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REVIEW OF JURISPRUDENCE.
No. I. Now Series, No. LXV. Old Series.
CONTENTS:
I. Presumptive Evidence.
11. O'Connell v. Reginam.
111. The Law of Debtor and Creditor.
IV. The Growth of Crime.
V. Greening's Chitty on Pleading.
VI. The Transfer of Property Act.
VII. Parochial Settlements.
VIII. The Bar.
Notes of Leading Cases.—Digest of Cases.—Events of the Quarter.—

List of New Publications.—Postscript.
.* The Digest will henceforth contain all the Cases In all the
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