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CHANCERY PRACTICE.

Tles day was published, by lA' Clarke and Sons, Law Booksel-
lers, Portuga!-street, Lincoln's Inn, and sold by C. P. Archer,
Dmase-street, Uedalin, in 2 vols. livo. including the new Feet,
price Et. is. in boards,
rilHE' PRESENT PRACTICE and COSTS in
she HIGH COURT of CHANCERY; with Prac•ical
Directions And Remarks for the guidance of the Silietur in the
Comltietteg of a Cause, from the Commencement to its Close :
and also In Condocilrg Proceedings iu I imacy, and Matters
order the Jurisdiction of Ow Coon. or of the Lord Chart.. For,
In which the Practir,- of th.s I :•fart, and particularly befora •hr
Masco-, Is fully ; con•aining a valii thle Collectt,n of
useful.Piecetlehts, wi•i. the Addition of the. Modern Cases, and
the bee Orders of Court relative to Fees.

Ay S Sdieitor.
Fourth Edition. vital•'erahly enlarged and imrrovetl,
By R•r*lT ♦citayt.es, E'q.
Of whom may be had, An F.p.tome of the Practice of the
Coen of Chancery, with the New Fees. Sy S. Turner. Sea
ed. ed. boards.

--°---IMPEY'S PLEADER.
Thif day was published, in Royal seri pace Xt. in hoards,
leered by permission to Lord Ellenborough),
TH. MODERN PLEADE It ; trint:tio.ing the
Beeeral Fermi 0 Commencing and Concluding D..clara-
dons in all Point:al and mixed Actf.ms, in superior and interior
Courts, and by or against particular Persons, with Neves thereon.
Also, a Collection of Choice and Useful Precedents for DLclara.
tient, in the Action of Account and common Assumpsit, with
those on Bills of Exchange and Promissory Notes. To which
-are added, the forms of the tndebitstus Counts In Debt, aid
Precedents of /Jeclaratien in Debt upon Bills atad Notes.. Money
Bonds, Bonds for Performance of Covenants, Bail Bonds, Re
;skein Bonds, and upon Recognizance' of nail, with a variety of
useful Notes and Observations *wren ; the several Cases deter.
edamd in liege Actions, with the Evidence necessary to support
each Declaration.
The whale made easy and useful to Students, and to the Prat•
risers in Town and Country; funti.hing the latter with the ne.
(galaxy Instructions for their Avows
By JOHN IMPEIfy Inger Temple.
Ssicoad Edition, with great Additions.
London 3 Printed for W. Clarks and Sons, Law Booksellers,
Portuzal•etreet, Liacoln's Inn.

MARRIAGE SETTLEMENTS.
This day was published, by W. CLAILILL and SON 8, Law Book-
sellers, Portugal.street, Lincoln% Inn, In royal ilvo.
. .
Prim Xi. ea. boards,
APRACTICACTREATtSE of the LAW of
MARRIAGE and other FAMILY SE rTLEMINTS.
fly EDMUND GIBSON A rHERLY, Esq. of Gray's Inn.
By whom a Settlement may be made—what things maybe en-,
tailed—of Agreements for Masriage Settlements—of carrying
Marriage Articles into Isecution.-Pot settletnenta after Marriage
—what will support Settlements sites Marriage—of Settlements
upon Considerations, and without Considerations—of voluntary
Settlements and Rentaindet..—,.and of which contain a Power of
Revocation--of Settlements under a Power of Appointment—of
Settlements by Persona to Trade, or who afterwards became
Bankrupts—of a Settlement by the Husband or his Wife la Tail
—of settling Property to a married Woman's separate Use—of
settling Estates so as to enable a Fense Cotert to dispose of it—of
the Settlement a married Woman is entitled to out of ber equitable
Istate—of Settlements the Court of Chancery will compel a Per-
son to make who privately marries a Ward of Court—of Settle-
ments made upon the voluntary separation of Husband and Wife
--of Sett: menu on a kept Mistress--of Covenants to lay out
Money In the purchase and settling of Lands—Barring of Entails
—Settlements in Pursuance of Wills—of Purchases in the Name
of a Child.--of frigmd Conveyances, and fake Representations
made to bring shoot Marriages—of Agreements in Dorogation of
marriage Coeuact...et a Jelittafas ilildvsetuus otbai fdatieras

