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OR

QUARTERLY JOURNAL

OF

JURISPRUDENCE

AND

LEGISLATION.

Qui juris nodos, et legum ænigmata solvat.-Juv.

VOL. IV

LONDON:

PRINTED FOR BALDWIN AND CRADOCK.

1833

1st

P

1833

0.4

MAR 28 1985

CONTENTS.

ART. I.-Corporation and CHURCH PROPERTY

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ART. II.—THE REGISTRY QUESTION IN FORMER TIMES .......

1. Propositions for Recording and Registering of Deeds and

Conveyances, for Preventing Frauds and Deceits in Sales,

and Yielding of Possessions of Purchasers. By W. Leach,

of the Middle Temple. London. 1631. 4to.

2. Reasons and Proposals for a Registry or Remembrancer

of all Deeds and Incumbrances of Real Estates, to be had

in every County, most necessary and advantageous, as

well for Sellers and Borrowers as Purchasers and Lenders:

to the Advance of Credit and the General Good, without

prejudice to any honest-minded Person. Most humbly

offered to consideration by Nicholas Phillpott, of New

Inn. Oxford. 1671. 4to.

3. The Pretended Perspective Glass; or Some Reasons, of

many more, which might be offered, against the proposed

Registry Reformation. London. Printed in the year

MĚCLXIX. [read MDCLXXI.] 4to.

4. Reasons for a Registry, showing briefly the great Benefits

and Advantages that may accrue to this Nation thereby,

and likewise reconciling those mistaken inconveniences

which many have conceived thereof. By a Well-wisher to

the Publick Interest of the Nation. London. 1678. 4to.

5. Reasons against a Registry for Lands, and showing briefly

the great Disadvantages, Charges and Inconveniences that

may accrue to the whole Nation in general thereby, much

over-balancing the particular advantages that are imagined

to arise therefrom; in answer to a late book, entitled,

Reasons for a Registry, with some Reasons for a Registry

of Personal Contracts; humbly offered to consideration.

6. A Treatise showing how Useful, Safe, Reasonable and

Beneficial the Inrolling and Registering of all conveyances

of Deeds may be to the Inhabitants of this Kingdom. By

a person of great learning and judgment [Sir M. Hale].

London. 1694. 4to. (This Tract has been reprinted

several times with the Author's name.)

7. A Proposal for the erecting of County Registers for Free-

hold Lands, showing the great Use and Benefit of them.

By E. B., Esq. London. 1697. 4to.

8. An Essay on a Registry for Titles of Lands. By John

Asgill, of Lincoln's Inn, Esq. London. 1698.

9. Some Reflections on Mr. Asgill's Essay on a Registry for

Titles of Lands. London. 1698. 8vo.

10. The Reply to Some Reflections on Mr. Asgill's Essay on

a Registry for Titles of Lands. By way of a Letter to the

Author of the Reflections. London. 1699.

ART. III.-ON THE PUNISHMENT OF DEATH

ART. IV. THE LAWS AND JUDICIAL ESTABLISHMENTS OF THE

ART. V.-THIRD REPORT OF THE REAL PROPERTY COMMIS-

Copy of the Third Report made to His Majesty by the

Commissioners appointed to inquire into the Law of

England respecting Real Property. Ordered by the

House of Commons to be printed. 1832.

ART. VI.-HOUSES OF REFUGE FOR JUVENILE OFFENDERS IN

THE UNITED STATES AND IN FRANCE...

ART. VII.-REPORT ON THE COURTS AT LANCASTER

Report of the Commissioners appointed to inquire into the

Practice of the Court of Common Pleas at Lancaster, and

to consider the propriety of removing the Assizes from

ART. VIII.-SHORT REVIEWS OF BOOKS

1. What is Special Pleading? A Letter to Sir Thomas

Denman, Chief Justice of all England, &c. &c. &c. in

Answer to the Question: with a Proposal of Emendations

in the Forms of Actions. By William Theobald, Esq., of

the Inner Temple. 8vo. London.

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