighall his majesties advocat to his sones at the ground & principales of the Scots Law and prattick for ther instructions ca. 1630-1640
Alternate titles: Form of process before the Lords dictate by Sir Thomas Hope of Craighall his majesties advocate to his sons at the ground & principals of the Scots Law and practic for their instructions

Law Civil procedure

author: Hope, Thomas, Sir, -1646
former owner: Wallace, Thomas, of Elderslie