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" Precedents do both teach and Illustrate."

Coke upon Littleton, 3 b. s. 445.
Er This Work comprises Ole forms of very near three hun-
dred interlocutory orders and other proceedings of daily occur-
rence in the prosecuting and defence of Chancery Causes and
Matters, with numerous practical Notes, the whole the result of
many years actual practice.

PRESTON'S CON V E YANCIN G.
This day was published, in royal Biro. price 9s.
Voi. 11. Part I.

A I'REATISE on CONVEYANCING, with a
View to its application to practice, being a series of praetcal
Observations written in a plain familiar style, which have tor
their object to assist in preparing Drafts, and in judging of the
operation of Deeds.—This Volume treats of I.ease and Releave.
By RICHARD PRESTON, Esq. Barrister at Law.
London : Printed for W. Clarke and Sons, Law Booksellers,
Portugal-street, l.incoln',lnn.
Of whom may be had, Vol. 1. price I6s. boards,
VINER'S ABRIDGMENT.—Those Gentlemen who may
have imperfect sets of Viner's General and Complete Abridgment
of Law Equity, have now an opportunity of completing them by
making an early application to Messrs. W. Clarke and Sous, Pur-
tupl-street,

This day was published, in two vols. Bvo. price I Gs. in boards,
UNOMUS, or Dialogues concerning the Law
1--4 and Constitution of England; with an Essay, a Dialogue.

By EDWARD WYNNE, Esq;
The Third Edition, corrected.
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Thi:i elegant and learned Work is written in recommendation
of a I.beral 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 eon-
;:ection with the History and Constitution of England, and will
facilitate almost irremovable difficulties, particularly in explaining
and simplifying matters of practice, and other technical parts of
the profession.

London : Printed for W. Clarke and Sons, Portugal-street,
Liacoln's-Inn ; and J. White and Co. Fleet-street.

This day was published, by W. Clarke and Sons, Law Book-
sellers, Poreugal-street, Lincoln's lira,
In two pocket volumes, closelT printed, price 12s. in boards,
'THE NEW POCKET CONVEYANCER ; or,
ATTORNEY'. COMPLETE FOCKET-BOOK ; com-
prising a choice Selection, and a great variety of the most valua-
ble and approved Precedents in Conveyancing. In which the
suodern forms introduced by Conveyancers of the highest emi-
nence now in practice are particularly attended to ; and the effi-
cacy of them explained. To which arc 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.—By JAMES BARRY BIRD.
Second Edition, enlarged and improved. 'Fla which is added
also a new complete Index.

Phis day was published by W. CI.ARKE and Sons, Law Book-
sellers, Portugal-street, Lincoln's Inn, in Royal Octavo, price

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'FHE READING upon the STATUTE of SEW-
.I- ERS, with several Judgments and Resolutions of the Judges,

By ROBERT CALLIS, Esq.
Fourth Edition, corrected and winged, with the MSS. Notes of

The late MR. SERIiAiIT HILL.

Mr. Justice Buller said (in the case of Dore v. Gray, 2 Term
Reports, 365), that Callis' reading is one of the best performances
on that subject, which has always been admitted as good authority.
The. Contents are as follow :—A general Act concerning the
commission of Sewers; extent of the Law of Sewers ; of Lands
gained from the Sea; of Grounds left by the Sea; Sea Coasts;
Creeks; Ports; diversity between Grounds gained and Grounds
left; of Wails, Banks, Ditches, Gutters, Sewers, Causeways,
Bridges, Streams, Mills, Ponds, Mill-dams, Locks, Floodgates,
' and other like impediments, private Walls and Banks; what
things officers of Sewers may do by survey only, Surveyors' pre-
sentment, what Commissioners of Sewers may do b; discretion,
Prescription and Custom, Tenure, Covenant, assessing Town-
ship, Tythes, Copyholder, Annuity, Commons, Ferry, Herbage,
Free-passage, Parks, Warrens, Chases, Fair or Market, Lords
and Imam, Lessee for years and Reversion ; Taxes, Rates, and
Assessments imposed merely by the laws of Sewers; the charge
upon the Level, the Sewers are a Court of Justice, Imprison-
ment by the Commissioners of Sewers, Fine and Amerciatnent,
in what place a Ditress is to be taken, whose Goods may be dis-
traintd, Goods sold, Replevins, legal Proceedings, to make a
Stream navigable, &c.