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LIBRARY OF THE

LELAND STANFORD, JR., UNIVERSITY

LAW DEPARTMENT.

CONTENTS OF No. VII.

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ART. L-LIVES OF THE CHANCELLORS.

The Lives of the Chancellors and Keepers of the Great

Seal in England from the earliest times till the Reign

of George IV. By JOHN LORD CAMPBELL, A.M.

F.R. S. E. The first Series. 3 Vols. Octavo. Pp.

1900. Murray, 1845

ART II. THE LAW OF ESTATES-CHAPTER I. ESTATES IN

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Narratives of Remarkable Criminal Trials, translated

from the German of ANSELM RITTER VON FEUERBACH.

By Lady DUFF GORDON. 8vo. Murray, 1846

ART. V.-UNCERTAINTY OF LAW.CODIFICATION

ART. VI. — PRACTICAL USE OF THE ROMAN LAW.

A Compendium of Modern Civil Law. By FERDINAND

MACKELDEY, Professor of Law in the University of

Bonn. Edited by Philip Ignatius Kaufmann, from

the 12th German edition in 2 vols. Vol. I. 8vo.

ART. VII. — M. PHILIP DUPIN

ART. VIII.—OF THE CASES FOR THE PROOF OF WHICH

MORE WITNESSES THAN ONE ARE REQUIRED

ART. IX.-M. MOLE

ART. X.-LAW OF DEBTOR AND CREDITOR.

1. Letter to Sir Robert Peel on the Abolition of Im-

prisonment for Debt. By Mr. Commissioner FANE.

2. Observations on Bankruptcy and Insolvency. By

W. H. ASHURST. Dinnis, 1838.

3. Credit, the Life of Commerce, being a Defence of

the British Merchants against the demoralising Ten-

dency of the recent Alterations in the Laws of Debtor

and Creditor. By J. H. ELLIOT. Madden and Co.,

4. Paper on the Law of Debtor and Creditor.

by Order of the Society for Promoting the Amend-

ment of the Law. By Mr. Commissioner FANE. 1845.

5. A Bill to amend the Laws relating to Bankruptcy

and Insolvency. April 8, 1846

ART. XI.-BURDENS ON LAND. -CONVEYANCING REFORM 164

ART. XII.-THE BAR, THE BENCHERS, AND the Judges.

Origin and Early History of the Benchers of the Inns

of Court. Printed (privately) by Roworth, 1846.

Note on the Jurisdiction of the Judges as Visitors over

the Election of Benchers. By AMICUS CURLÆ, 1846

SELECTION OF ADJUDGED POINTS

NOTE ON CHARITABLE TRUSTS

CONTENTS OF No. VIII.

ART. I. PROXIES IN PARLIAMENT

ART II.-RAILWAY TRIBUNALS.

1. Report from the Select Committee of the House of

Lords on Railways, together with the Minutes of

Evidence taken before the Committee.

2. Private Bills and Business of the House. Proposed

Resolutions. 1846

ART. III.-THE LAW OF ESTATES-CHAPTER II. ESTATES

ART. IV. - CONTROVERTED ELECTIONS.

7 & 8 Vict. c. 103. An Act to Amend the Law for the

Trial of Controverted Elections of Members to serve

ART. V.-THE FLIGHT OF THE TERMS

ART. VI.-WRITERS ON THE CONFLICT OF LAWS, OR

PRIVATE INTERNATIONAL LAW

Reports of Society for Promoting the Amendment of the

ART. VIII.A NEW GENERATION OF LAWYERS. -LE-

ART. IX. TOWNSEND'S EMINENT JUDGES.

The Lives of Twelve Eminent Judges of the Last and

Present Century. By William C. Townsend, Esq.,

M.A., Recorder of Macclesfield. Longman, 1846

ART. X.-CONVEYANCING BURDENS ON LAND.

1. Report from the Select Committee of the House of

Lords on the Burdens affecting Real Property, toge-

ther with the Minutes of Evidence taken before the

said Committee.

2. Copy of a Communication made by Lord Monteagle

to the Board of Trade, on the Subject of Burdens on

Land. (Ordered by the House of Commons to be

printed, June 29. 1846.)

3. A Letter to Lord Worsley on the Burdens affecting

Real Property. By Henry Sewell, Esq. London,

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