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!f k • , ~•,., . NUMBER. 7071 ASTI.E'rS, WIISTMINSTEIVERIDGE. r MO R ROW, Wednesday, A.ugust 7, and daring 1 the week, at Haif.past Six precisely, a Prelude Nanet of Ac tion, in One Act. with CASTLE, , new scenery, Dresses, STLEand Music, called T, GR. LOVE AND JEALOUSY. After which, the popular Grand Naval, Military, F.Aisastriao and Pedestrian Speetaile, called THE TYRANT SARACEN, Atm .- I'HE NOBLE MOOR. in which pie ce Twenty Horses will perform surprising feats. Divers Exercises, by Twelve celebrated,Equestrian.. A New Son& called Sally of Dover, by Mr. Jones. To conclude with an entirely new Comic Pantomime, with new Scenery, Machi THEA nery, MDreNDsses, ARIN ; Decorations, Sm. called OR HARLEQUIN IN CHINA. Terminating with a superb and brilliant Chinese Temple. Evening The Tyrant Saracen, with Tracey Castle, and Harlequin in China, and next week with Lisbon, and Marie quin's Amour. • LAW BOOKS. MESSRS. W. CLA RKE and SONS, of Portugal. street, Lincoln's Inn, respectfully inform the Profes,ion, that they may be supplied at their house with every kind of pun cattoi:, not out of print, connected with the Law and J urisprudence of the United Kingdom, on the most reasonable terms. Thl.s day was published, price ' C LA RKE'S BIBLIOTHECA LEGUM; Cony Jere Catalogue Of the Common and Statute Law Books of the United Kingdom ; with an account of their dates anti prices. Originally compiled by J. Worrell; now further inipro• veil, and arranged in a new manner, interspersed with observa lbws from the best authorities on the principal work, with nume rous additions ski corrections, not to be found in any other Law Catalogue now extant, by JOHN CLARKE, Law Bookseller. London : Printe4 fur W. Clarke and Sons, Law Booksellers, Portugal-st reet , Lincoln's Int:. • • Libraries and Parcels of Law Books purchased. The present Volumeiaoffered to rye candid acceptance of the Public at large, and of the Profession in particular, with tke view of epablitig Getstlemen forming Law Libraries, to make such a seition hr the variottrlirenches of legal knowledge, as May he adapted to their respective pursuits, It will sOso to pubbc Libra ries he found eztremsly useful, as, ready reference can imnu diately he had to all Works on Legal and Constitutional subjects. to forming this Catalogue the utmost care has b. - •n taken to make it as complete as possible, by including the title of every Law Book, 'ancient and modern, hitherto published. The whole has been newly arranged under distinct heads, with references from one part to the other, as together with the tables introduced iti the course of the Volume, will facilitate the researches of the Student. ' • LAW LIST F9lt. 1811. This day was published, neatly boned, price SS. ed. the lkb Edition, with many corrections and alterations,• of THE NEW LAW LIST ; being a List of the Judges and dinners of the different Courts of Justice, a List if Counsel, Certificated Special Pleaders and Conveyancers, and also a complete and accurate Litt of all the Certificated Aunt/des, Notaries, snd Proctors in England and Wales, and London Agents for the Country fi f itortiltsi as printed by permission of the Com pilisieners of Stamp Ditties. To which are added, A Table of She:ht.