Justice of the King's Bench

The Justices of the King's Bench at work. This illuminated manuscript from about 1460 is the earliest known depiction of the English court.[1]

Justice of the King's Bench, or Justice of the Queen's Bench during the reign of a female monarch, was a puisne judicial position within the Court of King's Bench, under the Chief Justice. The King's Bench was a court of common law which modern academics argue was founded independently in 1234, having previously been part of the curia regis.[2] The court became a key part of the Westminster courts, along with the Exchequer of Pleas (qualified to hear cases involving revenue owed to the King) and the Court of Common Pleas (qualified to hear cases between subject and subject); the latter was deliberately stripped of its jurisdiction by the King's Bench and Exchequer, through the Bill of Middlesex and Writ of Quominus respectively. As a result, the courts jockeyed for power. In 1828 Henry Brougham, a Member of Parliament, complained in Parliament that as long as there were three courts unevenness was inevitable, saying that "It is not in the power of the courts, even if all were monopolies and other restrictions done away, to distribute business equally, as long as suitors are left free to choose their own tribunal", and that there would always be a favourite court, which would therefore attract the best lawyers and judges and entrench its position.[3] The outcome was the Supreme Court of Judicature Act 1873, under which all the central courts were made part of a single Supreme Court of Judicature. Eventually the government created a High Court of Justice under Lord Coleridge by an Order in Council of 16 December 1880. At this point, the King's Bench formally ceased to exist.[4]

The number of Justices at any one time varied; until 1348 it fluctuated between two and four, while between 1349 and 1391 there was only one. The number continued to change, but after 1522 was (in principle) fixed at three. Acts of Parliament in 1830 and 1868 provided funding for a fourth and fifth Justice respectively.[5] Salaries were first established in 1278, with one Justice receiving 50 marks a year and the others 40. From 1307 all received 40, with additional pay increases resulting in each being paid £100 by 1389. Salaries of £1,000 a year were provided from 1645, increasing to £1,500 in 1714, £2,000 in 1759, £3,000 in 1799 and (after variations) the salary settled at £5,000 in 1828. In 1799 pension provisions were first made, starting at £2,000 a year and peaking at £3,500 in 1825.[6]

List of Justices

Name Born/Died Active service Reason for termination Notes
Staines, RichardRichard Stainesd. 1277/81272—1274Became a Justice of the Common Pleas[6][7]
Stapleton, NicholasNicholas Stapletond. 12901273—1274
1278
1290		[8][9]
de Helyun, WalterWalter de Helyun 1273—1278Became a Justice of the Common Pleas[8]
Saham, WilliamWilliam Saham 1278
1288—1290		Became justice of an eyre circuit
Convicted of judicial misconduct		[10]
Hopton, WalterWalter Hopton1235—1295/61274—1278Became senior justice of a court in Wales[11]
Wimborne, WalterWalter Wimborne 1276—1289 [8]
Sutton, EllisEllis Sutton 1285—1287 [8]
Saham, WilliamWilliam Sahamc. 1225—12921288—1290Convicted of judicial misconduct[12]
