Policing and Punishment in London, 1660-1750 - J.M. Beattie

List of Abbreviations

Works frequently cited in the notes have been identified by the following abbreviations.

Others have been fully cited at the first occurrence in each chapter. The place of

publication is London unless otherwise noted.

Beattie, Crime and the Courts J. M. Beattie, Crime and the Courts in England,

1660‒1800(Princeton, Oxford, 1986 )

BL British Library

Bridewell Court Book Minute Book of the Governors of Bridewell

C(H)Mss Cambridge University Library, Cholmon-

deley (Houghton) MSS: Correspondence

CLRO Corporation of London Records Office

CLRO: Charge Book Lord Mayor’s Charge Book

CLRO: Misc. MSS Miscellaneous Manuscripts

CLRO: P.A.R. Papers, Acts, and Reports

CLRO: P.D. Printed Documents

CLRO: SF Sessions Files

CLRO: SM Sessions Minutes

CLRO: London Sess. Papers Sessions Papers

CSPC: America and the West Indies Calendar of State Papers Colonial: America and the

West Indies

CSPD Calendar of State Papers Domestic

CTP Calendar of Treasury Papers

GLMD Guildhall Library Manuscript Department

Hay and Snyder (eds.), Policing and Douglas Hay and Francis Snyder (eds.),

Policing and Prosecution in Britain1750‒

(Oxford, 1989 )

HMC Historical Manuscripts Commission

JHC Journals of the House of Commons

JHL Journals of the House of Lords

Jor Corporation of London Records Office,

Journals of the Court of Common Council

Langbein, ‘The Criminal Trial John H. Langbein, ‘The Criminal Trial Be-

fore the Lawyers’, University of Chicago Law Re-

view, 45 ( 1978 ), 263‒316.

Langbein, ‘Shaping the Eighteenth- John H. Langbein, ‘Shaping the Eighteenth-

Century Criminal Trial: A View from the

Ryder Sources’, University of Chicago Law Re-

view, 50 ( 1983 ), 1‒136.

Century Criminal Trial’

Prosecution

Before the Lawyers’

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