The true Democrat., 1855-05-08


 licatiOn of the English Reports in full,
 by Little, Brown x Co.,, Law and Fora
 eign Booksellers, 1I2 Washington Street,
 Boston.
 YNHE publishers of this series of the English Law | and Equity Reports, invite the attention of the profession to the following statements, showing the advantages which they possess over all others.
 l. They are the only reprints which furnish all the decided in their respective courts The 3d vol tune of Ellis and Blackburn, issued from the Phila- delpha press brtTeSseS to ve the decisions Of the Queens Bench in Hilary, Easter, and Trinity terms 1854, but it contains only cases out of ONE HUNDRED AND TwENTY-oNE. aW y' qchich wa2l De tound dn tie Law and Equity Reports Many of the cases omitted are among the most important decided in that period The Philadelphia reprint of the 14th Common Bench, parpmts to contain the cases from Mchaelmas Term lS53 to Easter Term 1854, inclu- sive, but it gives only SIXTY CASES out of EIGHTY THREE. For he Temaitiug caseS he 4n,ercam laa0ger must looh to Me Lc,g apd Lguity Rgpqts The Ex- chequer Reports ill like manner will be found ncom pete. And this incompeteness of tue Philadelphia series increases from year to year. for the proportion of omitted is much greater the in recent volumes than in the previous ones.
 II. The character of the Law and Equity Reports will bear the most rigid comparison with the Phila delphia series They have much larger circulation ill England and are as freely and confidently cited. The Law Journal and Jurist cited S33 times in Shelford on Railways while MeeSon and Welsey, the Queens Bench, Common Bench. and Exchequer Re ports collectively cited but 455 times. In Hill Trustees, the Law Journal Jurist, and Law Equity Reports are cited S46 times. In Saunders Pleading and Evidence the Law Journal and Jurist are cited 1871 times, while the Queens Bench. Common Bench and EXchequer Reports collectively cited but l444 times. An1 ecGm.taatt0u t any recent Eiag}ish iaac book wW &todo Me same h5gh appreciation O Me publications from whicA Me Lap and Equity Reports printed.
 III. In these reports the decisions are generally given several months in advance of the Philadelphia reprints. Eren in Me ro{unees ohic1 u5e announced in adrance ot reports. 1 actU 6e foend hat c larqe proportion ot e cases had become tamalir to tue pression trough te LaV anI Equitg Reports, before Mear publication at PAiladelphta. But by the reduce tion of matter which the omission of the chancery in the inferior courts will cause, shall be able here after publish the common law cases several months earlier than heretofore The 2Sth volume containing the cases in Michaelmas Term 1854 and part Hilary Term 1S55 will be published in July next, and hee after intend to publish Me 0 each term a0ah am tour moaths from the rising qt tue courts.
 ". In addition to the complete reports of the com law courts this series will furnish the cases be- fore the House of Lords, the Prry Council, the Lord Chancellor, the R1qh Court Qf 1ppeal aa Chance,y, amount of matter more than double that furnished in the Philadelphia series
 V. The Law and Equity Reports sold at s2 per volume which will amount to s6 per year hereafter Considering tue amount of matter acsch they contain
 ear cost as Jess tham one ha that o tue PhladephaG se1ies.
 These Reports are now regularly digested in our Annual United States Digest, which thus embraces an Annual Digest of the whole English and Ameri- can Law. We shall. upon the completion of Vol. xxx, publish a separate Digest of these Reports up to that time
 For the greater convenience of the profession, we shall also hereafter publish table of all the cases in these Reports with reference to the volume and page of every other series where the same case may be found.
 Vols. I. to XIV. ready for delivery, at $2 per volume, to permanent subscribers.
 May 8, 1855 3t JOHN E. REARDON, Agent.