Thornton, Gilbert deGilbert de Thorntonc. 1245—12951290Became Chief Justice of the King's Bench[8][13]
Brabazon, RogerRoger Brabazonc. 1247—13171290—1295Became Chief Justice of the King's Bench[14]
Malet, RobertRobert Maletd.12941290—1294Died[8][15]
Lovel, JohnJohn Lovel 1294—1230 [8]
Rothbury, Gilbert deGilbert de Rothburyc. 1260—13211296 — 10 March 1316Became a Justice of the Common Pleas[16][17]
Ormesby, WilliamWilliam Ormesbyd. 13171296—1303Became an Assize justice[16][18]
Spigurnel, HenryHenry Spigurnelc. 1261—13281301—1323Retired[16][19]
Trickingham, Lambert deLambert de Trickingham 6 August 1316 – 6 August 1320Became a Baron of the Exchequer[16]
Malberthorp, Robert deRobert de Malberthorpd. 1331/26 August 1320 – 1 May 1329Became Chief Justice of the King's Bench[16][20]
Stonor, JohnJohn Stonorc. 1281 — August 13541323 — 3 May 1324Became a Justice of the Common Pleas[16][21]
Friskeney, WalterWalter Friskeney 3 May 1324 — 1326
6 March 1327 — 1328		Became a Justice of the Common Pleas
[16]
Baynard, RobertRobert Baynardd.1329/30 9 March 1327 — 1329Became an Assize justice[16][22]
Shardelow, JohnJohn Shardelowd. 5 March 134411 September 1329 – 29 January 1332Became a Justice of the Common Pleas[16][23]
Hambury, HenryHenry Hamburyc. 1271 — c. 135030 December 1329 — 1330Became an Assize justice [24][25]
Willoughby, Richard deRichard de Willoughbyc. 1290 — 14 March 136222 December 1330 – 28 March 1332Became Chief Justice of the Common Pleas[24][26]
Louth, ThomasThomas Louth 22 December 1330 — 1331Became Chief Justice of the Justiciar's Court in Ireland[24][27]
Edenham, GeoffreyGeoffrey Edenham 18 January 1331 — 1333 [24]
Bacon, ThomasThomas Bacond. 133628 January 1332 — 1335 [24]
Denum, WilliamWilliam Denumd. 13501332—1334 [24][28][29]
Shareshull, William deWilliam de Shareshull1289/90—136920 March 1334 – 14 May 1334
22 October 1344 – 10 November 1345		Became a Justice of the Common Pleas
Became a Justice of the Common Pleas		[24][30]
de Scardeburgh, RobertRobert de Scardeburghc. 134824 September 1334 — 1344Became Chief Justice of the Common Pleas in Ireland[24][31]
Faunt, WilliamWilliam Faunt 1338 [24]
Brundish, RobertRobert Brundish 1338 [24]
Scott, WilliamWilliam Scottd. 1352/62 May 1339 – 8 January 1341Became Chief Justice of the Common Pleas[32][33]
Baukwell, RogerRoger Baukwelld. c. 13508 January 1341 — 1348Became an Assize justice[32][34]
Basset, WilliamWilliam Bassetd. 1356/728 October 1341 — 1353Retired[32][35]
Stonegrave, AdamAdam Stonegrave 1342 [32]
Thorp, WilliamWilliam Thorpd. 27 May 13611345 — 16 November 1346Became Chief Justice of the King's Bench[32][36]
Seton, ThomasThomas Setond. 1359/601354—1355
5 July 1357		Became a Justice of the Common Pleas[32][37]
de Notton, WilliamWilliam de Nottonc. 136512 October 1355 – 10 July 1361Became Chief Justice of the King's Bench for Ireland[32]
Ingleby, ThomasThomas Ingleby 25 June 1361 — 1377 [32]
Tresilian, RobertRobert Tresiliand. 19 February 13886 May 1378 – 22 June 1381 [38]
Hanmer, DavidDavid Hanmerd. 138726 February 1383 — 1386 [38]
Lockton, JohnJohn Lockton 25 October 1387 [38]
Hill, JohnJohn Hilld. 140820 May 1389 — 1407 [38]
Huls, HughHugh Hulsd. 3 July 141520 May 1389
30 May 1394 - 1414
Retired		[38]
Tyrwhitt, RobertRobert Tyrwhittd. 6 January 1428 4 May 1408 – 6 January 1428Died[38]
Horton, RogerRoger Hortond. 30 April 142316 June 1415 — 1422 [38]
