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_ Jan, aiditions. , the chap vhich ruu abridgement ab teads. the ider- heel• rciter, price mish mode wit. ions, Edition, of Isel 12ees, con and the rich fourth Ebq. 'A of in book Iblished, llers, Portugal-street, lin- Darne-atreet, Dublin, large sheet of elephant parer, ABLE, or INDEX the Courts of Law and to 40 George 111. 1803, Lord Chath.ellors, Chief out the several Books of ions of the Courts of Law to such of those sources , within the period above mentioned, and cab bits in a concise view all the contemporary Reports, under the date of the year, the year of the respective reign, and of the Chancellors, Chief Justiceti, Re. who presided at any given time. BIROS'S LAW SELECTIONS, This day was published, by NV. Clarke and Sons 9 Law Booksel lers, Poi tugal-s reet, Limoln's Inn ; and sold by C. P. Archer, Tighe-street, Dublin, closely ;alined in 2 vols. boa. 'price Xt. is. in boards, either volume of which, containing four Tracts, may be had separate, BIRD'S LAW SELECTIONS ; being Selec tions from the Laws of England of such general Heads and Divisions as are of the most general use and importance; containing distinct and familiar Treatises on the following Sub jects, viz.-1. Landlord and Tenant.-2. Wills, Testaments Executors, Guardianc—S. Masters, Serrants,-Apprentices, and Journeymen.- —4. Parish Matters, such as Churchwudens;Over i avers Constables, Parish Cies k, &c.-5. Tythes, with Instroc tionsfor Clergymen, Farmers. and Country Solicitor.-6. Rela tive to Commons and Commoners, with the R'ghts of Lords of Mann. - 7. Highways and Turnp ike Roads ;--au4 8. Of Tr 4. Travelling, and Innkeeper. N.B. Any of the above Publications, for the accommOdation at the Public, may be had separate, at 3s. 64. each. now copious )nards special ess, by I Merchants, I;lantrs, Traders, Not a ries, Atrornies, &c. each set of Precedents preceded by a Summary of the Law on the Sub ject, miculariy on Bills of Exchange, Insurance, Salvage, &c. as settled and determined by the late Decisions : wiih an intro duction, containing the practical Notarial Forms in Mercantile Transactions ; au accurate Table of Notarial Fees; and an Ap pendix, comprising the Acts of Parliament relative to Shipping and Maritime Affairs, to the present time. By JOSHUA MONTEFIORE, Attorney and Notary Public of the City of London. Second Edition, with considerable alterations and" additions. REPORTS IN LAW AND EQUITY. This day wu published, By W. Clarke and Sons, Law Booksellers, Portugal-street, Lin coin's Inn, and sold by C. P. Archer, Dame-street, Dublin, A TKYNS' REPORTS intheCOUßTof CHAN -4-11, CERY, in the times of Lord Hardoicke, '3d editon, with Notes and References. by T. W. SANDERS, Esq. In 9 Vols. Royal Bvo. price £l. 3s. boards. Burrow's Reports, 5 vols. Royal 800, £4. 1.55. Ball and Beatty's Reports in Chancery, 1807-8.9, XI. 7s. Salkehrs Reports iu the K. B. 6th edition, with Notes, by W. D. Evans, Esq. s vols. Royal Bvo. seg. 2s. boards. Smith's • Reports in the Court of King's Bench, with some Cases in the Court of Chancery, in the 44th, 45th, 46th Geo. 111. 3 vols. Bvo. £2. Ss. in boards. Foster's Reports of Crown Cases, with Discourses on Crown 4.. aw, Royal Bvo. 13s. in boards. A;nbler's Reports in Chancery, folio, 11.1 p. 6d. Romeo's Notes of Cases In Points sof Practice, Royal Bvo. 15s. Cues in Chancery, in the time of Lord King, folio, 7s. 6d. Forrest's Reports In the Exchequer, 41st Geo, Ili, Bvo. 6s, lenkin's Eight Centuries of Reports, folk, las. Modern. eports, by T. Leach, Esq. I it vols. Royalavo. Shower's Reports, by T. Leach, 2 vols. Royal Bvo. 6S. Shower's Cases in Parliament, folio, Ws. 6d. Kelynge's Reports of Pleas of the Crown, folio, 6s, Dowe's Reports in Parliament, SS Geo. S. Part 1 and R; lf/e. . LA* 1306R5. PRESTON ON CONVEYANCING. I `., \ This day was published, by W. Clarke and Sone, Law Soots& len, Portugal-street, Lincoln's Inn l and sold by C. P. Archer, Dams-street, Dublin, In royal aro. price AI in beads, the . Second Edition, with-proat Additions, A TREATISE on CONVEYANCING, with a .Cl. View to its application to practice, being a series of Pur -1 deal Observations, written in