A.

330-Proposed transfer of jurisdic-
tion to County Courts, 330.
Bribery, 97.

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the

Bridgewater Peerage Case, 1-
will, 5 - the condition, 9 - Vice-
Chancellor's decision, 10— appeal,
11- opinions of the Judges, ib.-
legality of the condition considered,
13-public policy, 16 nature of
judicial functions, 19-growth of
the Common Law, 22- heads of
public policy established by judicial
authority, 30-grounds of decision
of House of Lords, 38-prerogative
of the Crown, 46.

Brougham, Lord, speeches on the pro-
gress of Law Reform, 137-Letter
to Lord Denman on Law Reform
prospects, 144 his Arbitration
Bill, 251.
Bye-Laws, 36.

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law, 275-Canon Law, ib.-Savigny
on the Glosses, 278.
Commissary Courts of Scotland, paper
of Mr. Ker on, 121.

Common Law, growth of the, 22.
Consort. See Prince Consort.
Copyholds, Compulsory Enfranchise-
ment of, 319.

Corporation Inquiry. See London.
County Courts, 148. 257 - Commis-
sion, 183-bounties in favour of
Superior Courts, 257-high fees,
- Extension of jurisdiction, ib.
- appeals, 261 --jury trials, 263
- change of venue, 264 arrest
for debt, 268-system of instal-
ments, 269.

258

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See Bankruptcy Jurisdiction.

Testamentary Jurisdiction.
Court of Chancery. See Testamentary
Jurisdiction.

Criminal Law Digest, 145.
Crown, prerogative of the, 46.
Cumberland's works, 342.
Customs, local and special, 36.
of London, 404.

D.

Digest of Criminal Law, 145. See
Statute Law Commission.

passed by unreformed Parliaments,
96-measures passed by reformed
Parliaments, ib. corruption of
electors, 97-plans for its suppres-
sion considered, 98.

Partnership, 316 en commandite,
317.

Partnership, Pothier's Treatise on

the Contract of, 101 - debts of
partnerships en nom collectif, ib.
en commandite, 106 anonymous,
ib. partnerships not in trade,
108.

Peerage, the Bridgewater Case, 1.
Plunket, Lord, memoir of, 225-his

birth, ib. call to the Bar, 226-
state of the Irish Bar at the time of
the Union, 227-returned to the
Irish Parliament, 228-opposition
of the Bar to the Union, 229-
corruption of the Government, 231

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death, ib. his humour, 244
what indebted for his success,
246.

Pothier on Partnership, 101.
Prerogative, 46.

Prince Consort, the, 248 -as an ad-
viser of the Sovereign, ib.—the Act
of Settlement, 249-present law as
to naturalisation of aliens, 249-
responsibility of the Prince Con-
sort, 250.

Privateers and letters of marque, the
law on, 159-laws of the United
States on, 164-Benjamin Frank-
lin's opinion, 165.

Public policy, 16-33.

Public Prosecutor, 154.

R.

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Reformatory Institutions, 361 - Ju-
venile Offenders Act, 363— Insti-
tution at Mettray, 370. 384-Con-
ference at Birmingham, 371
punishment considered, 374-pro-
vision for expense of schools, 378-
liability of parents, 381.
Registration of Assurances Bill, 167.
Registration of Titles, 172 state
territorial map, ib.-letter of Mr.
Wilson on transfer of landed pro-
perty, 173-letter of Mr. Ker on
the reform of the Law of Real Pro-
perty, 176-registration of deeds,
303- - Commission of Inquiry, 468.
Russell, Mr. Francis, letter to Lord
Brougham on the Law of Arbitra-
tion, 253.

S.

Savigny on the Glosses, 278.
Scintilla juris, 298.

Scotland. See Commissary Courts.
Smyth Case, the, 56-value of exami-
nation of parties, ib.

Society for Promoting the Amend-
ment of the Law, history of the,
296-Merger of attendant terms, ib.
-scintilla juris, 298-possibility
upon a possibility, ib.-springing
uses, 299 Court of Trusts, 301-
registration of deeds, 303-insu-
rance of titles, 307-intestacy, 310
-liability of executors and admi-
nistrators, 312-partnership, 316–
compensation for improvements on
land, 321.

Society for Promoting the Amendment