Legal Collections Catalogue
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Legal Collections Catalogue ©National Justice Museum 1 Introduction The catalogue is in entry number order and lists most collections at individual item level. The catalogue lists each collections entry number, description, date range, and accession numbers. There are two indexes for this catalogue: a subject index and a name index, both of which are arranged in alphabetical order. Enquirers can only request five items at any one time to view. When requesting items for viewing please note down the entry or loan number, and accession number, as this will assist retrieval from the storage areas. ©National Justice Museum 2 E1 Framed facsimile of the original warrant for the beheading of 1648 1995.1 Charles I E6 Collection of legal costume and documents related to Charles 1891-1966 1995.9 Rothera, Coroner of Nottingham E6 Coroner’s robe by Ede & Son belonging to Charles Rothera, 1891-1934 1995.9.1 Coroner of Nottingham E6 Coroner’s wig made by Ravenscroft Star Lincoln’s Inn Fields 1891-1934 1995.9.2 belonging to Charles Rothera E6 Wig box by Ravenscroft Law Wig & Robe Maker belonging to 1891-1934 1995.9.3 Charles Rothera E6 Pair of white cotton gloves belonging to Charles Rothera 1891-1934 1995.9.4 E6 Pair of white cotton gloves, elasticated wrist belonging to Charles 1891-1934 1995.9.5 Rothera E6 Collar (wing) belonging to Charles Rothera 1891-1934 1995.9.6 E6 Collar belonging to Charles Rothera 1891-1934 1995.9.7 E6 Tab wallet by Ede & Ravenscroft belonging to Charles Rothera 1891-1934 1995.9.8 E6 Tab, button & elastic fastening belonging to Charles Rothera 1891-1934 1995.9.9 E6 Tab, metal ring & hook and eye fastening belonging to Charles 1891-1934 1995.9.10 Rothera E6 Tab tape tie fastening belonging to Charles Rothera 1891-1934 1995.9.11 E6 Tab tape tie fastening belonging to Charles Rothera 1891-1934 1995.9.12 E6 Letter to C. L. Rothera from Ede & Ravenscroft acknowledging 1910 1995.9.13 receipt of order for coroner’s gown and wig or 1916 E6 Letter to C. L. Rothera from Ede & Ravenscroft confirming that wig 1910 1995.9.14 supplied is correct or 1916 E6 Photograph, black & White, portrait of C. L. Rothera wearing 1995.9.15 civilian dress E6 Photograph, colour print portrait, of C. L. Rothera wearing legal 1995.9.16 dress E6 Photograph, colour print, portrait of C. L. Rothera wearing legal 1995.9.17 dress E6 Photograph, colour print, portrait of C. L. Rothera seated in court 1995.9.18 wearing legal dress E6 Medal, brass with pink ribbon. Inscription – past president 1995.9.19 coroners society, England & Wales, S Coronat h ospicdni regis A. C. G. Rothera 1965-66 ©National Justice Museum 3 E8 Collection of Victorian music hall covers 1995.7 E8 Framed music cover “She went right past her junction” 1898 1995.7.1 E8 Framed music cover “There’s an exhibition” 1995.7.2 E8 Framed music cover “Effie Deans” 1995.7.3 E8 Framed music cover “I’m on the jury” 1995.7.4 E8 Framed music cover “That’s evidence” 1995.7.5 E8 Framed music cover “You know” 1995.7.6 E8 Framed music cover “That’s impossible” 1995.7.7 E8 Framed music cover “My Aunt’s will” 1903 1995.7.8 E8 Framed music cover “Law” 1995.7.9 E8 Framed music cover “Watching ‘em” 1995.7.10 E8 Framed music cover “Policeman 92X” 1995.7.11 E8 Framed music cover “I guess I’ll have to telegraph my baby” 1899 1995.7.12 E8 Framed music cover “Uncle’s will” 1995.7.13 E8 Framed music cover “Faut de l’heroisme” 1995.7.14 E8 Framed music cover “The last man galop” 1995.7.15 E8 Framed music cover “Called to the Bar” 1995.7.16 E8 Framed music cover “The claimants woes” 1995.7.17 E8 Framed music cover “You’re another” or “Nothing of the sort” 1995.7.18 E8 Framed music cover “I’ve just come away from the inquest” 1995.7.19 E8 Framed music cover “You looked after me old boy” 1893 1995.7.20 E8 Framed music cover “Baa baa baa” 1995.7.21 E8 Framed music cover “His lordship winked at the counsel” or “The 1995.7.22 bench of promise” E8 Framed music cover “I know you, you know” 1895 1995.7.23 E8 Framed music cover “Whistling Willie” 1899 1995.7.24 E8 Framed music cover “The burglar’s song” 1995.7.25 E8 Framed music cover “Still the same” 1995.7.26 E8 Framed music cover “Sharps and flats” or “The song of a swindler” 1995.7.27 ©National Justice Museum 4 E8 