Cheyne, WilliamWilliam Cheyned. 144316 June 1415 – 21 January 1424Became Chief Justice of the King's Bench[38]
Hals, JohnJohn Hals 23 January 1424 - 1434 [39]
Westbury, WilliamWilliam Westburyd. 25 December 14486 February 1426 – 21 February 1445Retired[39]
Goderede, WilliamWilliam Godereded. 1 January 14553 July 1434 – 1 January 1455Died[39]
Yelverton, WilliamWilliam Yelvertond. 27 March 14761 July 1443 – 6 April 1471 [39]
Markham, JohnJohn Markham 6 February 1444 – 13 May 1461Became Chief Justice of the King's Bench[39]
Bingham, RichardRichard Bingham22 May 14765 May 1445 – 6 April 1471 [39]
Pole, RalphRalph Poled. 14603 July 1453 – 18 March 1460 [39]
Billing, ThomasThomas Billingd. 5 May 14819 August 1464 – 23 January 1469Became Chief Justice of the King's Bench[39]
Laken, WilliamWilliam Lakend. 6 October 14754 June 1465 – 6 October 1475Died[39]
Nele, RichardRichard Nele 18 April 1469 – 17 June 1471Became a Justice of the Common Pleas[39]
Needham, JohnJohn Needhamd. 25 April 148017 June 1471 – 25 April 1480Died[40]
Younge, ThomasThomas Younged. 3/4 May 147729 April 1475 — 3/4 May 1477Died[40]
Fairfax, GuyGuy Fairfaxd. 14958 October 1477 — 1495Died[40]
Jenney, WilliamWilliam Jenneyd. 22/23 December 148314 May 1481 — 22/23 December 1483Died[40]
Sulyard, JohnJohn Sulyardd. 14 March 148822 October 1484 – 14 March 1488Died[40]
Tremayle, ThomasThomas Tremayled. 10 September 150816 June 1488 – 10 September 1508Died[40]
Rede, RobertRobert Reded. 7/8 January 151924 November 1495 – 26 November 1506Became Chief Justice of the Common Pleas[40]
Brudenell, RobertRobert Brudenell1461 – 30 January 153128 April 1507 – 23 April 1520Became Chief Justice of the Common Pleas[40]
Coningsby, HumphreyHumphrey Coningsbyd. 2 June 153521 May 1509 – 28 November 1533 [40]
More, JohnJohn Mored. 5 November 153023 April 1520 – 5 November 1530Died[40]
FitzJames, JohnJohn FitzJamesc. 1470 — 15386 February 1522 – 24 January 1526Became Chief Justice of the King's Bench[40][41]
Port, JohnJohn Portd. March 154010 July 1525 — March 1540Died[42]
Spelman, JohnJohn Spelmand. 26 January 15463 July 1531 – 26 January 1546Died[42]
Luke, WalterWalter Luked. 21 July 154428 November 1533 – 21 July 1544Died[42]
Coningsby, WilliamWilliam Coningsbyd. 10 September 15405 July 1540 – 10 September 1540Died[42]
Mervin, EdmundEdmund Mervind. 155322 November 1540 — 1553Died[42]
Bromley, ThomasThomas Bromleyd. 15 May 15555 November 1544 – 4 October 1553Became Chief Justice of the Queen's Bench[42][43]
Portman, WilliamWilliam Portman1497/8 — 5 February 155714 May 1546 – 11 June 1555Became Chief Justice of the Queen's Bench[42]
Whiddon, JohnJohn Whiddond. 27 January 15764 October 1553 – 27 January 1576Died[42]
Dalison, WilliamWilliam Dalisond. 18 January 15592 November 1555 – 18 January 1559Died[42]
Morgan, FrancisFrancis Morgand. 19 August 155823 January 1558 – 19 August 1558Died[42]
Dyer, JamesJames Dyer1510 — 24 March 158223 April 1558 – 27 April 1558Retired[42][44]
Rastell, WilliamWilliam Rastelld. 27 August 156527 October 1558 – 10 February 1563 [45]
Corbet, ReginaldReginald Corbetd. 19 November 156616 October 1559 – 19 November 1566Died[45]
Southcote, JohnJohn Southcoted. 18 April 158510 February 1563 – 1 June 1584Retired[45]
Carus, ThomasThomas Carusd. 5 July 157131 May 1567 – 5 July 1571Died[45]