a phin familiar style, which have for their object to assist In preparing Drafts, and in judging of the °pension of Deeds. By RICHARD PRESTON, Esq. Barrister at Law. • Of the above Booksellers may , be had, the First Pan of y 01.0.. This day was published. By W. Clarke and Sons, Law Booksellers, Portugal-street. Line inn, and sal by C. P. Archer, Darno-etreet. Dublin, T HE C OMMENTARIES of Sir Wit.I.TA M M BLACKSTONE, Kit. on the Laws sad Oonstittion of England; carefully abridged in a new mariner, and continued down to, the present titre, with Notes corrective and explanatory. Second Edition, corrected and enlarged. By WILLIAM CURRY, Esq. of the Inner Temple. Of whom may be bad, in two. price Ss. in boards, An Interesting and •impartlial View of the Practical Benefits and Advantages of the Laws and Constitution of England, by P. B. Cross. Esq. of Lincoln's Inn. This day was published, In a Pocket Site, price Is. 6d. THE GAME LAWS; being a Comprehensive and Familiar Treatise upon that Snlifect ; comprising all the Statutes and Resolutions of the Goons relating to Deer, Hares, Rabbits, Pheasants, Partridge.; Snipes, Grouse, Fish, and other objects of Sport ; togetberer s ttli the Qualifications by Estate and -Certificate for killing Game, the Appointment and Authority of a Gann-keeper, the mode of recovering Penalties under the Game Laws, the Law concerning Trespass in the pursuit of Game, and the General I .aw relating to Doge. New ' corrected and enlarged. ' This day were published, in 1 Vet. thro. price 10s. Bd. boards, LETTERS from the LEVANT ; containing VIEWS of the STATE of SOCIETY, MANNERS, OPI. NIONS, and COMMERCE in GREECE, and several of the principal Islands of the Archipelago. • By JOHN GAIT. Printed *for T. CadeU aid W.4avies, Strand, London ; anti W. Blackwood, at Edinburgh. Of-whorl may be had, by the same Maw!, 1. Voyages and Travels is the years 1809, and 1811 ; containing Statistical, Commercial, and Miscellaneous Obset vit. duns on Gibraltar, Sardiitio, nieily, Malta, Serigo, and Turk. ti Second Edition, 4to. price it, boards, .Cle. tae; or on royal rape', price £3.94. it. Ihe Life and Adminifirration of Cardinal Wobey, sus. price in boards, £2. Ss. A few copies royal, pri.:e £3.3. 3. The Tragedies of Molds /en, Agamemnon, Lady Micbett, Antonia, and Clytemnestra, eito. price Et. to Edition, Including the New Act, 5 Geo. IL.. )1112. London : Printed for W. Clark* and Sons, Poems...poet, Lincoln's Inn. BIRD'S LAW OF TITHES. This day was published. in Sep. price Ss. 6d. sewed, the Fourth Edison, Improved and enlarged, of THE LAWS respecting TITHES; comprising all the Cases and Statutes on the Subject of Tithes, whe ther great or small. personal, predial, or mixed; particularly by and to whom Tithes are payable—how they are ro be set out, and how to be recovered, when withheld—likewise of the discharge of Tithes by composition, modus and other means ; and of Leases and Agreements concerning Tithes—together with ail other mat ters necessary for the information of Clergymen; Farmers, and Country Solici' ors. By the Author of the Laws of Landlord and Tenant, Bt.e. London: Printed for W. Clarke and sons, Pertugal-street, Lincoln's lnn, and sold by C. P. Archer, Dame -street. Dublio. - HOUSE OP LORLIE, IS. In the Appeal -' Beltenden Ker v. the Doke of I:ceotri+, - Mr. I.ence was heard for the Appellant, and it S. ko:o.::.1 for the Respondent.—Further hewing on Monday. lESOLVENT DEBTORS. Lord EL LENBOR G observed wit) remote to the Insolvent Act, that a representation bad bet made to him, that in the King's Bench Prison, wlitt there was only convenient accommodation for t.ou persons, there were now no less than StiX) prisoners; so that the Marshal had found himself compelled to give some of them the Rules upon slender security, at his own risk, from the absolute impossibility of accommodating them within the prison. He htd hoped to have seen in his place, before this, his Noble 'and Learned Friend, the anchor of the Act, to have communicated with him on the subject. He now understood that his Noble and Learned Friend was expected on Monday. The business did not admit of iongt.r delay ; and he now gavs noticeahaLit his