% and Agents, List of Bankers, Notaries, Mail•coaches, Newspapers, Law and Public Officers, Circuits of the Judges, and Quarter Sessions, Ste. &e. and a variety of other usriul matter. IIySAMUEL BILL, of the Stamp-Office. Londor t Primed' for W. Clarke and Sons, Portugal-street, Lincoln's lug; and R. gbeary, Temple-gate. - • • :P4:1724 • . , This dal landsed, ter W: net jiiiitabir,pook• sellers, Portugal-street, in two. priceS*4,42i*, • • 9'HE LAW ana PRACTICE of PATENTS for INVENTIONS, containing the nature of Letters Patent; Dow far restricted for Monopolies; for what inventions Patents may be granted; the manner and expence of obtaining the Patent; remedies for an infringement of the Patent; bow the Patent may be vacated; the Petition for the Patent; Specification, Certificate uf the Enrolment. and Solicitor's Charges for the Patent. By WILLIAM HANDS, Gent. One of the Solicitete of the Como( Chancery. POWELL ON DEVISES. 'rids day was published, by W. Clarke and Sons, Law Booksellers, Poitagal.street; Lincoln's Inn, in 2 vols. Bvo. price las. bds AN ESSAY *upon the LEARNING of -1-1. DE VISES, from their Inception by Writing to their Consurn intake by the Death of the Devisor. B 1 JOHN JOSEPH POWELL, Esq. • Of use hliddle Temple, Barrister at Law. . Second Edition, corrected. Of wFona may be had, in Svo. price 5,. In boards Pr a c t ical Points, or Maxims inConveyancing , drawn from the daily experience of a very extensive practice; to which are added Critical Observations on theArarknas and Essential Parts of i neva iiy J. Ritmo, Esq. • INDIANS ON •W This da.y was published, lu *Vols. Bvo. price Li. ils. 64.bourds, A TREATISE of TESTAMENTS and LAST . 11 . WILLS, in Seven Parts—li. What a Testament and I.ast • Will What I , ,:rsons may make a Testament.-3d. De scribing what thing may be disposed of by %Vit.-4th. In what manner testaments and Last Wills are to be made.—Sth. What person may be Executor, or Js capable of a ihsacy.-61.1i. The odic:: of an klecutur.-7th. Stiewing by what means Wills be cmue void. ity IiENRY.SWiNBURNE,' Soule time Judge °Eche Prerogative Court of York. • The Seventh Edition, with Annorattolis. by, Jelin Jos. Powell, Esq. Pruned for W. Clarke end Sous, Law llookselless, Portugal street, Lincoln's inn. .This day was published, Iu Octavo, price 7s. 6d. boards by W. Clarks and Sons, Law b 'ooksellers, Portueil-street, Lincoln's inn, T H. LAW and PRACTIL:E of ISTIZESSES end REPLEVIN. By the late Lord Chief Baron °ELBERT. To which is added, an Appendix of ?recede:us: third edition, with considerable additions, taken front former and Later Rs parts, and other books of authority ; and full practical directions, from the seizure of the Distress to the sale ;,and suing a Replevin, 'by William Hunt, E.g. Bar: hirer-at-Law, or Lincolo's Of whom tu.ly be bad, insvo, price 6s. 'Tiptoe's Law of Mortr.ge, woh a leectteo of Precedent,. Also, a Summary Trea,ioe of 'Pleading, in Svo. price 4s. CHANCERY PRACTICE. -rm.flay was published, by W. OLarkt and Sons, Law Booksellers; Portugal-street, lAticula's.lnn, in 9 wbls. 3,9 (including the new fees) price XI. 4s. in boards, 9 'HE present Practice and COSTS in the,HIGH, COUR 1' of CHANCERY ; with practical directions led Remarks for the guidance of the Solicitor in the conducting of a Cause, from the comtnencefnent to its clone—and *lto In con ducting Proceedings in Lunacy, and matters under the jurisdiction of the Court or of the Lord Chancellor • in which the practice of the Court, and particul arl y before the kaster, is fully explained ; containing a valuable collection of useful Precedints, with the ad• bit km of thermoolvn Cases and the late Orders of Court relative to Tees. By S. Tu KNER, Solicitor. Fourth EdJtion, considerably etdarjed and improved,. Ily RODENT VENABi.ES, Esq. Of when) may be had, An Epitome of the Practice of the Court of Chancery, with the new Ices, by S. Turner, evo. 3s. boards. Alan, at of u. ,prices. in boards, Hands,itots Altair= in the Court of Chancery. By Wm. Gem-1114 Work comprises the Forms of very near 800 interlocutory Orders and other Proceedings of daily occurrences in the prosecutir:; and de fence of Chancery Causes and Matters, wWs SURICTOII3 practical Notes. _. - - . Ir .. . , . • , . .