This •vzi published, in Octavo. price 71: 6d. boards,
By W. Chrke and Sons, Law Booksellers, Portugal-street, and
C. P. Archer, Dame street, Dublin,
THE LAW and PRACTICE of DISTRESSES,
and REPLEVINS.--By the late Lord Chief Baron GIL-
BER I.—To which is added, an Appendix of Precedents, third
Edition, wish considerable Additiors, and full practical directions
from th.t. seizur.: of the digress to t be sale, and suing a replevin.
By WM. HUNT, Barree.tr Law,•of Lincoln's inn.
Of whom natty he Dad, In Octavo, price 61.
A Swanamtl- srecarset PLICA DINO. in Ovo. price ss.

I.•'s day was (11biiSheJe
By W. Clarke and !._ i jiaoksellers, Portugal-street, Lin-
eubs's Tim, and sold by C. P. Archer, Mane-street, Dublin, in
two royal svo. vols. price 2. It's. boards,
AN Abridgement of the LAW of NISI PRIUS.
By WM. SEI.WYN. jm. Esq.
Of Lincoln's Inn, 13.arrist,r,at.I.aw.
ThTrd Edi don, with coniiderable Additions.
The cases which have been tlecid•ed since the publication of.
the Second Edition, are inserted under the proper It-.ads. An
Appe•olii, eontaming some-practical Forms, which may be use-
ful at the Sittings ant As.:,.zes, has been suhjohed.

BU It it OW'S lI.E t'ol
This day were published, in Five Volumes, Royal Octavo,
Li. 15a, in boards,
EPORTS of CASES argued and adjudged in
I% the COURTS of xncrs BENCH, during the Lord
MaliNti,l.l presided In that Court', frost M:chaelenas Term, .:111
Gera II 1 i i 6, to Easter Term, 12 Geo. 111. 1773, by Sir JAMES
LitTlt/tOW ill!! Filth Edition, with the Adel•flon of Critical
NOM% and ObSCrVlions. anal Reference. to other Report. and
Authoriics from the MS% auto late Mr. serjeaut H.ll Ts
this bdo.oti the indexes are conaolidired.

London : Printed fir W. Ctarke and Sans, and J. Butterworth ;
matt told by C. P. Archer, Dame-wreet,

TI is day wa, published,
By W. Clarke and Sons, I.aw Booksellers, Portugal street, Lin.
aAn's Inn, in Bvo vol. 2. rice Cl.. 21. in boards •

rIIFIE ORIGIN, PROGRESS, and PRESENT
PitAC i ICE of the BANKRUP I• LAW, both is Eng •
land and Ireland.

By EDWARD CHRISTIAN, of Gray's Inn, Esq.
Barrister-at-Law, a Comm;.sioner of Bank: mot, Professor of the

Laws of England, &c. &c.'

•,,• In this publication every Statute and General Order of the
Chancethir is rotiri 'creel Chronologically, and an Ahridgemnit
cf each material Decision is subjo:ned to the Section or Order
upon which it inintediarely depends; the Author, upon every
question of the Bankrupt Law, has interspersed his own explana.
thm or ob<ervations. The whole intended as a complete System
of the Thenty.and present Practice of the Bankrupt Law.
' The two vols. complete, price £l. 14a. boards.
ORDERS OF THE HOUSE OF COMMONS.

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Portugal-street, Lincoln's Inn, and sold by C. P. Archer,
Dene-street, Dublin.
In Octave, price Se. 6d. boards,
THE NEW STANDING ORDERS of the
HOUSE of COMMONS, as revised by a Committee, and
ordered to be printed July, I 6 tS, relative to Private Bills and
other matters; with the Orders of the House of Lords and 'fa-
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ment. Ihe House of Commons having made several new Stand-
ing Orders, referred them to a Committee, who having arranged
and incorporated them together, it was ordered by the House
they should be printed; and, as all persons should be acquainted
with these new Orders, to direct their proceedings on application
for private Bills, it was thought desirable to put them in a form
for General Use.

lIRD'S LAW SELECTIONS.

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—4. Parish Matters, such as Churchwardens, Overseers, Con-
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Clergymen, Farmers, aid Country Solicitors-6. Relative to
Commons andCommeners, with the Rl,!lits of Lords of Manors
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