CONTENTS.

ART. I.-THE ESSAYS AND REVIEWS CONSIDERED

IN RELATION TO THE LEGAL LIABI-

LITIES OF THE WRITERS.....................

Page

1

OF HUNGARY v. DAY AND KOSSUTH 142

IX. THE BANKRUPTCY AND INSOLVENCY

BILL OF 1861

......

173

X.-FURTHER REMARKS ON LORD COCH-

RANE'S TRIAL

SOCIAL SCIENCE

188

201

NOTICES OF NEW BOOKS:→

Lord Brougham's House of Lancaster.-Austin's Jurispru-

dence. Mayhew on Merger.-Day's Common Law Pro-

cedure Acts.-Finlason's Common Law Procedure Acts.

-Parkinson's Common Law Chamber Practice.-Chad-

wick's Probate Court Manual.-Indian Penal Code.......

EVENTS OF THE QUARTER....

LIST OF NEW PUBLICATIONS

Page

203

209

213

Contents of No. XIX.

(NOVEMBER, 1860.)

The Law of Torts.-Assize Amenities -Judicial Statistics.—

A Lecture on the Origin and Progress of Commercial Law,

by Professor Abdy.-Lord St. Leonards' Act to Further

Amend the Law of Property.-Judicial Contradictions.-

Benchers as Builders. Lord Cranworth's Trustees and

Mortgagees Act.-Modern Assassination.-The Acts and

Bills of the Session, 1860.-Education for the English

Bar, &c., &c.

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Contents of No. XX.

(FEBRUARY, 1861.)

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The Trial of Lord Cochrane.-Pleading of the Present Day.-

The Late Thomas Jarman.-The Prospects of the Admi-

ralty Court. Stokes on the Liens of Attorneys and

Solicitors. The Bench and Bar of France. -Concise

Forms of Wills.-Recent Works on the Law of Shipping.-

The Elective Franchise, and the Mode of its Extension to

the Working Classes.-Peachey on Settlements.-Lord

Brougham on the British Constitution.-Best on Evidence.

-Hare on Representation. -Military Law and Military

Lawyers.-The Journal and Correspondence of William

Lord Auckland.-The Case of Anderson the Fugitive

Slave. The Law Amendment Society: its recent Papers,

with some Remarks upon them, &c., &c.

CONTENTS.

ART. I.—THE YELVERTON MARRIAGE CASE... Page 215

II.—THE PROVINCE OF JURISPRUDENCE DE-

TERMINED

234

III.—JOURNAL OF A GLOUCESTERSHIRE JUS-

TICE, A.D. 1715-1756

...... 247

IV.—A TRIAL FOR CHILD POISONING IN GER-

AND

PARLIAMEN-

VII.-OLD WILLS

VIII.-ROUND ON DOMICIL

IX. THE PROFESSIONAL

TARY CAREER OF LORD CAMPBELL.............. 347

:-

NOTICES OF NEW BOOKS :-

Jarman's Treatise on Wills.-Shelford on Probate, Legacy

and Succession Duties.-Housman's Precedents in Con-

veyancing.-May's Constitutional History of England

since the Accession of George III.-Twiss on the Law

of Nations and the Rights and Duties of Nations in

Time of Peace.-Powell's Law of Inland Carriers.—

Oke's Magisterial Formulist.-Bell and Cave's Stone's

Practice of Petty Sessions, &c.-Ram's Facts as Sub-

jects of Inquiry by a Jury.-Sharswood's Professional

Ethics.-Hilliard's Sales of Personal Property.-Bate-

man's General and Commercial Law......

EVENTS OF THE QUARTER

LIST OF NEW PUBLICATIONS

296

403

409

The Trial of Lord Cochrane.-Pleading of the Present Day.-

The Late Thomas Jarman.-The Prospects of the Admiralty

Court.-Stokes on the Liens of Attorneys and Solicitors.-The

Bench and Bar of France.-Concise Forms of Wills.-Recent

Works on the Law of Shipping.-The Elective Franchise, and

the Mode of its Extension to the Working Classes.-Peachey

on Settlements.-Lord Brougham on the British Constitution.

-Best on Evidence.-Hare on Representation.-Military Law

and Military Lawyers.-The Journal and Correspondence of

William Lord Auckland.-The Case of Anderson the Fugitive

Slave. The Law Amendment Society: its recent Papers, with

some Remarks upon them, &c., &c.

Contents of No. XXI.

(MAY, 1861.)

The Essays and Reviews considered in Relation to the Legal

Liabilities of the Writers.-Recent Works on the Statutory

Jurisdiction and General Orders of the Court of Chancery.-

Anderson's Case.-Lord Bacon.-Smith's Manual of Equity.-

Ancient Law. Journal of a Gloucestershire Justice, A. D. 1715

-1756.-The Emperor of Austria and King of Hungary v.

Day and Kossuth.-The Bankruptcy and Insolvency Bill of

1861. Further Remarks on Lord Cochrane's Trial.-Social

Science, &c., &c.

THE

Law Magazine and Law Review:

OR,

QUARTERLY JOURNAL OF JURISPRUDENCE.

No. XXI.

ART. I.-THE ESSAYS AND REVIEWS CONSIDERED IN RELATION TO THE LEGAL LIABILITIES OF THE WRITERS.

1. Essays and Reviews. London: Longman, 1861.

2. Specific Evidence of Unsoundness in the volume entitled Essays and Reviews. By R. N. JELF, D.D.

J. H. Parker. London: Rivington, 1861.

THE

Oxford:

HE volume entitled "Essays and Reviews," being of a theological description, would not have called for discussion in our pages if it were not connected with grave legal questions threatened to be raised. Yet no apology need be offered to the readers of the Law Magazine even if we entered in detail upon the consideration of the topics of which the book treats; for the lawyer is not only bound to understand the legal rights and remedies connected with tithes, rates, pews, and with the legal relation of bishops, rectors, vicars, and curates, but it devolves, after all, upon the lawyer to decide what are orthodoxy, heresy, and schism. Prelates and priests may denounce each other in convocation or in deputation; clerkly persons, in ministering at the altar, or mouthing at Exeter Hall and the social tea-table, may depose positively as to what is true and what is false doc

VOL. XI. NO. XXI.

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