%* • - .... .. a.„k . N, 1 . 1 - ;( :t, . . - ).- ,7-ri - • eP'•• . ~ ' . ' - . . • :- • 'k ! ; ‘46 .• ( - - ~ i , ''• .. • ...• .. 4... . p_, , ' . . . • rTH 0 TUES AY, AU UST 6, 1811. _ • . I.AW BOOKS. This day wal publhhed, in Royal 8vo: price 9r.boards ' T HE • LAW of CHARITABLE USES.--' By GEORGE DITKE, Esq. With the trained Readiags of Sir FRANCIS Mooar. To which is now added, the law of Mortmain, as established by 9 Geu. 11. The whole continued to the present time, By R: W. BRIDGMAN, Esq. London : Printed for W. ClarLe and Sons, Law Booksellers, Portugal-street, Eincoln'‘ Inn. LAW BOOKS. In the ?reps, and pc roil ly will be pottlished e In itve. l . AE ORIGIN and PROGRESS of the Precent - PRACTICE of the BANKRUPT LAWS, both in Eng- Ind and Ireland, with the Stgtutes, Orders, and Precedents. By EDWARD CHRISTIAN, En. Barrister at Law, A Commissioner of Bankrupts, the Downing Profebsor of the 1 .aws of England, &c. &C. London Printed for W. Clarke and Son's, Law B ioksellers, ,ortugal-streei,*.Lincolti's &cord lately published, By W. Clarke and eons, Law Booksellers, Por,ugal-street, Lincoln's Inn, in two vols. Bvo. price 15s. in buArds, COLLECTANEA JURIDICA, consisting of many curious and scarce Tracts, relative to the Law and Constitution of England. This coflection contains several very valuable Law Tracts not before published, with several original Casa., Arguments, Judg ments, and Opinions of eminent modern Counsel on diffietet and important questiOns in Law, including several of that able con veyancer Mr. Fearne. his day were publialied, in a kale Octavo Volume, price i 4s. in boards, THE COMMENTARIES of SIR WILLIAM , -a- BLACKSTONE, Kin. on the LAWS and CONSTITU TION of ENGLAND: carefully abridged In a new manner, and continued down to the present time. With Notes, corrective and explanatory. Second Edition, corrected and enlarged. Ey WILLIAM CURRY, Esq. of the Inner Temple. " It Is incumbent upon every man to be acquainted with the Laws; lest he incur the censure, as well as the inconvenience of living In Society, without knowing the obligations it lays him under."—lntrod. Com. London : Printed for V.'. Clarke and Sons, Law Bookselles s, Portugal-street, Lincoln's lan. This day was published, in a Pocket ‘'oli.sne ' price 411. boards, By W. Claike and son s, Law Booksellers, Portugal4M e:, Lincoln's Inn, NOY'S GROUNDS and MAXIMS of the ENG LISH LAW ; to which, is annexed, a Treatise ofEstates. By bir ]OHIO DODDERIDGE. With Observations on a Deed of Peoffment, 7th Edition, by • Charles Barton, Esq. Of whom may be had, in royal svo. price 13s. in boards, judge Fo.ter's Reports of Crown Cases, and Discourses oa Crown Law ; Sd Edition. By Michael Dodson, Esq. In two volumes royal Svc). price Si. •s. in boards, the Sixth Edition, I.illy's Modern Entries of Select Pleadings in the Courts of King's Bench, Common Pleas, and Exchequer. LAW OF SHIPPING AND NAVIGATION. This day was published, By W. Clarke and Sons, Law Booksullers, Portugal•street, Lin coln's lon, in evo. price 12e. in boards, the Sewn/ Edition, with Additions, of THE LAW of SHIPPING and NAVIGATION. By JOHN REEVES, Esq. Author