Noble and Learned friend was not then in his place, or if it was found impossible to give a speedy oper,- tion to the Act, which at present appeared impracti. cable, he should introduce a Bill for its repeal, anJ enacting the usual temporary provisions for the relief of Insolvent Debtors, under which they might, with. out delay, be released. As the permanent Act was unlimited in point of time, he proposed that the tent ! porary Bill should be equally unlimited, and that the notices given under the former should be available for the purposes of the latter. It ores absolutely in. dispensible that something should be done without further delay for the relief of the persons who had given in notices under the Act. The LORD CHANCELLOR said his Noble and Learned Friend who was absent, had been detained in the country by pressing causes, but proposed to be in town on Monday or Tuesday. He should, how'. ever, feel himself bound to lend all his assistance to the framing and the success of a BiU such as decal. bed by his Noble and Learned Friend (Lord Ellen. borough). Expectations had been excited by the passing of the Act of last Session, which, 'perhaps, ought not to have been raised ; but they had been excited, and it was incumbent on the Legislator, to gratify them. Lord Viscount SIDMOUTH presented a Petition 'fain the Debtors confined in Winchester Jail, pray ' ing speedy relief, which was ordered to lie on the table. Lord HOLLAND presented a Petition to a simi lar effect from the Debtors confined in the Marsha:- sea, which was also ordered to lie on the table. sERYICE BILL. PiIRLMMENTART PROCBEDINCS. • LAW OF PATENTS. This day was published, by W. Clarke and Sons, Law Bock. sellers, Portugal-street, and sold by C. P.Archer, Dame-street, Dublin ; in Rvo. price ss. boards, 911 HE LAW and PRACTICE of PATENTS for 1.. INVENTIONS, eontaining the nature of Letters Patent; for which Inventions Patents may bq granted; the manner and expenee of obtaining the Patent; Remedies for an Infringement of the Patent ; how the Patent may be vacated, and Solicitor's Charges for the Patent, &c. By WILLIAM HANDS. Of whom may be had, in us°. price 94. in boards, The Solicitor's Assistant In the Court of Chancery, byWilliam Hands, one of the Solicitors of the Court. This work comprises the forms of very near ZOO interlocutory orders and other pro ceedings, with numerous practical notes. WILLS AND EXECUTORS. This day was published, by W. Clarke and Sons, Law Book sellers, Portugal-street, Lincoln's Inn, and sold by C. P. Archer, Dame-street, Dublin, in three volumes llvo . price ,81. 'es. in boards, ATREATISE flf TESTAMENTS and LAST WILLS, in Seven Parts What a Testament and LaNt Will Is. 2d. What Persolts may make a Testament. nd. Describing what Things may be &spotted of by Will. 4th. In .what manner-Testaments and Last Was are to be made. Stb. What Person may be Executor, or is capable of a Legacy. 6th. The Office of an Executor. 7th. Shewing by what means Willa become void. The Militia Service Bill was brought up from the Commons, by Mr. Colborne and other Members. On the motion of the Earl of LITZRPOOL, the Bill was read a first time, and ordered to be printedi and his Lordship gave notice, if the prints were on the table, of which there was no doubt, that he intended to move the secciio reading on Monday, for whir. day the Lords were ordered to be summoned. Adjcumed to Monday. HOUSE OF COMMONS. The CHANCELLOR of the EXCHEQUER broeglit in the East-India Duty 1301, which was real a first time. The Clergy Penalty Suspension Bill, and the Loan Bill, west through the Committee. The Report el the latter was ordered to be received to-morrow. The Malt and Pension Duty Bill was read a.third time, aad passed. Mr. VANSITTART obtained leave to bring In a HUI for fix ing the commencement and termination at licenses to be granted for the distillation of spirits from grain in Scotland. Lord CASTLEREAGH brought in a Bill to give effect to cer tain engagements of the King of Great Britain with the Emperor LAW OF FOREIGN COMMERCE., BY JOSEPH of Russia and the King of Prussia. It was reads first time, and CHITTY, Esq. I ordered to be read a second time on Monday. His Lordship