...Harvey Aungier, of Stanton, in Suffolk, who was fucceffively Chief Baron of the Exchequer, Chief Juftice of the Common Pleas, and Chief Justice of: the King's Bench.* King's Hall was endowed fora Master and thirty Fellows by Edward III. The diflblution of religions houfes occafioned...

...two ancient and considerable societies, St Michael's and King's Hall. The former of these was founded by Harvey Aungier, of Stanton, in Suffolk, who was...Common Pleas, and Chief Justice of the King's Bench. This eminent. Lawyer purchased a spacious mansion, which stood near the south-west corner of the great...

...through the various stations of speaker of the house of commons, solicitor general, attorney general, chief justice of the common pleas, and chief justice of the king's bench, by merit only, without employing, in the progress of his elevation, as he himself expressed it, " either...

...Hostels,! as well as of the three ancient societies, St. Michael's House, King's Hall, and Phiswick's Hostel. The first of these was founded in 1324, by...Pleas, and Chief Justice of the King's Bench. King's HallJ was endowed for a Master and thirty-two Fellows, by Edward III., in 1337 ; and Phiswick's Hostel...

...ORLANDO, the »on of the bishop of Chester, was, after the restoration of Charles II., successively made chief baron of the exchequer, chief justice of the common pleas, and lord Keeper. Of the latter office he was deprived in 1672. The period of his death, is uncertain. He...

...which we subjoin a short description. St. Michael's House was founded by Harvey Aunger, of Staunton in Suffolk, who was successively Chief Baron of the...Justice of the Common Pleas, and Chief Justice of the * Gerrard's, St. Gregory's, St. Catharine's, St. Margaret's, Phiswick's (attached to Gonville Hall),...

...Hostels,-)- as well as of the three ancient Societies, St. Michael's House, King's Hall, and Phiswick's Hostel. The first of these was founded in 1324, by...Oving's, Margaret's, Catharine's, Gerard's, and Tyler's. was endowed for a Master and thirty-two Fellows, by Edward HI., in 1334 ; and Phiswick's Hostel was...

...them, wcn I would have here) were sent forth' Afterwards knighted. He was of the legal profession, and successively Chief Baron of the Exchequer, Chief Justice of the Common Pleas, and Lord Keeper ; and is said to have first introduced the full-bottomed wig into Westminster hall. He...

...them, v/c& I would have here) were sent forthi Afterwards knighted. He was of the legal profession, and successively Chief Baron of the Exchequer, Chief Justice of the Common Pleas, and Lord Keeper ; and is said to have first introduced the full-bottomed wig into Westminster hall. He...

...1842); succeeded his father in 18*25 ; is patron of 10 livings. Is descended from Sir Orlando Bridgeman, who was successively chief baron of the Exchequer, chief justice of the Common Pleas, and keeper of the great seal. Residences — 43, Belgrave Sq., London ; Western Park, Shiffnal, Salop;...