of " The History of the English Law." This work treats of the Plantation Trade, the Grade with Asia, Africa, and America, of the European Trade, of the Coasting Trade, the Fisheries, of British Ships ; together with the Acts of Parliament, Orders of Council, Licences, Instructions, and Law Opinions. To which is added, an Appendix of Forms of Oaths, Certificates, Registers, &c. Of whom may be had, In Bvo. price The Laws of;slewroumstenn, by J. Reeves, lisq. This day was published, price 101.6 d. In boards, A COLLECTION of ACTS of PARLIAMENT 1- IL relative to County and Borough Elections, with References to several Reported Cases, containing the Determinations of the House of Commons. In To Pans. 1. Such as respect the Proceedings at the Election. 2. such as respect the subsequent Proceedings on Petitions to the House of Commons. Chronologically arranged with a copious Index. By JOHN DISNEY, of the Inner l'emple, Esq. Barrister at Law. London : Printed for W. Clarke and Sons, Law Booksellers, Portugal-street, Lincoln's Inn. Of whims may be had, in Svo. price ss. In boards, Cases expla natory of the Rules of Evidence before Committees of Election in the House of Commons, by T. E. Tomlins, E . Also, in Svo. price Ss. in boards, Brady's Treatise of Cities and Benue's. This day was published, price 2s. tid. - A GENERAL CATALOGUE of BOOKS for I. IL the year 1811, now on sale for ready money, at the printed prices, by W. CLAW and Sons, Portugal-street, Lincoln's inn, London. Part 1. comprises one of the largest Collections of Common, Civil, Camel, Maritime Law Rooks ever 'tiered for sale In Great Britain, including a large portion of the v.duible Libraries of the late Mr. Serjeant Hill, Serjeant Williams, Glynn Wynne, El. and others. 'To which is added, a large Collection of Ma. ' nuscripts. Part 11. contains an assortment of Ancient and Modern Lite rature, both new and second-hand. The full value given, in money or exchange, for Libraries or parcels of Law and ether Books. This day was published, in 2Yols. price les. inboards, VUNOMUS, or Dialogues concerning the Law -I-a and Constitution of England; with an Essay on Dialogue. By EDWARD WYNNE, Esq. Serjeant at Law. Third Edition, corrected. . This elegant and learned Work is written in recommendation of a liberal and enlarged method of studying the Law, and treats incidentally of the character and authority of the several Law ; Writers ; as also more professedly on the origin and progress of ' the most important subjects and branches of Law, and their coo- nectinn with the History and Comtitution of England, and will facilitate almost irremoveable difficulties, particularly in explain ing and simplifying matters of practice, and other technical parts of the profession. Londun t Printed for W. Clarke and Sons, Law Booksellers, Portugal-street, Lincoln's-inn; au4l White and Co. Fleet-srre•-r. A ; 4 . . LAK' BOOKS, SELWYN'S NISI it.IUS 4 ;• 'lbis day use puliff.T4B; 1)1? W.Claries tad lees, Portual-rtreet, I.iiieoln'e Tnn.erimplete in iv, rnlal gyn. price XS& ta. in board, A N AI3IIDGI MEN'r of the LAW of NISI t I PRIUS., )3y WILLIAM SELWYN, Jun. Erg. I.inco'.