Wray, ChristopherChristopher Wray 14 May 1572 – 8 November 1574Became Chief Justice of the Queen's Bench[45]
Gawdy, ThomasThomas Gawdyd. 5 November 158816 November 1574 – 5 November 1588Died[45]
Jeffrey, JohnJohn Jeffrey 15 May 1576 – 12 October 1577Became Chief Baron of the Exchequer[45]
Ayloffe, WilliamWilliam Ayloffed. 17 November 15843 February 1578 – 17 November 1584Died[45]
Clench, JohnJohn Clenchd. 18/19 August 160729 May 1584 – 7 February 1602Retired[45]
Shute, RobertRobert Shuted. 15908 February 1585 — 1590Died[45]
Gawdy, FrancisFrancis Gawdy 25 November 1588 – 26 August 1605Became Chief Justice of the Common Pleas[45]
Fenner, EdwardEdward Fennerd. 23/24 January 161216 May 1590 — 23/24 January 1612Died[46]
Yelverton, ChristopherChristopher Yelvertond. 1 November 16128 February 1602 – 1 November 1612Died[46]
Williams, DavidDavid Williamsd. 22 January 16134 February 1604 – 22 January 1613Died[46]
Tanfield, LawrenceLawrence Tanfield 13 January 1606 – 25 June 1607Became Chief Baron of the Exchequer[46]
Croke, JohnJohn Croked. 23 January 162025 June 1607 – 23 January 1620Died[46]
Doddridge, JohnJohn Doddridged. 12 September 162825 November 1612 – 12 September 1628Died[46]
Houghton, RobertRobert Houghtond. 6 February 162421 April 1613 – 6 February 1624Died[46]
Chamberlayne, ThomasThomas Chamberlayne 8 October 1620 – 20 October 1624Became a Justice of the Common Pleas[46]
Jones, WilliamWilliam Jonesd. 10 December 164017 October 1624 – 10 December 1640Died[46]
Whitelocke, JamesJames Whitelocked. 20 June 163218 October 1624 – 20 June 1632Died[46]
Croke, GeorgeGeorge Croke 9 October 1628 – 25 March 1641 [46]
Berkeley, RobertRobert Berkeleyd. 5 August 165611 October 1632 – 12 September 1643Discharged by Parliament[47]
Heath, RobertRobert Heath 23 January 1641 – 11 October 1642Became Chief Justice of the King's Bench[47]
Malet, ThomasThomas Malet 1 July 1641 – 24 November 1645
31 May 1660 – 13 June 1663		Discharged by Parliament
Discharged		[47]
Bacon, FrancisFrancis Bacond. 22 August 165714 October 1642 – 8 February 1649Declined reappointment[47]
Brerewood, RobertRobert Brerewood 31 January 1644 — June 1646Ceased to act after the fall of Oxford[47]
Rolle, HenryHenry Rolle 7 October 1645 – 15 November 1648Became Chief Justice of the King's Bench[47]
Browne, SamuelSamuel Browne 22 November 1648 – 8 February 1649Declined reappointment[47]
Jermyn, PhilipPhilip Jermyn 22 November 1648 – 18 March 1654Not reappointed[47]
Nicholas, RobertRobert Nicholas 12 June 1649 – 23 January 1654
19 January 1660 — May 1660		Became a Baron of the Exchequer
Not reappointed		[47]
Aske, RichardRichard Asked. 23 June 165612 June 1649 – 23 June 1656Died[47]
Newdigate, RichardRichard Newdigate 30 May 1654 — 1 May 1655
13 June 1657 – 19 January 1660		Not reappointed
Became Chief Justice of the Upper Bench		[48]
Warburton, PeterPeter Warburton 11 February 1656 — May 1659Not reappointed[48]
Hill, RogerRoger Hill 19 January 1660 — May 1660Not reappointed[48]
Twisden, ThomasThomas Twisdend. 2 January 168327 June 1660 – 2 January 1683Died[48]
Wyndham, WadhamWadham Wyndham 24 November 1660 — 24/5 December 1668Died[48]
Kelynge, JohnJohn Kelynge 18 June 1663 – 21 November 1665Became Chief Justice of the King's Bench[48]
Morton, WilliamWilliam Mortond. 23 September 167223 November 1665 – 23 September 1672Died[49]
