BUTTERWORTHS, 7, FLEET STREET,
Law Booksellers and Publishers;

EDINBURGH: T. & T. CLARK, AND BELL & BRADFUTE.
DUBLIN: HODGES & SMITH.

1851.

LONDON

PRINTED BY C. ROWORTH AND SONS,

BELL YARD, TEMPLE BAR.

VII.—THE BILL FOR THE BETTER ADMINIS-

TRATION OF JUSTICE IN THE COURT

OF CHANCERY AND IN THE JUDICIAL

COMMITTEE OF THE PRIVY COUNCIL 110

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NOTES OF LEADING CASES:

EQUITY.

De Visme v. De Visme, 1 M'N. & Gor. 336; The At-

torney-General v. The Corporation of London, 2

M'N. & Gor. 247; S. C. 2 M'N. & Gor. 269. 147-155

COMMON LAW.

Cleave v. Jones (in error), 20 Law J. Exch. 238;

Grant v. Norway, 20 Law J. C. P. 93; Mead v.

Bashford, 20 Law J. (N. S.) Exch. 190; Regina

v. Hill, 15 Jurist, 470; 2 Denison's C. C. 254;

Jones v. Harrison, 20 Law J. Exch. 166; S. C. 15

Jur. 337; Latham v. Spedding, 15 Jur. 576;

Wakeman v. Lindsay, 19 Law J. Q. B. 166;

Kerby v. Harding, 20 Law J. Exch. 163; Hella-

well v. Eastwood, 20 Law J. Exch. 154; Amber-

gate Railway Company v. Norcliffe (in error), 20

Law J. Exch. 234

SHORT NOTES OF NEW BOOKS:

156-167

Foss's Lives of the Judges, Vols. III. and IV., 168;

Baker's Practical Compendium of the Statutes,

Cases, &c. affecting the Office of Coroner, 168;

Fonblanque's Bankruptcy Reports, 168; Macrae's

Practice of Insolvency, 168.

EVENTS OF THE QUARTER

LIST OF NEW PUBLICATIONS

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171

CONTENTS.

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ART. I.-PUBLIC TRUSTEESHIPS

173

II. THE LIABILITIES IN THIS COUNTRY OF

FOREIGN SOVEREIGNS .

182

III. THE SCOTCH BAR AND THE HOUSE OF

PEERS

188

IV.-EMINENT MEMBERS OF THE BAR-THE

V.-NEW LAW STATUTES OF THE SESSION. 214

VI.-CRIMES OF 1848, 1849 AND 1850

VII.—LANDLORD AND TENANT UNDER THE

PRESENT CRISIS

VIII.-JUDICIAL CHANGES AND JUDICIAL

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