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This duy was published,,

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In Two Pocket Vols. closely printed, price IN. boards,
1-HE NEW POCKE'C CONVEYANCER ;
AT I ORNEY's COMPLE TE POCKET-BOOK: com-
prising a choice selection and a great variety of the most valuable
and approved precedents in Conveyancing ; in which the modern
Forms introduced by Conveyancers of the highest eminence now
in proctiee are particularly wended to, and the efficacy of them
explained. To which ate also added, Preliminary Observations
relative to the nature and usc of each particular sprciei of Deed •
and an introductory Discourse on the Subjt•ct of Deeds in general
By JAMES BARRY IsIRD.
St cond Edition, eidarged and improved. To which is added
also a new and complete In a.'
Printed for W. Clarke and Sons, Law Booksellers, Portugal-,
street, Lincoln's Inn.

This day was published,
By W. Clarke and Sons, Portugal-street, Lincoln% Inn, price
Xi. 18s. per set, (printed on Copy or Draft Paper, en one
side only),
:ASELECT COLLECTION of printed BLANK
DRAFTS in CON VEY ANCiNt; ; cuinprising such as are
of the must general use in Practice, with variations, adapting them
to different circumstances of rid:, selected from the Precedents
of CHARLES BAkTON, Esq. Author of the Elements of
Conveyancing.
The above Drafts, (which are sometbinglets than 2s. 4d. each)
it is conceived, will be found of material use and convenience to
professional gentlemen in all cases where immediate expe.;ition is
requisite, and in particular to such country practitioners as have
not an opportunity of submitting their drafts, at every turn, to
the perusal of a regular Conveyancer.

'ibis day was published,
CASES WITH OPINIONS,
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By W. Clark, and Sous, Law BookedLrs, Portugal-street,
coln's Inn, in two vols. hvo price 15s. hoards,
CASES with OPINIONS of EMINENT COUN-
SEL., in Matters of Law, Equity, and Conveyancing, alpha-
betically arranged, and digested under different heads; and con-
taining a variety of Special Cases on the subjects of Advowsons,
Bequests, Contingent Remainders, Contracts,Copyholds, Devises,
Executors, Fines, I.eases, Mungages, Powers, Recoveries,
Tythes, 'trusts, Uses, Wills, and other important branches of the
Law.

This is a Selection from a large Collection of Opinions on Spe-
cial Subjects, by several late eminent Counsel, among whicb .tre
contained many elaborate Opinions of those late eminent Con
veyancers, Mr. Booth. Mr Fearne, &c.

This day was published,
In Bvo. price 7s. 6d. boards, by W. Clarlw and Sons, Law Book-
srller►, Portugal street, Lincoln's Inn.

THE LAW and PRACTICE of DISTRESSES
• and REPLEVIN.

By the late Lord Chief Baron GILBERT.
To which is added, an Appendix of Precedents, third edition,
with considerable additions, taken from former and latter Reports
and other books of authority, and full practical directions nom
the seizure of the Distress to the sale, and suing a Replevin. by
William Hunt, Esq. Barrister at Law, of Lincolies lan.
Of whom may be bad, in evo.price ex. Wilmot's Law of Mort-
gage, with a selection of Precedents. Also a Summary Treciaa
of Pleading, in svo. prim 46. 6d.

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Th., day sr- • nub' • ed.
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rOLLE.: FANEA JURII)ICA. of
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Constitution of Eigland. This eoliec! lots contains several %Jr
v.slualsie Law Tracts not before published, with se. tf ordinal
Cases, arguments, lodgments, and Opinions of etnint.nt ntoet et
Coming, on d ffermt an I ionpottsnt questions in Law, including
several of that able Con :dancer, Mr. Fearno.

SWIN,!t'ItNIP. ON WILLS. •
This day was publi•lied. in Myer Volumes. %wawa,
price I ts. C 1 in boards,
T iEATISE of TE6TAMENTS and LASt
WILLS, in Seven Parts.
lit. What a Testament and Last Will la.
2d. What Persons may make a le.tam
3d. Describing wh it Odor may be ehlrysed of '4, Wit.
4th. In *bat manner Testaments and .n. to be Ma '1 ••
Stk. What person may be etecutor, or is capable of a Legacy.
6th. The office of an Ei cutor.
7th. Shewing by what means Wills become void.
By HP.NR SWINBURNE,
rnme time Judge of the 'Prerogative Court of Ynrk.
The Seventh fdith,n, with v.lluable Atiuotati-ns. •Ilustrative
of the subject, to the present firm., by the late Talus J•ftepii
Powell, Es,. Prepared fat the Press by lames Wake. Esq. liar,
rioter at Law.—Priuted for W. Ci.u-ke and Sots, Law Booksel.
lers, Portugal street, Lincoln's Inn.

Thi.. day was published,
In Two Volumes, ascravo, prier ilis. in boards,
EUNOMUS, or Dialogues concerning the Lsw and
Constitution of England ; wi:b an Essay, a Dialogue.
third Edition, corrected.—By LDWARD WY NN F.. Esq.
This elegant ald learned work is written in recoostwittlati In
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important subjects and branches or Law, and their connect:vs
with the History and Constitution of England, and will facilitate
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protession.—Printed for W. Clarke and Sons, PorTugal street,
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HEN Men of Education and professional skill
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