tinctly the recent changes in, and existing principles of, the Law of Evidence, and to bring down the review of cases to the date of publication. The Chapter on the Measure of Damages, is also, as far as I am aware, a new feature in a Treatise on the Law of Evidence. THE TEMPLE, E. P. CONTENTS. CHAPTER III.-On Bills of Exceptions and Demurrers to Evidence. On the Competency of Witnesses 36 CHAPTER IX.-On Evidence of Ancient Possession. CHAPTER X.-On Evidence in Questions, of Pedigree CHAPTER XI.-On Evidence of Dying Declarations CHAPTER XIII.-On Evidence of Declarations made in the course of Professional Business 288 CHAPTER II.-On Public and Judicial Writings CHAPTER III.-On Public Non-Judicial Writings CHAPTER IV.-On Private Writings, Inspection, Notice to CHAPTER V.-On Secondary Evidence, Proof of Handwriting, Attesting Witnesses, Writings that refresh the Memory 302 CHAPTER VI.-On Matters which are required to be proved by Writing, the Statutes of Frauds, of Limitations, of 331 345 357 Brazin v. Jones Brett v. Beales Brierley v. Kendell Brickell v. Hulse............... 288 Cleave v. Jones Brine v. Bazalgetti Bringloe v. Goodair............ Bristow v. Secqueville....... 249 Coates v. Bambridge 173 Cobden v. Kendrick Buckland v. Johnson ..193, 230 275 Clay v. Thackrah 156 244 Clayton v. Blakey 230 208 Clifford v. Parker Clifford v. Turrell 52 Clunnes v. Pezzy 85 Clunn v. Morris 144 63 323 ..... 294 236 Coe v. Allingham 274 234 Cook's case 32 |