Index of Gardiner's History of England

Judges, the

• naturalise the post-nati,
• relations of the Crown with,
• opinion of, on Fuller's case,
• conference with, on the subject of prohibitions,
• oppose the High Commission in Chaunceys case,
• are consulted separately in Peacham's case,
• views of Coke and Bacon on the constitutional position of,
• protest of, against the King's order to delay the case of commendams,
• are summoned before the King,
• discussion on the oath taken by,
• submit to the King,
• refuse to acknowledge the legality of the forced loan,
• position intended by Wentworth to be occupied by,
• questions on the Petition of Right put by the King to,
• the interpretation of the law acknowledged by Charles to be with,
• are consulted on the case of the imprisoned members of Parliament,
• question of the jurisdiction of the Star Chamber over members of Parliament referred to,
• inform the King that it is their duty to bail the members of Parliament,
• are forced to submit to the King,
• jurisdiction over members of Parliament assumed by,
• their relation to the Crown,
• freedom from corruption, but political dependence of,
• give an opinion on the legality of ship-money,
• are consulted by Charles on the legality of ship-money,
• give a favourable answer,
• political position of,
• Hampden's case argued before,
• are to hold office during good behaviour,
• declare Strafford to have been guilty of treason,