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London, England, 1814-02-24 00:00:00

LOUD COKE'S INT!' Fru TES.

This day were publkl►ed, by W. Clarke and Sons, LaW Book-
sellers, Poi tugal-street, Lincoln's Inn; and sold by C. P. Ar-
cher, Dublin ; in 4 vols. royal MVO. price Al. I ss. in boards,
THE SECOND,TH I R 1) ATOFOURI.Ii PA RTS
of I.OltD COKE'S INSTITUTES of the LAWS of
ENGLAND; containing a Commentary on Mai;ns Charts, and
an Exposition of many ancient and other Statute% of High Trea-
son and other Pleas of the Crown, and Criminal Causes and hi-
'riadictions of Courts; with the addition of mitlientic Transla-
tions of the Statutes, and marginal rererences to modern autho-

ORDERS OF THE HOUiE OF COMMONS.

This day wa. published by W. Clarke and Sods, Law not.ksellers,
Po: turd-street( lantobes Inn, and, sold by C. P. Archer,
reet,'Duban.
In Octavo, price ss. ltd. boardc_

THE NEW STAN- DING ORDERS of the
HOUSE of C0'N414.10245, as revised by a Committee, and
or red to be printed Jaly, 1813, reLylve to Private Bilk and
other matters; with the Orders of the House of Lords and Tat
toles of Feei to be taken by the Officers of both Houses of Parlia-
ment. Ile Hous: of Commons having made several new Stand-
ing Orders, referred them to a Committee, who having. ;arranged
and incorpprated them together, it was ordered by the House
they should be printed, and, as all persons should be acquainted
with these new Orders, to direet.their proceedings on application
for private Bills, it was thought desirable to put them in a form
foL General Use.

BIRD'S LAW SELECTIONS.

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Pont:lel-street, Lincoln's Inn ; and sold by C. P. Archer,
Dime-street, Dublin ; closely printed Ins volumes evo. pries
ael. 4s. in boards, either volume of whirl, containing four
Tracts, ma) 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.
jests, viz.-1. Landlord and Tenant-2. Wills, Testaments,
Exectiton,•Guardians"-8. Masters, Servants. Apprentices, and
Joornernen.--.4. Parish Matters, such as Churchwardens, Over-
seers, Constables, Parish Clerk, iftc.-5. l'ythes, with instruc-
tions for Clergymen, Farmers, and Country Solicitors.-6. Rela-
tive to Commons and Commoners, with the Rights of Lords of
Manors.-7. Highways and Turnpike Roads Nand 8. Of Tn.
valets, Travelling, aad Innkeeper.
N.B. Any of the above Publications, for the accommodsds6
of thy Pablic, Mby be had separate, it as. 61 oath.

PRESTON ON CONVEYANCING.
This day wit+ pishlidied. by IV. Clarke and Sons. Law Booksrl-
ler9, Portusl-itreet, Lineoln'a.inn; and sn'd by C. P. Arciier,
Dame-streer, Dubl.n, in royal Bvt,. price Li, in boards, the
Second Edition, vi th grin Addition..
ATitgATISE on CONVEYANCING, with a
View to its applicatlnu to practice, brivg a seriia Prac-
tical Observations, written in kplalulannliar ityir, which Cave
for theit object to aasl in preparing Drifiv; and in Judging of
the operation of Deeds.
By RICHARD PRESTON, F.osi. Barrim.r at Law.
Of thy above Bookseller* may be bad, the First Part of Vol 9.