Kings Bench
It appearing unto
this Court that Robert Dobinson of Staple Inn Buckings
Holborn gentleman is
duly qualified to act as an attorney of his Majesty’s Court of Kings
Bench at
Westminster and he having said day taken in open court the oaths
appointed to
be taken instead of the oath of Allegiance and Supremacy and also taken
and
subscribed the oaths appointed to be taken by attornies by an Act of
Parliament
made in the second year of the reign of his late Majesty King George
the Second
Intitled “An Act for the better Regulation of attorneys and
solicitors.” This Court
doth hereby admit him an attorney
of his Majesty’s said Court of Kings Brench and order his admission to
be Inrolled
by the proper Officer pursuant to the direction of said Act Dated this thirtieth day of April in the year
of our Lord One Thousand Seven Hundred and Ninety three.//
By
the Court
Sworn in open Court of our Lord
the King before
the King himself at Westminster the Thirtieth day of
By the Court
April in the Thirty Third year of the Reign of King
George the Third
Inrolled
the same day
[signature
indecipherable]
Source:
collection of Peter Tiersma