^.'i Barrister.aa-laivr. E.dit.un, wits curiidi-rnble Additions. This day WaStrobilithed, by W. Clarice and :ions, 1 a.tr B ben, Vero:al-street, Lincoln's but, in a NicAist Ifisiursie, price Ls in hoards p RINC I PIA LECIS st2.EOUITATIS ; being I an Alphabetical Ccilloctitin of Mas.ans, PrinclpLs or limpe r DeS I.tionit. and Memorakle Sayings io lAw and Limit I By cito 111 AS DK ANCH, Esq. S:cp KI Edition vs ith Ad iltints. Of whom may be had, in 4 vols. svo. price pis. in liparas, I Cullecsaitta Juridica; consisting of 1 rACI• rdatiVe to the 14w a id Constitution of England. EQUI I Y r. This day was published, by W. Clarke and Sons, Law Tinntsels krs, Posugal-street, Lincoln** hos, in royal Seto. 10s.Cd. SURTLEMENT to an ANALYTICAL GEST ED INDEX of the Repro:cal - Caves to the several Courts of Equity, and High Churl of Parliament l including the Decisioop qf . Lord Redesdale, Ireland. W.th a 'fable of 'I Wes, 'and a lavSseltwinot of the Cases, amiably and sytesoutially ar t ranged upon the former principle. By RICHARD WHALLEY BRIDGMAN, Er+ Of whom may be had, in ruyal svu, price 19*. in bonds, Duke's Law or Charitable Uses, by it. W. itriagnun, Esq. Al',it his Trt `ire on the Study of the I.aw, vs. rirl..b,,arts. -as Lately published, By W. Clarke and Sons, LAY/ Booksellers, Portugal-street, Lin. coln's-Inn, ntatly engraved, and prated oar a large Sheet of Elephant paper, coloured, price is. rid. A CHRONOLOGICAL. TABLE or INDEX to A 1 the REPORTS of CASES in the COUti S of LAW it'd EQUITY, trom the Reign of Esiward I. to 40 George 111. 1800, ! with a correspondent Catalogue of the Lord Chaucelors, Ch et Justices, &c. 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Ri chardson.—Of whom may be bad, Curry's Abridgment of Blackstone's Commentaries, Ilvo. 14.1. in boards. Likewise, in Bvo. price Ss. in boards, an Interesting and im partial View of the practical benefl- a•ad aJ•:antagrs of the Laws and Constitution of Englaral. By 11. B. Cross, Esq. of Lincoln's- Inn. POWELL'S CONVEYANCING, REVISED'BY RAI: roN. This flay was published . , In three volumes royal svu. price' xr. Rs. in boards, ORIGINAL PRECEDENTS IN CONVEY ANCING: comprising Agreements, Annuities, Appoint ments, Assignments, Advowsons, Bargain and Sale, Bonds, Cu partnership, Creditors, Confirmation, Covenants, Debtor, Die. charges, Demise, Exchange, Feoffments, Fines, Grants, Jointures, Legacies, Indemnity, License, Leases, Marriage, Mortriges, Partition, Possession, Presentations, Purchases, Rent Charge, Recoveries, Release, Settlements, Surrenders, Separation, 'l'rus i tees, Wills, Uses and Trusts; s elected from the Manuscript Col. lection of the late John Joseph Powell, Esq. revised and corrected, with Notes and Remarks explanatory of the Nature and Efficacy of the several Assurances, Stc. contained in the collection. Ey CHARLES BARTON, Esq. Of the inner Temple, Barrister at Law. Second Edition, corrected and improved. Printed for W. Clarke and Sons; Longman, Hunt, Red, Orme and Brown; J. Walker, and J. Riclerdsoss. This day was published, By W. Clarke and Sons, Law Bcsitattlers, Portugal-street, Lincoln's-inn, in royal Svo. price 14s. in boards, VIE READING upon the STATUTE of EWERS; with several Judgments and Resolutions of Ow Judges. By ROBERT CALL'S, Esq. Third Edition, corrected and enlarged, with the MSS. Note* of the late Mr. Serjcant Mr. Justice Buller said- (in the case of Dore v. Cr . ,ly 2 Term Reports, 221), that Canis' Reading is one of the beet perfor mances on that subject, which has always been admitted as good ; authority. I'he Law of Sewers requires only to be known to he more generally resorted to; they apply to all the Maritime Comities ; they supersede the necessity of private Acts of Parliament ; the Commissions are to ha acquired with the greatest facility, and at an expence extremely trifling: the Powers are commensurate to every usetul purpose, and t h e long duration of the C01111114610E1 is amply stament