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Doubtful Points under the Bankrupt Law, | Dumpor's Case, -Continued.

Unrecorded Conveyance without Delivery of the Chattel Void as to Assignee, vi. 56.

Dower, ii. 538; D. i. 549 (Seisin); D. ii.

129 (Apportionm.), 304 (Cov.), 508, 700; D. iii. 131 (Partnersh. 2), 321 (Incumbr.), 732; D. iv. 101, 129, 333, 469, 705, 731; D. v. 316, 490, 681; vi. 573; D. vi. 509; D. vii. 127, 494, 695; D. viii. 122, 313, 715; D. ix. 107, 309, 496, 728; D. x. 135, 310, 491, 723; D. xi. 501, 525, 692, 716; D. xii. 118, 329, 498, 751; D. xiii. 316, 529.

Draft, D. v. 94, 316, 490, 681; D. vi. 113;

D. vii. 127, 308, 494. See Bills and Notes; Cheque; Soldier. Drain, D. vi. 294; D. x. 111.

Drake on Attachment, i. 371; vii. 546;

xiii. 351.

Drama, D. ix. 288.

Drawback. See Tax.

Drawer, D. xiii. 501.

Dresser's Internal Revenue and Tariff

Law, v. 342.

Drover. See Railroad.

Force of a Condition, vii. 620. Authorities cited in Dumpor's Case, vii.

621.

Recognition in Modern Cases, vii. 626. Breach makes Lease voidable only, vii. 627.

Exceptions established to Rule in Case,
vii. 628.

No Real Distinction between Waiver and
License, vii. 628, 638.
American Cases, vii. 634.

Continuous Conditions, vii. 638.
Conclusions drawn, vii. 640.

Dunlap's Abridgment of Elementary Law, xii. 167.

Dunphy & Cummins on Remarkable Trials, ii. 541.

Duplicity, D. ix. 107, 309; D. x. 310; D.

xi. 300; D. xiii. 316. Duress, D. iv. 129; D. v. 94, 682; D. vii.

93, 308; D. ix. 107, 728; D. x. 112, 310; D. xi. 118, 300.

Duress, Payment under, ii. 95, 346, 785; iii. 389, 392; D. i. 284 (Assumps.); D. iii. 303 (Bank), 743 (Tax, 2). See Evidence; Confession.

Drummond, Thomas, Appointment as Duty, D. vi. 318. See Negligence; Tax.

Circuit Judge, iv. 380.

Drunkenness, D. v. 681; vii. 580; D. vii. 494, 676; D. viii. 98; D. ix. 107, 728; D. xii. 522; D. xiii. 708.

Due Bill, D. x. 112.

Duel, i. 394.

Duty imposed by Municipal Ordinance
Right of Action, xii. 189.
Duvall's Reports, Vol. 1, i. 191.
Dwelling-place, D. vii. 474; D. x. 698.
Dwight on Identification of Human Skel-
eton, xiii. 145.

Duelling, Disqualification for Office, ix. | Dwight on Impeachment, i. 737.

771.

Dumpor's Case, vii. 616.

Unsupported by Authority, vii. 616. Principle since controverted, vii. 617. Statement of Case, vii. 617.

Lord Coke's View of Case, vii. 618.

Dyer, D. ii. 499 (Bailm. 2).

Dyer's Reports, vii. 278; viii. 85, 88. Dying Declaration, D. iv. 101; D. v. 316;

vi. 145; D. vi. 318, 510; D. ix. 309; D. xi. 118; D. xii. 119. See Evidence.

Early History of Institutions (by Maine), | Edmonds' Select Cases, Vol. 1, iv. 565.

ix. 570.

Earnest, D. viii. 563.

Edmund Burke, Works of, xiii. 130. Education, D. v. 490; D. vi. 295; D. vii. 308. See Infant.

Eels, D. vi. 483.

Effects of the Rebellion on Southern Life
Insurance Contracts, xi. 221.

Egypt, D. viii. 293.

Easement, i. 1; iii. 547; D. i. 297, 350, 508, 705 (Waterc.); D. ii. 125 (Waterc.), 137, 285 (Way), 312 (License), 468, 508, 700; D. iii. 92 (Co. 4), 112 (Way), 123 (Deed, 3), 138 (Way), 283 (Way), 317, 469 (Betterm. 2), 703 (Landl. 4, 5), 705 (Light), 732; D. iv. 101, 129, 333, 469, 705; D. v. 68, 94, 296, 316, 490, 656; vi. 145; D. vi. 87, 294, 483, 710; D. vii. 291, 474, 494, 676; D. viii. 98, 122, 538, 563, 698, 715; D. ix. 91, 288, 309, 477, 496, 707, 728; D. x. 112, 291, 466, 491, 698, 723; D. xi. 94, 118, 301, 501, 693, 716; D. xii. 93, 119, 522, 731, 751; D. xiii. 95, 316, 501, 529, 689, 708. Easement, Limitation of, by Act of Election, D. i. 132 (Husb. 1), 509, 680; ii.

