14th-century manuscript produced in England containing English law statutes and writs. The Summary Catalogue of the National Library of Scotland dates the manuscript to the 14th century. Dolezalek suggests that the manuscript may be of the beginning of the 15th century.

The manuscript is written in a single column in an Anglicana chancery hand. The volume is incomplete and is wanting folios at the beginning and end. On the turn-in of the front board are 18th-century ownership inscriptions, a partial table of contents, and modern shelfmark inscriptions.

The contents are as follows:

Registrum Brevium. In Latin. Folios 1r-69r.

Folios 69v-70v are blank but have been prepared for writing. There is a later inscription on 70v.

Magna Carta. In French. Folios 71r-75v.

Carta de Foresta, followed by a table of contents for the Magna Carta and the Carta de Foresta. In French. Folios 75v-78v.

Carta de Mertone, followed by a table of contents. In French. Folios 78v-81v.

Statuta de Marleberge, followed by a table of contents. In French. 81v-88v.

Statuta Westmonasterii primi, followed by a table of contents. In French. 89r-103v.

Statuta Gloucestri, followed by a table of contents. In French. 104r-107v.

Statuta Westmonasterii secundi, followed by a table of contents. In French. Folios 107v-135v.

Statuta Westmonasterii tertii. In Latin. Folios 135v-136r.

De Dampnis, followed by Nota. In Latin. Folios 136r-141r.

Articuli contra prohibitionem. In Latin. Folio 141v.

Statutum de religiosis. In Latin. Folios 141v-142v.

Arbor consanguinitatis. In Latin. Folios 142v-143r.

Expositio quorundam vocabulorum. In French. Folios 143v-144r.

Statutum de mercatoribus. In French. Folios 144r-146r.

Statutum de conspiratoribus. In Latin Folios 146v.

Statutum de Champart, incomplete. In French. Folio 146v.

Summa que vocatur parva hengham, incomplete. In Latin. Folios 147r-154v.

The manuscript is decorated with initials alternately blue and red. Initials at the start of each section occasionally have extended pen flourishes into the margins in blue and red. Paraphs are blue and red. Rubrics and underlining are in red. Each section has a running header underlined in red.

There are scribal annotations to the text in the margins, with occasional 18th-century annotations giving the title of a writ or statute.

Each folio has been lined and ruled recto and verso.

Pricking is visible for both the horizontal and vertical lines.

Horizontal catchwords are visible on the following folios: 6v, 14v, 22v, 30v, 38v, 46v, 54v, 62v, 70v, 78v, 86v, 94v, 104v, 112v, 120v, 128v, 136v, 146v (altered).

Quire signatures are visible in the lower right corner of the rectos in the form of letters and scores.

There is evidence of contemporary repairs to the vellum.