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Record Commission The Statutes of the Realm/Volume 1 (1810)

Whereas the Knights, Citizens, and Burgesses, and Commissioners of Shires and Boroughs in Our Parliament of Great Britain assembled, having taken into their Consideration the State of the Public Records of this Kingdom, and the necessity of providing for the better arrangement, preservation, and more convenient use of the same, have heretofore humbly laid before Us a Report of their Proceedings thereon, and also humbly represented unto Us that the Public Records of the Kingdom are in many Offices unarranged, undescribed, unascertained
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Record Commission The Statutes of the Realm/Volume 1 (1810)

The Text of this Charter, which is a Charter of Inspeximus, reciting and confirming Carta de Foresta, 9 Hen. III. is printed from an Entry on the Charter Roll of 28 Edw. I. No. 25, on that Roll.
Like Charters of Inspeximus of this Date, under the Great Seal, are preserved in the Archives of Durham Cathedral and Oriel College, Oxford; these agree very exactly with the Text as now printed from the Charter Roll; except that they begin with the Name and Title of the King at length, and vary a little in spelling the Names of some of the Witnesses.
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Record Commission The Statutes of the Realm/Volume 1 (1810)

That, in the Execution of our Commission We have, among the other Matters referred to Us, proceeded to carry into Effect so much of the Measures recommended by His Majesty’s Faithful Commons, as related to the preparing and printing A Complete and Authentic Collection of The Statutes of the Realm;
And, Having, by virtue of the said Commission, nominated and appointed several learned Persons, of Ability, Care, and Diligence, upon whose Fidelity we could sufficiently rely, to be our Sub-Commissioners, and under our Direction and Controul to be assisting to Us in the Premises
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