Raynsford, RichardRichard Raynsford 6 February 1669 – 12 April 1676Became Chief Justice of the King's Bench[49]
Wilde, WilliamWilliam Wilded. 23 November 167921 January 1673 – 29 April 1679Dismissed[49]
Jones, ThomasThomas Jones 13 April 1676 – 29 September 1683Became Chief Justice of the Common Pleas[49]
Dolben, WilliamWilliam Dolbend. 25 January 169423 October 1678 – 18 April 1683
18 March 1689 – 25 January 1694		Dismissed
Died		[49]
Pemberton, FrancisFrancis Pemberton 1 May 1679 – 16 February 1680Dismissed[49]
Raymond, ThomasThomas Raymondd. 14 July 168324 April 1680 – 14 July 1683Died[49]
Wythens, FrancisFrancis Wythens 25 April 1683 – 21 April 1687Dismissed[49]
Holloway, RichardRichard Holloway 25 September 1683 – 2 July 1688Dismissed[49]
Walcot, ThomasThomas Walcotd. 6 September 168522 October 1683 – 6 September 1685Died[49]
Wright, RobertRobert Wright 10 October 1685 – 13 April 1687Became Chief Justice of the Common Pleas[49]
Powell, JohnJohn Powell 13 April 1687 – 2 July 1688Dismissed[50]
Allibond, RichardRichard Allibondd. 22 August 168827 April 1687 – 22 August 1688Died[50]
Powell, ThomasThomas Powell 6 July 1688 — 1689Not reappointed after the Glorious Revolution[50]
Baldock, RobertRobert Baldock 6 July 1688 — 1689Not reappointed after the Glorious Revolution[50]
Stringer, ThomasThomas Stringer 22 October 1688 — 1689Not reappointed after the Glorious Revolution[50]
Gregory, WilliamWilliam Gregoryd. 28 May 16968 May 1689 – 28 May 1696Died[50]
Eyre, GilesGiles Eyred. 2 June 16958 May 1689 – 2 June 1695Died[50]
Eyre, SamuelSamuel Eyred. 12 September 169819 February 1694 – 12 September 1698Died[50]
Rokeby, ThomasThomas Rokebyd. 26 November 169925 October 1695 – 26 November 1699Died[50]
Turton, JohnJohn Turton 27 June 1696 – 8 June 1702Dismissed[50]
Gould, HenryHenry Gouldd. 26 March 171030 January 1699 – 26 March 1710Died[50]
Powys, LittletonLittleton Powys 26 January 1701 – 26 October 1726Retired[51]
Powell, JohnJohn Powell 23 June 1702 – 2 June 1713Retired[51]
Eyre, RobertRobert Eyre 12 May 1710 – 21 November 1723Became Chief Baron of the Exchequer[51]
Powys, ThomasThomas Powys 3 June 1713 – 14 October 1714Dismissed[51]
Pratt, JohnJohn Pratt 20 November 1714 – 19 May 1718Became Chief Justice of the King's Bench[51]
Fortescue Aland, JohnJohn Fortescue Aland 19 May 1718 – 27 September 1727Dismissed[51]
Raymond, RobertRobert Raymond 31 January 1724 – 2 March 1725Became Chief Justice of the King's Bench[51]
Reynolds, JamesJames Reynolds 16 March 1725 – 28 April 1730Became Chief Baron of the Exchequer[51]
Probyn, EdmundEdmund Probyn 4 November 1726 – 24 November 1740Became Chief Baron of the Exchequer[51]
Page, FrancisFrancis Paged. 19 December 174127 September 1727 – 19 December 1741Died[51]
Lee, WilliamWilliam Lee 13 June 1730 – 8 June 1737Became Chief Justice of the King's Bench[51]
Chapple, WilliamWilliam Chappled. 15 March 174516 June 1737 – 15 March 1745Died[52]
Wright, MartinMartin Wright 24 November 1740 – 6 February 1755Retired[52]
Denison, ThomasThomas Denison 11 February 1742 – 14 February 1765Retired[52]
Foster, MichaelMichael Fosterd. 7 November 176322 April 1745 – 7 November 1763Died[52]
Wilmot, John EardleyJohn Eardley Wilmot 11 February 1755 – 20 August 1766Became Chief Justice of the Common Pleas[52]
Yates, JosephJoseph Yates 23 January 1764 – 16 February 1770Became a Justice of the Common Pleas[52]
