Chitty on Bills; 8th American, from the 8th London edition. By Pierre Ogilvie Beebee, Attorney at Law. Springfield. G. & C. Meriam. 1836.

[Noticed in this number, p. 497.]

Reports of Cases in the Supreme Court of Pennsylvania, in the Eastern District. By Thomas J. Wharton. Vol. I. Containing cases decided in the September Term. 1836. Philadelphia. P. H. Nicklin & T. Johnson.

Massachusetts Reports, 16th vol., 2d edition, with notes, by Benj. Rand. Hilliard, Gray & Co. 1836. 8vo.

[The notes of Mr. Rand will give this edition of the 16th volume of Massachusetts an additional value.]

Wendell's Reports. Vol. 13th. 1836.

Peters's Reports of Cases argued and determined in the Supreme Court of the United States, January Term, 1836. Vol. X. Philadelphia. Desilver, Thomas & Co. 1836. 8vo.

Hoffman's Course of Legal Study; 2d edition, re-written and much enlarged in 2 vols. Baltimore. Published by Joseph Neal. 1836. [A full review of this admirable work will be found in this number, ante p. 321.]

IN PRESS.

Commentaries on Equity Jurisprudence in England and America. By Joseph Story, LL.D., Dane Professor of Law in Harvard University. Vol. 2d.

[The reader will find an article on the first volume of this admirable work in this number. The second volume will be published sometime in September next.]

Treatise on the Law of Patents. By Willard Phillips.

[The printing of this book was suspended for a short time, in order to await the final disposition of the bill before Congress on the subject of Patents. As the bill has since become a law, its provisions will be considered in the forthcoming Treatise.]

Treatise on Admiralty Practice. By Andrew Dunlap.

[This work has been delayed a long time. It will, however, be published in a few days.]

Chitty's Criminal Law; with notes by J. C. Perkins, of the Massachusetts Bar.

[We have seen some of Mr. Perkins's notes, and do not hesitate to place them among the ablest which have proceeded from an American editor. They will give great additional value to the present edition of Chitty's Criminal Law, a work which should be in the library of every lawyer.]

Citation of the Roman Law, 63-81.

Chitty on Bilis, notice of, 497.

Codification and Reform of the Law, 16–43, 117–128.
Coke, Lord, 61–63.

Coke Littleton, Thomas's edition of noticed, 494.

Condition, Enlargement upon, 61-63.

Contract of Sale, Roman Law of, 43-60.

Criminal Law of Insanity, 82-96.

Dane, Nathan, Monument to, 513.

D.

E.

Enlargement upon condition, 61–63.

Evidence, Rules of, 274-287.

F.

Fairfield's Reports in S. J. C. of Maine noticed, 235-238.
Freight of a mortgaged ship, 288, 289.

Gould's Pleading, notice of, 495.

G.

H.

Historical Notices of the Roman Law, 342-362.

Hoffman's Course of Legal Study, 321-342.

I.

Intelligence, legal from England, 242, 243.

J.

Johnson's Chancery Reports, proposed condensation of, 249.
K.

Kenyon, Lord, anecdote of, 512.

Li.

Law Lectures in London, 243-245.

Livingston, Edward, biographical notice of, 509, 510.
Lunatic Hospital at Worcester, 93.

M.

Maryland Jurisprudence, article on, 252-274.

Massachusetts Common Law, Codification of, 111–117.
Revised Statutes, 294-321.

Medical Jurisprudence, article on, 96–110.

Mortgaged Ship, freight of, 288, 269.

0.

Overruling, its different meanings, 511.

P.

Parsons, C. J. his opinion in a case of attachment of chattels, 14.
Partition, Compulsory, case of, 61-63,

Publications, New, 246-249.

R.

Ram's Science of Legal Judgment, noticed, 240, 241.

Rawle, William, Jr's. Address before the Law Academy of Philadel-
phia, noticed, 233–235.

Ray, Dr. his Lecture on the Criminal Law of Insanity, answer to,
82-96.

Reddie's Historical Notices of the Roman Law, 342—362.

Revue Etrangére, notice of, 511.

Revised Statutes of Massachusetts, 294-321.

Roman Law, citation of, 163–181.

Robinson's Practice in the Courts of Law and Equity in Virginia, no-
ticed, 231, 232.

Roscoe's Digest of the Law of Evidence, noticed, 238–240.

Stewart's Alabama Reports, notice of, 499.

Story, Mr. Justice, German Criticism on his Commentaries on the
Constitution, 1—13.

Commentaries on Equity Jurisprudence, noticed, 363.

Stowell, Lord, Biographical notice of, 503-508.

T.

Thacher, Judge, his Charge, notice of, 84.

Trespass ab initio, what use of chattels attached, will constitute, 14.

U.

United States, Supreme Court of, 245,

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