Grantee, xii. 608.

Easements by Implied Grant, iv. 40; D. iv. 104.

The Common Law on the Subject, iv. 40-44.

The French Law, iv. 44-45.

How far followed by the English Courts,
iv. 46-49.

By the American Courts, iv. 49-51.
Followed in Pyer v. Carter, iv. 51.
Not supported by more Recent Cases,
iv. 53-60.

Present State of the Law, iv. 60–62.
Easements, Gale on, viii. 86.
Easements, Washburn on, viii. 343.
East's Pleas of the Crown, viii. 85.
Ecclesiastical Cases, iv. 180, 198, 399.
Ecclésiastical Courts, xi. 194.
Ecclesiastical District, D. i. 125.
Ecclesiastical Law, iii. 386; D. i. 509, 680;

D. ii. 275; D. iii. 96, 475; vii. 338;
D. viii. 122, 563; D. x. 491; D. xiii.
501. See Clergy; Colenzo; Ritual-
ism.

Ecclesiastical Vision, viii. 628.
Editor, D. v. 490.

Egypt, New Courts in, x. 440; xi. 195.
Eight-hour Law, D. vii. 127.
Ejectment, D. i. 123 (Devise, 1), 332; D.
ii. 137, 290, 510 (Frauds, 1); D. iii.
317 (Easem. 1), 704 (Landl. 8), 706
(Mesne Pr.); D. iv. 308, 333, 496; D.
v. 296; D. vi. 87, 113, 295, 689; D. vii.
93, 291, 474, 676; D. viii. 123, 313,
715; D. ix. 309; D. x. 291, 698; D.
xi. 716; D. xii. 119.

Eldon (Lord) and his Reporters, viii. 85.

291, 473 (Marsh.), 677, 700; D. iii.
124, 694; D. iv. 101, 290, 333, 705;
D. v. 68, 95, 463; D. vi. 87, 113, 295,
710; D. vii. 127, 494, 676; D. viii. 98,
123, 293, 313, 538, 563, 698, 715; D.
ix. 288, 309, 477, 496, 707, 728; D. x.
112, 135, 310, 491, 698; D. xi. 94, 301,
501, 525; D. xii. 93, 499, 752; D. xiii.
529.

Election Cases, Reports of, viii. 85.
Election in Equity, D. x. 135.
Election of President, xiii. 370.
Election of Sheriffs and other Officers, x.

784.

Elections. See Voting.

Elections, American Law of (by McCrary),
x. 327.

Elections in New York, vii. 378.
Elective Judiciary, vii. 750; viii. 169,
170.

Elective Judiciary, An, viii. 1.

Defeated in Massachusetts in 1853, viii. 2.

Adopted in New York in 1845, viii. 2. Independence of the Judiciary in England, viii. 3.

Elective Judiciary, Continued.
Guaranteed by the Constitution of Mas-
sachusetts, viii. 5.

And of the United States, viii. 6.
Jefferson's Opinion, viii. 7.

Dangers of Popular Election of Judges.
viii. 9.

Unsatisfactoriness of Legislative Choice, viii. 11.

Results of Experience, viii. 11. Electoral Commission, The, xi. 600. Elegit, D. viii. 538; D. ix. 288. See Writ of Elegit.

Elementary Law, Notes on (by Robinson),
x. 769.

Elementary Law, Abridgment of (by
Dunlap), xii. 167.

Emery's Reports, United States District
Court, Vol. 3, viii. 593.

Eminent Domain, ii. 165; iii. 353, 354; D.
ii. 303 (Const. L. 1), 508; D. iii. 121
(Const. L. St.), 318, 473 (Const. L. St.
4), 480 (Munic. C.), 732; D. iv. 333;
D. v. 316, 490, 682; vi. 576; D. vi.
114, 318, 510, 689, 711; D. vii. 127,
308, 494; D. viii. 123, 538, 715; D.
ix. 107, 478, 707; D. x. 291, 311, 491,
724; xi. 619; D. xi. 95, 301, 716; D.
xii. 119, 329, 522, 752; D. xiii. 316.
Eminent Domain, Treatise on Law of
(by Mills), xiii. 733.

Emma Mine-Fraudulent Representations-Fees of Jurors, xi. 783. Employé's Risk, viii. 148.

Elements of International Law (by Employment on Lord's Day, vii. 560.

