The Statutes of Wales
The Statutes of Wales
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In the many articles of complaint against the Court of the Marches its resem- blance to the Star Chamber is nearly always mentioned, and it is not surprising that both Courts were overthrown together.
The Council of the Marches also supervised the working of the Courts of Great Sessions. Thus in 1573 they were ordered by the Privy Council to see that there were two justices attending in person on each circuit at the Great Sessions to try the criminal cases before civil causes were disposed of.
...The best description of the working of the Great Sessions and their relations to the Council of the Marches in the six- teenth century is given in George Owen's Dialogue on the Government of WALES. He points out the inconvenience of holding the Great Sessions in Lent when oats are being INTRODUCTION Ixxv sown, and in August and September during the corn har- vest. He adds that the Justices do not give enough time in hearing equity cases, and that many suitors are compelled to come before the Council of the Marches, which gives judg- ment more speedily and at less expense.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
In the many articles of complaint against the Court of the Marches its resem- blance to the Star Chamber is nearly always mentioned, and it is not surprising that both Courts were overthrown together.
The Council of the Marches also supervised the working of the Courts of Great Sessions. Thus in 1573 they were ordered by the Privy Council to see that there were two justices attending in person on each circuit at the Great Sessions to try the criminal cases before civil causes were disposed of.
...The best description of the working of the Great Sessions and their relations to the Council of the Marches in the six- teenth century is given in George Owen's Dialogue on the Government of WALES. He points out the inconvenience of holding the Great Sessions in Lent when oats are being INTRODUCTION Ixxv sown, and in August and September during the corn har- vest. He adds that the Justices do not give enough time in hearing equity cases, and that many suitors are compelled to come before the Council of the Marches, which gives judg- ment more speedily and at less expense.
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