in gem price 10s. 6d boards, also brought in the Irish Place Bat, on which the same proceed. ATREATISE on the LAW relative to FO. log was had. REIGN COMMERCE; and on the important Subjects Mr. CAI.CRAFT presented two Petitions, praying leave to of the Trade of Belligerents and Neutrals, Embargoes, I.etters bring In a Bill to regulate the trade and Factiee of Surgeons, of Marque and Reprisals, Captures and Re-captures, Contraband Apothecaries, and Men-Midwives. of War, Blockades, Visitation and Search. The Navigation Mr. ROSE presented a Petition from the Printers of London, laws of Great Britain, Licences and Orders in Council, &c. &e. ' complaining that the Printers of the Scottish Universities, (and with the Statutes and Decisions thereon in the Courts of Corn- particularly of that of Glasgow,) had taken an unfair.adrantage mon Law and Admiralty adapted practically for the use of of the Act of the 43d of the Kul& which allowed drawbacks ea Statesmen, Lawyers and Merchants, and of Underwriters and the duty on paper for all Books printed at the Universities of others interested in Insurance Questions. ' Great Britain, by offering to the London Booksellers to print for Sold by W. Clarke and Suns, Portugal-street, Lincoln's Inn ; them, allowing them to receive all the advantage belonging to J."Butterworli, Fleet-street; J. Ri4way, Piccadilly; and J. these public institutions,—lt was laid upon the table. M. Richardson, Cornhill. Lord PALMERSTON laid upon the table various Estimates of the Army, as far as related to the Land Forces. Hr said the This day was published, he should on Monday produce a vote upon account, and would By W. Clarke and Sons, Law Booksellers, Portugal-rtreet, Lin. produce the remaining Estimates in the corese of the week. coin's Inn ; and sold by C. P. Archer, Dame-street, Dublin, Mr. WHITBREAD objected to the present early period neatly bound with Pocket and Tuck, price 6s. the Session being chosen, when so few Members could attend if ILARKE'S LAW POCKET-BOOK for the He begged to know the gross amount of the whole estimate e ‘./ YEAR 1814, containing blank ruled pages under the beads Lord PALMERSTON replied, that it was ‘8,11441.000. im of Terms and Sittings, for the insertion, by Counsel or Attor- eluding all the regiments of the Line, exaV foreign corps. kit niee, of minutes of Causes in which they may be retained; and should on Monday propose to take six min io ns on account. alto for Memorandums, Instructions, and Cash, every day in the The House went into a Committee of Supply. year. A Professional Remembrancer, containing at one view ; I.ord CASTLEREAGH said, that the question having been the law business appointed on particular days in the year, the already fully discussed, be should not sow detain the House by holidays, &c. A Memoranda of Practical Forms in the Courts any further argument. His object was to carry art° execution of K. B. and C. P. in most general use, and required at the in- the determination of a former night, to grant to his Majesty th e slant, when a Book of Reference may not be at hand. A Com- sum of three millions on account, to be apylied to the purpose of putation Table of the times of expiration of Rules, Notices, &c. aiding our Allies. He moved a Resolution for this purpose. with a Table of Disbursements, chewing the costs out of pocket Mr. WHITBREAD did not mean regularly to resist the ma in any particular business, lists of the Houses of Lords and Com• don; but be coda not allow that part of the iubsidy to go mince mons, Law Officer,Stamps, and a variety of other Woeful articles, tired which was appropriated for the Russian Beet. With Ca (to-be continued annually.) present naval streogth, he thought any such addition wholly m g 7 The Pocket Book for this Year will be found considerably neeesswy kOprowid, more space being allowed for Memorandums, &c. 14rd CASTLEREAGH replied, that during the last year Russian fleet had been eminently useful, and be bad no doubt that it would be found equally necessary in the naval dig:Mc:ma of the present year. On the motion of Mr. Hoses Somoza, 43059 were voted fee the repair of St. Margaret's Chureb.