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The late MR. SEkJi.Ai,IT HILL.

Mr. Justice Buller said (in the case of Dore •. Gray, 2 Term
Reports, n 65), that CAW reading is one of the best performances
on that subject, which has always hr en admitted as gothl authority.
The Contents are as follow :—A general Act concerning the
rommlssion of Sewers; extent of the Law of Sewerv; of Lands
gained from the Sea; of Grounds left by the Sea; Sea Coasts;
Creeks; Ports; diversity between Grounds gained and,Grounds
left ; of Walls, Batiks, Ditches, Gutters, Sewers, Causeways,'
Bridges, Streams, Mills, Ponds, Mill-dams, Locks, Floodgates,
and otlier like impediments, private Walls and Banks; what
things officers of Sewers may do by survey only, Surveyors' Fre-
i sentrnent, wnat Contnnuiumrs of Sewers may do by discretion,
Prescription and Custom, Tenure, Covenant, assessing Town-
ship, Tythes, Copy!toltiPr, Annuity, Commons, Ferry, Herbage,
Free-passage, Parks, Warzens, Chases, Fair or Market, Lords
and Tenant, Lessee for years and Reversion ; Taxes, Rates, and
Assessments imposed merely by the laws of Sewers; the charge
upon the Leval, tile Sewers ale a Court of Justice. Imprison-
ment by the Commissioners of Sewers, line and Amerciament,
in what place a Distress is to he taken, whose Goods may be dis-
trained, GaAs sold, Repievins, legal Proceedings, to make a
Stream navigalle, &e.

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ASELECT Collection of Thirteen Printed Blank
Drafts in CON VF.YANCING, comprising such as are of
the nut general use in, Practice, with variations, ajapting them
to clitlerent circumstances of title.
By CHARLES BARTON, Esq. Barrister at Law.
These Drafts are printed on copy paper (on one side only)
and will, it is presumed, be found extremely useful to Solicitors ia
all cases when peculiar expedition is required the following se-
lection has been made :
No. T. Conveyance by Vendor (or Vendor's wife) to • a Pur-
chaser (or a Purchaser and Trustee).
No. 11. Conveyance by Vendor and Trustee for preventing
Dower to a Purchaser.
No. 111. C ,nveyance by Vendor and Trustee for preventing
Dower to a Purchaier and his 'Trustee for the like purpose.
No. IV. Conveyance by Mortgagor and Mortgagee in fee, to a
Purchaser cr a Purchaser and Trustee f..t. preventing Dower.
No. V. Conveyance by Mortgagor and Mortgagee for a term
to a Purchaser or a Purchaser and Trustee,for preventing Dower
with Merger of the term. •
No. VI. it bsignment of Leasehold Premises from a Vendor to
a Purcha-er.
No. VII. Assignment of Leasehold Premises from a Mortgagor
and Mortgagee to a Purchaser.
No. VIII. Mortgage in fee from an owner of the Inheritance,
variations where wife a party.
No. IX. llorcgage in fee by the Owner of the Inheritance and
his Ttustee.
No. X. Mortgage by demise for a term of years by Owner of
the Inheritance, vatiatiens where his wife joins.
No. XI. Moregsze of Leasehold Premises.
No. XII. .Assignment of a Trustee to attend the Inheritance.
No. XIII. Deed of Covenant to prosloce Title Deeds.

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