Aston, RichardRichard Astond. 1 March 177824 April 1765 – 1 March 1778Died[52]
Hewitt, JamesJames Hewitt 5 November 1766 – 24 November 1767Became Lord Chancellor of Ireland[52]
Willes, EdwardEdward Willesd. 14 January 178729 January 1768 – 14 January 1787Died[52]
Blackstone, WilliamWilliam Blackstone 16 February 1770 – 25 June 1770Became a Justice of the Common Pleas[52]
Ashurst, William HenryWilliam Henry Ashurst 25 June 1770 – 3 June 1799Retired[52]
Buller, FrancisFrancis Buller 6 May 1778 – 18 June 1794Became a Justice of the Common Pleas[53]
Grose, NashNash Grose 9 February 1787 – 16 June 1813Retired[53]
Lawrence, SouldenSoulden Lawrence 18 June 1794 – 31 March 1808Became a Justice of the Common Pleas[53]
Le Blanc, SimonSimon Le Blancd. 15 April 18165 June 1799 – 15 April 1816Died[53]
Bayley, JohnJohn Bayley 7 May 1808 – 11 November 1830Became a Baron of the Exchequer[53]
Dampier, HenryHenry Dampierd. 3 February 181623 June 1813 – 3 February 1816Died[53]
Holroyd, George SowleyGeorge Sowley Holroyd 20 February 1816 – 17 November 1828Retired[53]
Abbott, CharlesCharles Abbott 3 May 1816 – 4 November 1818Became Chief Justice of the King's Bench[53]
Best, WilliamWilliam Best 28 November 1818 – 15 April 1824Became Chief Justice of the Common Pleas[53]
Littledale, JosephJoseph Littledale 4 May 1824 – 11 February 1841Retired[53]
Parke, JamesJames Parke 17 November 1828 – 29 April 1834Became a Baron of the Exchequer[53]
Taunton, William EliasWilliam Elias Tauntond. 11 January 183511 November 1830 – 11 January 1835Died[54]
Patteson, JohnJohn Patteson 11 November 1830 – 11 February 1852Retired[54]
Williams, JohnJohn Williamsd. 14/15 September 184629 April 1834 — 14/15 September 1846Died[54]
Coleridge, John TaylorJohn Taylor Coleridge 26 January 1835 – 14 June 1858Retired[54]
Wightman, WilliamWilliam Wightmand. 10 December 186315 February 1841 – 10 December 1863Died[54]
Erle, WilliamWilliam Erle 27 October 1846 – 24 June 1859Became Chief Justice of the Common Pleas[54]
Crompton, Charles JohnCharles John Cromptond. 30 October 186511 February 1852 – 30 October 1865Died[54]
Hill, HughHugh Hill 14 June 1858 – 3 December 1861Retired[54]
Blackburn, ColinColin Blackburn 28 June 1859 – 1 November 1875Became a Justice of the High Court of Justice (Queen's Bench Division)[54]
Mellor, JohnJohn Mellor 3 December 1861 – 1 November 1875Became a Justice of the High Court of Justice (Queen's Bench Division)[54]
Shee, WilliamWilliam Shee 19 December 1863 – 19 February 1868Died[54]
Lush, RobertRobert Lush 2 November 1865 – 1 November 1875Became a Justice of the High Court of Justice (Queen's Bench Division)[54]
Hannen, JamesJames Hannen 25 February 1868 – 20 November 1872Became a Justice of the High Court of Justice (Probate Division[55]
Hayes, GeorgeGeorge Hayesd. 24 November 186925 August 1868 – 24 November 1869Died[55]
Quain, John RichardJohn Richard Quain 5 January 1872 – 1 November 1875Became a Justice of the High Court of Justice (Queen's Bench Division)[55]
Archibald, Thomas DicksonThomas Dickson Archibald 20 November 1872 – 6 February 1875Became a Justice of the Common Pleas[55]
Field, WilliamWilliam Field 6 February 1875 – 1 November 1875Became a Justice of the High Court of Justice (Queen's Bench Division)[55]

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