Wheaton), xii. 781.

Encroachment, D. vi. 483.

Elements of Law of Torts (by Bigelow), | Encumbrance, Covenant against, D. iv. xii. 801.

333.

Elements of the Laws (by Smith), xii. Endicott, William C., Appointment of, vii.

373.

Elevated Railways, xiii. 763.
Elevator, D. v. 490.

Ellenborough (Lord), viii. 85.

Elliott on Registration, viii. 85.

573.

Endowment, D. vi. 295.

Enemy, vi. 580; D. vi. 510, 711; D. vii. 308. See Action, Dismissal of; Alien Enemy; Pleading.

Ellis & Cox's Reporter, Vol. 6, xiii. Enforcement Act, v. 752; x. 773.

575.

Ellis & Ellis' Reports, Vol 3, iii. 150.
Elwell's Medical Jurisprudence, v. 704.
Emancipation, ii. 188, 333; iii. 778; D. ii.

300 (Bills, 2), 303 (Const. L. 4), 305
(Crim. L.), 323 (Will, 4), 525 (Slav-
ery), 715 (Slavery, 2); D. iii. 116
(Award), 134 (Slave), 137 (Warr.),
333 (Slave, 2, 3), 483 (Slavery, 1, 2);
D. iv. 129, 333, 496, 731; D. v. 316,
682; D. vi. 114, 318, 510, 710; D. vii.
695; D. viii. 123, 563; D. ix. 107,
D. x. 491, 723; D. xii. 119; D.
xiii. 95.
Emancipation Proclamation, D. v. 95,
490.

728;

Embezzlement, D. i. 126, 297; D. ii. 111,

508, 677; D. iii. 289, 318, 694, 782; D. iv. 706; D. v. 682; D. vi. 87; D. viii. 98; D. ix. 310; D. x. 135, 723; D. xi. 525, 693; D. xii. 499. Emblements, D. vii. 695; D. ix. 496; D. x. 310, 724; D. xiii. 95.

ENGLAND.

Accessory, ix. 788.

Action by Wife against Husband after
Dissolution of Marriage, x. 794.
Adjoining Owners, xi. 788.
Advancement by Widow to her Child,
xiii. 766.

American Decisions, xi. 791.
Amphlett, Baron, Appointment of, viii.
627.

Ancient Law, xii. 619.
Ancient Records, xiii. 771.
Appellate Jurisdiction Bill, xi. 195.
Archibald, Mr. Justice, Appointment of,
ix. 596.
Archibald, Mr. Justice, Death of, xi.
395.

Austin, Charles, Death of, ix. 598.
Bagally, Sir Richard, Appointment of,
x. 386.

Ball, John T., Appointment of, ix. 596.
Battledore and Shuttlecock, x. 389.
Bench, The, ix. 788.

Bovill, Chief Justice, Death of, viii. 376.

Breach of Promise, viii. 177; xii. 617. Brief Reports, viii. 630.

Butt, Hon. Isaac, Death of, xiii. 769. Cairns, Lord High Chancellor, viii. 627.

Carrier by Water-Act of God, xi. 186.

Carrier's Liability for Live-stock, viii. 180.

Cats in Court, xiii. 396.

Chelmsford, Lord, Death of, xiii. 394. Chester Assizes, Scene at, ix. 600. Chitty, Thomas, Death of, xii. 618. Coleridge, Sir John, Appointment of, viii. 376.

Common Employment - Injury to a

Servant by his Fellow, xii. 197. Conditions in Restraint of Marriage, x. 612.

Consideration of Checks, x. 181. Conviction of County Court Judge, ix. 377.

Courts of Appeal, xi. 394; xii. 197, 407.

Creasy, Sir E. S., Death of, xii. 619.
Criminal Code, xiii. 177.

Criminal Jurisdiction - The Franconia
Case, xi. 388.

Criminal Law, xii. 617.
Cross-examination, viii. 179.

Cross-examination to Credit, xi. 396.

Cruelty to Animals, ix. 599.

Cyprus, xiii. 180.

Defence of Insanity, x. 183.

Devonshire Grand Jury, ix. 599.

Distribution of Money paid under a
Treaty, x. 792.
Ecclesiastical Courts, xi. 194.
Ecclesiastical Vision, viii. 628.
Extradition, xi. 189.

Field, William, Appointment of, ix. 596.

Foreign Marriage, ix. 601.
Foreshore, viii. 629.

Frauds, Statute of, Goods destroyed before Compliance with, ix. 786.

Fry, Mr. Justice, Appointment of, xi. 791.

Hall, Charles, Appointment of, viii. 376. Harcourt, W. G. V., Q. C., Appointment of, viii. 376.

