PARIS. 2 17th-Century Printed Documents: PARIS PARLIAMENT. P - Lot 10

PARIS. 2 17th-Century Printed Documents: PARIS PARLIAMENT. PRISON. “Order of the Court of Parliament appealing the judgments of the Provost of Paris, ordering the release of the aforementioned Dupuis from the prisons where he had been held prisoner pursuant to the judgment of the Judge and Consuls... which had been improperly rendered by the said Provost of Paris, and lifting of the injunctions he had issued to the bailiffs preventing them from serving the said summonses...” March 16, 1634—Printed, 9 pages, in-4° + HOUSE and CROWN OF FRANCE—“Edict of the King, ordering the abolition of several offices of Councilors and Secretaries of the King, the House and Crown of France, and of his Finances; And reducing the number of Royal Notaries to a certain number; as well as that of Attorneys, Bailiffs, and Sergeants...” - Issued in Paris… April 1664. Signed Louis, and below, By the Dauphin, Le Tellier - Printed, 12 pages, in-4° - header, water stains.