for the completion of every project for which it may be intended. BARTON'S BLANK DRAFTS. • This day was published, price .E 1 ros. per set, printed on copy es draft paper, on one stir only, ASELECT COLLECTION of PRINTED BLANK DRAFTS in CONVEYANCING; coMprising such as are of the most general use in practice, with variations, 1 1 adapting them to different circumstances of title. Selected from the Precedents of CHARLES BARTON, Esq. These Drafts are printed on copy-paper (on one side only) and wilt, it is presumed, be found extremely useful to Solicitors la all leases when peculiar expedition is required; and in particular to such country practitioners as have not an opportunity of submit ' ting their drafts at every turn to the perusal of a regular con veyancer The Purchasers will observe that every Precedent, by means of the variations, may be made to answer the purpose of several dblinctdrafts. No. I. Conveyance by Vendor (or Vendor and Wife) to a Per ' chaser (or.a Purchaser and Trustee). No. U. Conveyance by Vender and Trustee for preventing CGSrs. Dower to a Purchaser. This day was published, In Two Volumes Svo. price Xi. Is. is No. 111. Conveyance by Vendor and Trustee for preventing boards, (dedicated, by permission, to Lord Ellenborough )— Dower, to a Purchaser and his Trustee for the like purpose. Second Edition , considerably enhrged, No IV. Conveyance by Mortgagor and Mortg a g ee in Fee, t o ri s liE LAW of COSTS in Civil Actions and Cri.. Putcomer, or a Purchaser and Trustee for preventing Dower. urinal Proceedings • wherein, amongst many other things, Is s No. V. Conveyance by Mortgagor and Mortgagee f or a term, particularly considered , ;be Law relative to the Right of raint'S to a Purchaser, or a Pnrcbaser Trustee for preventing Dower. and.Defendaat to Costs in Civil Actions—the Costa to be veto- No. VI. Assignment of Leasehold Premises from a Vendor to vexed---on Antendments---Repleaders--bringing Money into' a Purchaser. Court—Error —Replevin—on new Trials beiepgranted, and for No. VII. Assignment of Leasehold Premises from a Mortgagor' not proceeding to trial—and in Actions by and 'vire Exi:cutors. and a Mortgagee to a Purchaser. The Law is also stated as to.the taking of Costs—die Liability • No. VIII. PAcingige in Fee by the OWLer of the Inheritance— of Anatole; in certain eases, to pay them—end also the Lien variations where a wife a party. that they pn-stss on Deeds, &c. for their Fees. I No. IX. Mortgage in Fee by the Owner of t he Lnheritance and By JOHN HULLOCK. Esq. Barrister at Law. No. Truttee for preventing Dower. The extend.. Collection of Cases contained In this Work, and i No. X. Mortgage by demise for a term of years, by owner at den copious manner in which the most important of them are re- th- inheritapce —variatioes where lug wi , e is party. ported, will, it Is presuased, be useful to the ?rakish 's) In general . Xl' Auignmeit of Leasehuld Premises by way of Mortgage. —to the Atto:ni, by enabling him thereby to direct his practice XlLAssignment of aTerm to a Trustee tso attend the Wier:tun-, -to the Barrister, by tin:biting, in one point of view, what No. Xill. Deed of Covenant to produce 'Fit e otherwise amid °thy be obtained by consulting a masher of dif- N.E. For the accommodation, a the Pro.essija, any of - fere= end often wiriely scattered auther.ties ' I above Drafts may be bad separate, at t:s. each. Ltptinn r Printed for W. Carte and hens Law Booksellers, London: *Pr rated for W. Clarkts • civet, Portugal-street, Liticein's Inn. • t s Alt,:ti .P 2 4 l 6, 4 