Privilegia Londini, or, The laws, customs, priviledges of the city of London : wherein are set forth all the charters from King William I. to His present Majesty King William III. All their general and particular customs viz.. against foreigners, of a feme sole merchant, of disfranchisements of freemens wills, of executors and adminisrators, of fining those that refuse their office, of market-overt, of prisage, &c. The nature of by-laws, what are good, and what not, and how pleadable, with several special cases relating to the same. Also of masters and apprentices, variety of cases, and pleading thereon. Likewise the manner of proceeding in attachments, pleadings in foreign attachments, with several cases thereof, and forms of pleadings thereon. The custom of orphans in several remarkable cases. Together with the practice of all the courts, with the fees thereunto belonging. As also the exact table of fees, as they were given in by order of the Court of Aldermen under the hands of the several prothonotaries, secondaries, attornies, and clerk-sitters in both compters, keepers of woodstreet and poultry compters, and Ludgate. With several other useful matters relating thereunto. Necessary for all merchants, tradesmen, citizens, and others. With an exact table to the whole.