Our final History of Law and Governance Centre event of the term sees us welcome Rebecca Jane Probert from Exeter Law School on Monday 25 March from 6-7:30pm online via MS Teams. We hope to see you there virtually! Click here for more: nottingham.ac.uk/research/group…

Our final event for the year is co-hosted with Uni of Nottingham #WeAreUoN's Hcruzz3. Join us online for Rebecca Jane Probert's talk on 'Bigamy in Nineteenth-century Nottinghamshire and Lancashire' on Monday 25th March. Sign up here: nottingham.ac.uk/research/group…

Following on from our in person event in Lancaster on 21 March the Northern Legal History Group temporarily moves into the 21st century with an online event organised by @S_B_White and her colleagues at History of Law and Governance Centre Uni of Nottingham #WeAreUoN sign up for Teams link below.

One week to go until Sir Rupert Jackson KC's talk Lancaster University Make sure to sign up!

Really looking forward to this evening. Do join us!

Law and History Network presents Rebecca Probert, “Undoubtedly a principle of English criminal law”: The use of precedent in R v Tolson’, 5-6 pm on 9th October. For details and sign-up, see bristol.ac.uk/law/events/202…

Hello Twitter! We've got a great set of legal history seminars planned for this academic year. Keep your eyes peeled for further announcements!

The first Northern Legal History Group seminar of the year takes place this Thursday 3 October at 5pm at UoM Law. @TheGozfather of The National Archives will be presenting on 'Libels, Wagers, and Gender Nonconformity: the Chevalier d’Eon in the English law courts, 1764-1777'. All welcome!

Really looking forward to this one. Come join us UoM Law (Williamson 4.07) at 5pm on Thursday.

We are looking forward to this on Thursday. See you in Williamson 4.07 at 5pm!

Join us at 5pm today (3rd October) at UoM Law, room 4.07 of the Williamson Building for the first Northern Legal History Group seminar of the academic year!

We are absolutely overjoyed to invite you to the inaugural Selden's Sister annual lecture, to be given by none other than the legend that is the Rt Hon Baroness Hale of Richmond. The 200-year struggle for mothers’ rights Liverpool, 14 Nov, 3pm, hybrid, free 1/2

V pleased our Routledge ed collection is now available for pre-order; due out on 13 Dec: "Uncertainty in Comparative Law and Legal History: Known Unknowns". Great to work w @jhmccunn and amazing contributors on this, inc Matthew Dyson Judith Alice Skillen @gcseabourne Samantha Schnobel Ken Oliphant

Its Miscellany Monday! Here's Kesselring, "Star Chamber as a Marriage Court" (2019) legalhistorymiscellany.com/2019/11/11/sta… via @legalmiscellany

On Saturday 30 November at 10am, come hear Simon Morgan and Rebecca Wade talk about: “Politics/Radical Painting: Emma Novello’s portrait of Richard Cobden”. It is free to sign up, and takes place at the University of Leeds. library.leeds.ac.uk/events/event/1…

A job op at UCL to work on a fabulous UKRI FLF project 'Connecting Histories, Connecting Heritage: Early Modern Cities and their Afterlives', early modern background, languages and DH skills essential! ucl.ac.uk/work-at-ucl/...

Our next event will take place in conjunction with @feminist_legal at Law & Social Justice on Wednesday 4th December at 5pm. Nathalia Lipovetsky will present on 100 Years of Women's Legal History in Brazil. Sign up here: ticketsource.co.uk/school-of-law-…

Tonight!

Thank you Łukasz Korporowicz Centre for Anglo-American Legal Tradition #UniLodz for the invitation to present my work on the negotiations leading to the Statute of Uses. My Tudor Legal History tour continues next week with the Northern Legal History Group seminar York Law School on 11 December.

Thank you to Nathalia Lipovetsky, who gave a thought-provoking talk: 'Towards poverty: 100 years of women's legal history in Brazil' for the Northern Legal History Group at Law & Social Justice last week.