The reports at large; or, Lawyer's complete assistant
Subtitle: containing all the reports of cases of established reputation in the High court of chancery, the Courts of exchequer, King's bench, and Common pleas: correctly and elegantly printed, without mutilation or abridgment, from the best editions of the respective reporters: greatly improved, and illustrated by the addition of numerous notes and references, pointing out the several alterations and amendments in the law, and in what instances the authority of any particular case has been affected by subsequent adjudications and statutes
By: By William Newnam, Esq.; editor of the Complete Conveyancer. Vol. I.
Publisher: Printed for J. Wenman
Published: 1781
Place of publication: London
Language: eng
Number of pages: 740
Other titles: Lawyer's complete assistant.
Notes: Newnam proposed to reprint the existing reports in more convenient octavo volumes. He planned weekly shilling issues which would be bound in volumes later. Apparently only this one volume was published. Sweet and Maxwell report that this is the only copy they have ever seen and the work is not described in any available bibliography of English reports.

This volume is a reprint from the original plates of vol. 1 of the first London edition of John Tracy Atkyns' Reports of cases argued and determined in the High court of chancery, 1781.