Henry, Sir Thomas, Death of, xi. 195. High Court of Justice, xi. 395. Honeyman, Mr. Justice, Resignation of, ix. 596.

Huddleston, J. W., Appointment of, ix. 596.

Illegitimate Children, viii. 627.
Illiterate Voter, viii. 791.

Immunity of Foreign Men-of-war, xiii.

606.

Interest, Rate of, after Time fixed for Payment, ix. 785.

International Arbitration, viii. 174. Interruptions from the Bench, xiii. 770. James, Henry, Appointment of, viii. 376.

Judicature Act, x. 383, 611; xi. 192; xii. 204.

Judicature Bill, viii. 175.
Juries Bill, viii. 175.

Keating, Mr. Justice, Resignation of, ix. 595.

Kenealy, Dr., viii. 789; ix. 176, 374,

596.

Law Books, xi. 622.

Law Reform, viii. 175.

Legal Appointments, xii. 828.
Legal Business, xiii. 397.

Legitimacy of Child en Ventre sa Mère, x. 614.

Length of Trials, xii. 409.

Letting of Rooms-Implied Covenant,

xi. 398.

Lewin, Thomas, Death of, xi. 621. Liability of Railway Company for Delay, viii. 625; x. 795.

Libellous Publication - Ex parte Hearing, xii. 615.

Lidstone v. Churchill, ix. 602.

Limitation of Liability of Railway Com

pany by Notice, ix. 373.

Lord Cairns, xiii. 396.

Lord St. Leonards' Will, x. 386, 790.
Magisterial Proceedings, ix. 379.
Magistrate's Decision, xi. 622.

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Negligence in storing Water-The Rule England, Commentaries on Laws of (by

in Rylands v. Fletcher, x. 184.

Broom), xi. 144.

Negligence Proximate Cause, xiii. English Chancery Reports, MacNaghten

170.

Nuisance from Smoke, x. 186.

Nuisance-Steam Whistle, ix. 379.
Obliterations on Will, ix. 603.
Petition of Right-Court of Appeal,
xi. 619.

Pigott, Baron, Death of, ix. 788.

Plunket, David R., Appointment of, ix. 596.

Prince of Wales, ix. 380.
Profession, ix. 371.
Professional Duty, ix. 179.

Quain, Mr. Justice, Death of, xi. 395.
Regina v. Castro, viii. 178.

Regina v. MacDonnel, viii. 176.

Right to Lateral Support-Neighboring Land, xii. 406.

Romilly, Lord, Death of, ix. 599.

Sketches in Court, xiii. 176.

& Gordon (3 vols.); De Gex, MacNaghten, & Gordon (Vols. 1, 2), vi. 349.

English Channel, D. xi. 693.

English Courts, i. 593; iii. 394, 785; D. i. 137 (Jurisd.), 303 (Jurisd.), 513 (Jurisd.), 687 (Jurisd.); D. ii. 276 (Foreign A.), 463 (Appeal); D. iii. 702 (Jurisd.).

English Language, vi. 762.

English Law Reports. See Law Reports.
English Version of Legal Maxims (by
Morgan), xii. 794.

English and French Courts, iv. 776.
Enlistment, D. iv. 496. See Soldier.
Enrolment, D. iv. 333.

Soldier.

See Shipping;

Entail, D. iv. 496; D. x. 699. Entire Contract, D. iv. 334.

Stephen, Judge, Appointment of, xiii. Entirety of Contract, D. vii. 676.

Stuart, Vice-Chancellor, Death of, xi. Entry of Railroad Company without 396.

Authority- Fixtures, xiii. 763.

Supreme Court of Judicature Bill, viii. En Ventre sa Mère, D. xi. 501. 626.

Epilepsy, ii. 340.

Surface Water - Adjoining Owners, xii. | Episcopalian. See Ecclesiastical Law. 826.

Telegraph Companies - Liability to Recipient of Message, xii. 404. Testator-Reading over Will, ix. 786. The Cleopatra Obelisk― Salvage, xii. 410.

The Irish Bench, xiii. 395.

The Law Reports, x. 388.
The Penge Murder, xii. 408.
Thorough Investigation, x. 390.

True Principles of Judicial Decision, xi. 792.

Epitome of Fearne on Contingent Remainders and Executory Devises (by Coleman), xiii. 143.

Epitome of Leading Common-law Cases (by Indermauer), viii. 758.

Epitome of Leading Conveyancing and Equity Cases (by Indermauer), ix. 330.

Epizoötic Aphtha, viii. 625.
Equipment, i. 401; iii. 173, 234, 404.
Equitable Assignment, D. iv. 290, 469 ; D.

x. 112, 699. See Assignment.

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