Framed music cover “Dat am a chicken” 1995.7.28 E8 Framed music cover “Making a will” 1995.7.29 E8 Framed music cover “Sworn in” 1995.7.30 E8 Framed music cover “Known to the police” 1995.7.31 E8 Framed music cover “Law & lunacy” or “A glorious oyster season for 1995.7.32 the lawyers” E8 Framed music cover “You may take your affidavit you’ll be rushed” 1995.7.33 E8 Framed music cover “Serjeant Sharp of Lincoln’s Inn” 1995.7.34 E8 Framed music cover “The Tichborne Galop” 1995.7.35 E8 Framed music cover “Lawyer snare” or “Six and eight” 1995.7.36 E8 Framed music cover “What will poor Callaghan do” 1899 1995.7.37 E8 Framed music cover “You’re a J.J.J.” 1897 1995.7.38 E8 Framed music cover “You’re at your old game” 1895 1995.7.39 E8 Framed music cover “When the wine is out” or “ The penny on the 1896 1995.7.40 bottle” E8 Framed music cover “Two eyes to see with” 1898 1995.7.41 E8 Framed music cover “Now he’s climbing up the golden stairs” 1995.7.42 E8 Framed music cover “That’s all rum-fum-foozle-um” 1896 1995.7.43 E8 Framed music cover “If I hear that again I shall clear the court” 1995.7.44 E8 Framed music cover “Justice in England” 1995.7.45 E8 Framed music cover “I’d fifty shillings on my inside pocket” 1995.7.46 E8 Framed music cover “A friend of the family” 1896 1995.7.47 E8 Framed music cover “Yea, verily, verily O!” 1894 1995.7.48 E8 Framed music cover “My brother Jack” 1894 1995.7.49 E22 Collection of legal documents related to Alfred Cock QC 1995.4 E22 Burgundy leather bound deed box belonging to Alfred Cock, 1995.4 Barrister QC E22 Licence to plead Alfred Cock QC re: libel Petitioner Charles 1890 1995.4.1 Wilbraham Perryman E22 Licence to plead Alfred Cock QC re: certain alleged misdemeanours 1886 1995.4.2 under Debtors Act 1869 petitioner John Lucas ©National Justice Museum 5 E22 Licence to plead Alfred Cock QC re: misdemeanour petitioner 1886 1995.4.3 Alfred Beyfus E22 Certificate, University of London – certifying that Alfred Cock 1866 1995.4.4 matriculated as a student at the June examination 1866 E22 Letter for a licence to plead from Secretary of State, Home 1890 1995.4.5 Department, Whitehall re: Regina V. Charles W. Perryman case E22 Letter from I. W. Waldron, Under Treasurer, Middle Temple to Alfred 1891 1995.4.6 Cock re: election of Alfred Cock as Master of the Bench E22 Declaration written on House of Lords note paper by Alfred Cock in 1995.4.7 which he claims he will service the Queen as one of her council E22 Document, seal and case – letter patent appointing Alfred Cock to be 1886 1995.4.8 one of the Queens Counsel (49th year of Queen Victoria’s reign) E24 Collection of papers related to the King’s Bench 1995.5 E24 Document – overseeing London – lists a number of notable worthies, 1790 1995.5.1 major, judges and barons etc., whose role it is to uphold the law of England within London E24 Document – William Collison’s admission on to the King’s Bench 1826 1995.5.2 E26 Collection of coroner’s forms relating to Coroner’s role – 19 forms 1995.11 and 1 resolution E27 Collection of furniture and fittings from solicitor’s office 1995.12 E27 Typewriter – Underwood, licenced under patent no’ 1,160,071 & 1915 1995.12.1. cover E27 Typewriter – Smith Premier & cover 1995.12.2 E27 Typewriter – Remington standard no’ 7 & cover 1995.12.3 E27 Typewriter – clipper ‘Smith Coroner’ portable & box lid 1995.12.4 E27 Typewriter - Smith Corona ‘Superspeed’ & cover 1995.12.5 E27 Typewriter - Underwood 1995.12.6 E27 Typewriter – Underwood & cover 1995.12.7 E27 Typewriter – Underwood, Elliot & Fisher 1995.12.8 E27 Adding machine – ‘Lego marsing – numeria’ 1995.12.10 E27 Record player 1995.12.11 ©National Justice Museum 6 E27 Photograph b&w- ‘The Rt Hon. Lord Erskine’ 1995.12.12 E27 Picture, colour – ‘A Good Judge’ 1995.12.13 E27 Dictaphone - Philips 1995.12.14 E27 Stamp – metal, (seal) 1995.12.15 E27 Stamp - metal 1995.12.16 E27 Stamp – silver metal 1995.12.17 E27 Stamp - black 1995.12.18 E27 Stamp - black 1995.12.19 E27 Stamp – black metal 1995.12.20 E27 Chain 1995.12.21 E27 Penholder 1995.12.22 E27 Scales - postal 1995.12.23 E27 Ink 1995.12.24 E27 Plaque – brass ‘Titley, Long & Co- Entrance @ no. 4’ 1995.12.25 E27 Plaque - brass ‘F. Ernest Shum Solicitor’ 1995.12.26 E27 Plaque – brass ‘Messrs Titley, Long & Co. Solicitors’ 1995.12.27 E27 Plaque – brass ‘Mr.