X'HORQUODALS AND CO., PRINTERS, LONDOX.

WORKS, NEWTON.

CONTENTS.

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ART. I.-BARON BRAMWELL, THE PRESS, AND

THE BAR .........

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II.--A LATE TRIAL FOR MURDER IN GER-

MANY

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V.-LORD BROUGHAM’S ANNUAL LETTER

TO THE EARL OF RADNOR

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VI.-CONSTITUTIONAL RELATIONS BETWEEN

GREAT BRITAIN AND HER COLONIES

VII.-THE REFORMATION OF ADULTS ...........

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VIII.-MODERN LEGISLATION. THE PARLIA-

MENTARY REMEMBRANCER

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XIV.--CONVEYANCING IN SOUTH AUSTRALIA

BY REGISTRATION OF TITLE

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XV.-THE LATE W. J. BRODERIP

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SHORT NOTES OF NEW BOOKS:-

Lorimer’s Hand-book of the Law of Scotland.—Bishop's

Criminal Law.—Willich's Popular Tables.—Thoman on
Compound Interest and Annuities, &c. .... Page 179

EVENTS OF THE QUARTER

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LIST OF NEW PUBLICATIONS

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Contents of Vo. XIII.

(MAY 1859.) Privileges of Parliament.—The Tenure of Real Property in the Island

of Guernsey.-Costs in the Probate Court.-Shakespeare in the Queen's Bench.-Mr. Locke King's Intestacy Bill.—The Library of the Middle Temple.—Principles and Law of Banking.-Judicial Anticipation.-The Failure and Fate of the Statute Law Commission.—Taylor on Poisons.—The Divorce Court.-Bankruptcy Law Reform.-Lord Murray.-— Recent Attacks on Titles to Real Property-Conservative Landed Estates Bills.-Leading Cases, &c.

Contents of No. XIV.

(August 1859.) Sir John Taylor Coleridge and Mr. Buckle.—The Law of Railways.

Curiosities of Law; an English Borough in the Fourteenth Century-Custumal of Romney - The Jury System in England. -Selwyn's Nisi Prius.-The Legal Effect of War with reference to Contraband.— The Politico-Economical View of Rent, by the late Richard Jones.-- The Study of the Law in the Universities and Inns of Court-Dr. Leapingwell's Manual of Roman Civil Law. - Papers of the Law Amendment Society.—The Bar Examination Questions.—Report of the Committee of the Four Inns of Court.-Leading Cases, &c.

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1.—THE TEMPLE AND THE TEMPLARS.

No. 1.—THE TEMPLE CHURCH.. .Page

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VI.-CURIOSITIES OF LAW-No. 2.-AN ENG-

LISH BOROUGH IN THE FOURTEENTH

CENTURY.-CUSTUMAL OF ROMNEY.

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VII.-BRAWLING-ST. GEORGE'S IN THE EAST,

LONDON

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VIII.-THE JURISDICTION AND PRACTICE OF

THE ADMIRALTY COURT

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IX.-LORD ST. LEONARDS' PROPERTY AND

TRUSTEE RELIEF ACT

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CORPORATION MAGISTRATES

374

CRIMINAL PROCEDURE-FRENCH AND ENGLISH.

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NOTES OF RECENT LEADING CASES :-

SOLOMON v. THE VINTNERS' COMPANY

Bonomi v. BACKHOUSE.—The right to the support of

Land and Buildings.

395

Social Science Papers—Scott's Costs—Markham's Common

Law Procedure—Hilliard's Law of Torts.......... Page 403-406

EVENTS OF THE QUARTER

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LIST OF NEW PUBLICATIONS

413

Contents of No. XIV.

(AUGUST 1859.) Sir John Taylor Coleridge and Mr. Buckle.—The Law of Railways.

Curiosities of Law; an English Borough in the Fourteenth Cen-
tury-Custumal of Romney.—The Jury System in England. -
Selwyn's Nisi Prius.—The Legal Effect of War with reference to
Contraband.—The Politico-Economical View of Rent, by the late
Richard Jones.—The Study of the Law in the Universities and
Inns of Court-Dr. Leapingwell's Manual of Roman Civil Law.
-Papers of the Law Amendment Society.—The Bar Examina-
tion Questions.—Report of the Committee of the Four Inns of
Court.—Leading Cases, &c.

Contents of No. XV.

(NOVEMBER 1859.) Baron Bramwell, the Press, and the Bar.—A late Trial for Murder in

Germany. - Reform in Church Discipline.—Laws affecting Slavery.—Lord Brougham's Annual Letter to the Earl of Radnor.Constitutional Relations between Great Britain and her Colonies. The Reformation of Adults.—Modern Legislation.—The Parliamentary Remembrancer.—Railway Accidents and their Prevention.--The Libraries of the Inns of Court.—Last Session.Smethurst's Trial.-Judicial Statistics.—Conveyancing in South Australia by Registration of Title. The Late W. J. Broderip, &c.