--Adjoumed dB (auto:sow. By HENRY SWINBURNE, Some time Judge of the Prerogaive Court of York. The Seventh Edition, with Annotatinn.,by John Joe. Powell, Esq. SHIPPING AND NAVIGA HON., This day was Published, by W.Clarke and Sotto, Law Booksellers, Portugal-street Lincoln's Inn, and sold by C. P. Archer, Dame -street, Portugal-street, in Bvo. price 124 in boards, the Second Edition, with Additions. of THE LAWof SHIPPING and NAVIGATION. . By JOHN REEVES, Author of " The History of the Eng'ish Law." This Work treats of the Plantation Trade,. the Trade with Asia, Africa, and America, of the European Trade, of the Coasting Trade, the Fisheries, of British Ships; together with the Acts of Pailiament, Orders of Council, Licence:., Instruc tion, and La* Opinions. To which is added, as Appendix of Forms of Oaths, Certificates, Registers, &c. Of whom may be had, in tsvo. price Sa. The Laws of Newfoundland, by J. Reeves, Esq. This day was published, price ss. A CATALOGUE of BOOKS for the Year 1814, now on Sale, for Ready Money, at the printed prices, by W. CLARKE and SONS, Portugal-street, Lincoln's Inn.—Part 1. comprises a very superior Collection of Common, Civil, Canon, and Maritime Law Boots. The Student is requested to consider a good Law Library as the Farmer does his live and dead stock in trade • as the Carpus. ter his Chest of Tools • as the Waver hi s Looms they are the implements with ;which he Is to work, and which if be be obliged, when he wants their use, to borrow or hire, he will And no small portion of his most useful time will be spent in the pursuit of what he ought to have at hand. _ - See BACILISTIII, Vol. 11. page 119. Part H. contains an Ationment of Ancient and Modern Li. teraturr, both new and second-band. The full value given, In Money or Bitch*age, for Libraries or Parcels of I.aw and other Books. The Public in general, and the Musical World. in particular, will, no doubt, hear with pleasure that A Work is on the eve of publication, entitled 14 Afmarad Biography" ; or Memoirs of the Lives and Writings of the most eminent Musical Composers and Writers who have flourished during the last three Centuries ; and including Memoirs of those who are now living• Such a Work has long been a desideratum with many' We understand it is from the pen of a Gentleman well known in the Literary World. . , . . . - . . • • . . . • • ' .• ' • .. . * • s •''• • • • -.: . . ~• . . . . . . • , . ,'• ' • .. . • • . . - s s . . . e . e . laAl V ir BOOKS. estil"T. 4'. . . • LAW , IOOIO. This day Wail published, by W. Clarke and' Seine Law Book- . * . MAO% PdAnugeteetrest, Lincoln's Inn, and sold by C.P.Archer, I CHITTY'S LAW OF APPRENTICES. . : ' Dame-street, DeWitt, in eve. price Ss. 6d. WWI, ;'. This day was published, in tivo. price 75.6 d. in boards, AN ESSA Y on AQ UAT IC RI GHTS, i nten d e d - A PRACTICAU TREATISE on the LAW sli an Inusleation of tbetaw relating to Fishing, end to the relative to APPRENTICES and JOURNEYMEN, and Propriety of groUnd or tell, Predated by ailuvion and dereliction to exercising TRACES.-By J.CHTITY, 114. ' " • is the sea and rivers.-By HENRY SCHULTS, Esq. Leedom Prentellilie W. Clark. and ' . b e , Law „.,....__ - oTvehom may be bad, in royal Ivo. price 15s . in boards, Preluliai-cireetelaielOlN 101 l 2 4 mid 14'u• I' • Archer , 1. "'" Canis's Reading on the Statute of Sewers; also, in 'Svcs rice street, Dublin. , : Ss. A Brief Exposition of the Laws relative to ills and Testa- . •-.- meats, by J. Nicholi, Esq. • , ... • FONBLANQUE, ON EQUITY . - 1 . _ . This day was published, by W. Clailseand Sono, La;C Bookseli , • . CASES AND OPINIONS. lees, PortuW-areet, Lincoln's Inn :,,rad tiald by C. P. Archerl •:, - '. - ' This day were published, Dametelree4 Dublin* ill 2 eels. reel See. price xis 14 e. in By W. Clarke and Sons, Law Booksellers, Portugal-street, Lin- lonsedi. coin's Inn; and sold yC. P. Archer, Dame-street, Dublin, in • --..... • . . a ... . ATREATISE of gQ uA i - T 4 ivritn tneASlOltion o f 2 vols. royal Bvo. price 15s. boards, Marginal References and Notts.