1' 44 • ir A .; • lty ' ' y e • t['LICE BLXPENCIif-RALIPENNT An a Law 130.)ku. CASES WITH OPINIONS. Lately published, by W. Clarke and Sons, Law 'Booksellers, Portugal-street, Lincoln's-Inn, in Two Volumes 850. price 15s. boards, rIASES with OPINIONS of EMINENT COUN SEL In Matters of law, Equity, and Conveyancing, alpha betically arranged and digested under distinct beads; and con taining a variety of Special Casea on the subjects of Advowson, Contracts, Fines, Recoveries, Bequests, Copyholds, Leases, 'litho', Contiug , •nt rc- Devises, Mortgages, Trusts, n,ainder, Executors, Powers, Uses—Wills, And other important Branches of the Law. Of whom may be had, in Bvo. price Ss. • A Brief Exposition of the Laws relative to Wills and Testa mtntet, by J. Nicholl, Esq. • 'Phis day was published, by, W l Clarke and Sons , Law Bookseis len, Portugal-street, Lincoln's-lon, in two volumes two. very cloweky printed s price Al. YU. ed. in this. the Third Edition of .A COMPENDIOUS. DIGEST ofthe STATUTE L . 16 LAW, comprising the substance and effect of the most material clauses in at the public Acts of Parliament in force in Great Britain, from Magna Charta to the 49th Year of Geo. ill. TI - 10 %lA'i WALTER W ILLIAMS, Esq. Parristerat Law. wr This work will prove to he of great practical utility as a book of reference and immediate information, not only to the Magistrates and Gentlemen of the Law, but to every our who may be in anywise affected by, or have OCCa.iO:l to refer to, the numerous provisions in the different public Acts now in force contained in the Statutes at large, to which it will be found to bs an accurate and copious general lode:. COKE'S •1141STITUTES. This day wad published, by W. Clarke and Spats, Law Booksel lers, Portugal-street, Lincoln's-Ina,• hi Four Vuls. Royal Bvo. price £2. Lis. in boards, `HE Second, Th:rd,. and Fourth Part of LORD COKE'S thliarruTEs of tke LAWS of ENGLAND, containing a Commentary oz MAGNA CNA RTA, and an Exposi tion of many Ancient and other Statutes of HIGH TRRASON and other Pleas of the Crown and Criminal Causes and Jurisdictions of Courts. With the addition of authentic Translations of the Statutes, and marginal references to modern Authorities. Of whom may be had, in three V. 116. Royal Bvo. price XI.. 1 s. hoards, Part I. Containing Lord Coke's Comment on Littleton's Te nures, with additions of Notes and References. By Francis Har grave and Charles Butler, Esqrs. • • It is to be observed that chose Gentlemen whci take the set complete, in 7 vois will have them for .€5. 51. ansl44 sold *pa.- rate, at ses. Ms. as above. __- This day was publi.lird, by W. Clarke and Sons, I.lw Book sellers, Portugal-street, in two pocket volumes, closely printed, price 12s. boards HE NEW 1' POCKET CONVEYANCER; • or, ATrORNF.Y'S COMPLETE POCKET BOOK: comprising a choice celectiolt, and a great variety of tke most valuable and approved Precedents in Conveyancing, is which the Modern Forms, introduced by Conveyancers of tVe highest eminence now an practice, are particularly attended to, and the efficacy of them explained. T., which are also added, Preliminary Observations relative to the Nature and Use of each particular Species of Deed; and an Introductory Discourse on the Subject of Deeds in general. lly JAMES BARRY BIRD. Second Edition, enLaged and improved. To which is a d ded also, a new and complete Index. Of whom may b.:. had, in kvo. price Os. in boards, Bird's mi. stbai Prem.:kilts of Settlements. his day was published, / by W. 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