-4y J. FONBLANQUE, C ASES with OPINIONS of eminent COUNSEL, Esq. Barrister-at-Law, Fourth Edition, eprrected. To•this Edie in MATTERS of LAW, EQUITY, and CONVEYAN• Rees is new added, Franils Maxims of Eyty. - ' • CING ; alphabeticallyarranged and digested under distinct heads, APPEAL CASES. • and containing a variety of Special Cases on the subjects of Ad- • 7 . '• • vowsons Bel:pests, Contingent Remainders, Contracts, Copy- This day was published, Vol. 1. Part ili Pried 6s. h o ld s , &vises Executors, Fines, Leases, Mortgages, Powers, l REPORTS of CASES upon APPEALS and Recoveries, Ti thes, Tenets, Uses, Wills, and other important WRITS of ERROR in the HOUSE of LORDS, timing Branches of the La w. the first Session of the fifth ParliaMent of the United K1e646 21 1 - , • This day was published. 1613. By P. DOWE, Esq. Barrister at Law. . ~ .. ~ d wear in Bt W. Clarke and Sons, Law Booksellers, Portugal-street, Lia- London : Printed for W. Clarke and Sons, an 'R. we ; and sold by C. P. Archer, Dublin. _• -coin's kin, and sold by C. P. Archer, Dame-street, Dublin, •. • In two royal eva vols. pose £2. 10s. boards, ' 'Of wham may be had, Part I, price de. 1 - A N ABRIDGEMENT of the LAW of NISI ------... --------- LAW OF LIEN, ' • .41•••PRIUS.-By WM. SELWYN, jun. Esq. of Lincoln's Inn, • '*is day was published, trYW . Clarke and Sons, LaW Booksellers, Barrister at Law. Third edition, with coosiderable additions. 'P al.street, lairKnin's lan, and sold by C. P. Archer, Another impression of t his wor k havin g bee n called for, the Th in ''' " -1-15 ' t bres ifl'avo. price 91. boards, sompiler has embraced the opportunity to insert two new chap- ( 'v tATISE of the . LAW reladve .to the e t tees, under theories of Mandamus and Quo Warrant°, in which he has endeavoured to treat those important subjects in as full ' . Xis. R HT of IJEN. and STOPPAGE in TRANSITU . ... By ItteliAßD WHITAKER, Esq. and comprehensive a manner as the nature of an abridgement Of whom may be had, the Second Edition, _greatly enlarged, in will permit. The cases which have been decided since the pub- 4•e. price 11. 101 4 in boar ds, • 'leaden of the second edition, are inserted under the proper heads. ' MONTEIIIORF. ' S COMMERCIAL PRECEDENTS. An Appendix , co n ta inin g some p ractical forms which may be i useful at the Sittings and Assizes, has been subjoined. LAW OP SEWERS. - This day was published, This day was published, by W. Clarke and Sons, Law Bookie!. By W. Clarke and Sons, Law Booksellers, Portugal-street, litt- ler', Portugal-street, Lincoln's inn; and sold by C. P. Archer, coin's Inn, and sold by C. P. Archer, Dame-street, Dublin, Dame-street, Dublin, in royal Bvo. price 15a. boards. In royal am. price 165. boards, rrHE READING upon the BTATUTE of A N ANALYTICAL DIGESTED INDEX to AIL SEWERS; with several Judgments and Resolutions of the .L X. the NISI PRIUS REPORTS, with Notes and References Judges. lay ROBERT CALLIS, Esq. Third Edition, correct- By JAMES MANNING, Esq. of Lincoln's Inn. ed and enlarged, with the MS. Notes of the late Mr.Seijeant The present volume Is founded upon an Abridgement of the • Hill. Mr. Justice Buller said (in 2 Term Reports, 363), that Reports- of Peake, Espinasse, and Campbell, originally under Callis's Reading is one of the hest performances on that subject, taken on the plan of Connie, Digest. In the progress of the which has always been admitted as good authority. wish is was apprehended that an arrangement better adapted tc SAI.KELD'S REPORTS. • modern practice might be substistfted for that of Chief Berm Comyns; and that its value would be enhanced by adding re. Lately published, by W. Clarke and Sons, Law Booksellers, ferences to' ases determined in a more solemn manner. With 9 Portugal-street, Linteln's •Inn ; and sold. by C. P. Archer, view to these objects, treatises connected with the principal title Dame -street, Dublin, in 3 Vols. royal Svo. price £2.23. boards, which occur in this Analysis, were consulted. No reference SALKELD's REPORTS of CASES in the . have p however, been Inserted Without exatittnatlon. KING'S BENCH, with some special Cases' in Chancery, 0.4 „, - Common Pleas, and Exchequer, alphabetically digested under ' • TO - MAGISTRAT . tAte. proper heads; the Sixth Edition, includinuthe Notes and Re- .This day was published, by 'W. 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