how this is to be got over remains to be seen, ib.
CHANCERY SITTINGS AT WESTMINSTER,
CONVENIENCE OF. Remarks upon, 93

IN-

this was felt even under the old system of procedure, ib.
it is much more felt now, ib.

illustrations of the working of this system, ib.

its effect on business at judges' chambers, ib.
supposed answer to this, ib.

effect of, on counsel, 94

particularly on draftsmen, ib.

impossibility of settling drafts in court, ib.

what advantage attends this system, ib.

it may be a convenience to a few leading counsel, ib.
this is not to be compared with its inconvenience to the
rest of the Profession, ib.

argument from the prestige of Westminster, ib.
this no longer exists, ib.

the public business would be better transacted by means
of such a change, ib.

CHARITABLE AND RELIGIOUS PURPOSES, GIFTS
TO. Summary of the provisions of the proposed bill
to consolidate and amend the laws as to, 165
observations on, 165-167

review of the provisions of, by a correspondent, 174
glaring faults in, ib.

instances of this, 174-176

these afford just ground of complaint, 176

law of charitable trusts stands in need of amendment, ib.
but it is not to be accomplished by such a measure as
this, ib.

CHARITABLE TRUSTS, BAR OF, BY THE STA-
TUTE OF LIMITATIONS, 3 & 4 WILL. 4, c. 27.
Case of The Attorney-General v. Magdalen College,
Oxford, 167

COMMISSIONERS APPOINTED, &c.-(continued).

Elgie, F. T., Worcester, 59

Holmes, J. D., Barnard Castle, ib.

Lingard, R. B. M., Wath-upon-Dearne, 35
Lovibond, H., Bridgewater, ib.

Newill, R. D., Wellington, 92

Peake, T. H., Worcester, 59
Plaskett, W., Gainsborough, 215
Rushton, T., Uttoxeter, 482
Simonds, R. W., Winchester, 186
Teale, T. G., Leeds, 92
Townsend, J., Birkenhead, 9
Welchman, R. F., Southam, 186
Welsby, W., Ormskirk, 482

COMMISSIONERS

TO ADMINISTER OATHS IN
CHANCERY, APPOINTED UNDER 16 & 17
VICT. c. 78, IN 1854. Lists of, 9, 16, 23, 31, 39,
79, 88, 95, 107, 116, 127, 144, 159, 188, 217, 263,
270, 294, 368, 494

COMMISSIONERS FOR CONSOLIDATING THE STA-
TUTE LAWS. Appointment of, 294

COMMON-LAW PROCEDURE, PROPOSED ALTE-
RATIONS IN. Observations on, 85

actions for specific performance in courts of law, ib.
equitable defences, ib.

granting injunctions, ib.

changes likely to be produced in mode of procedure in
Chancery, ib.

general observations on the causes which have led to these
changes, ib.

absurdity of the present system, ib.
it is tedious and expensive, ib.
mode proposed is simpler, ib.
and more expeditious, ib.

reform ought not to be one-sided, 86

suitor ought in each court to be able to get complete
justice, ib.

how this is to be effected, ib.

principles on which these new powers ought to be admi-
nistered, ib.

COMMON-LAW PROCEDURE ACT, 1854. Review of
the provisions of, 301

as to the delivery of interrogatories requiring discovery,

letter of "R." as to the case of Vaughan v. Vanderstegen,
279

letter of "A Solicitor" on the consolidation of the stamp
laws, 430

letter of" Orientalis" on justice in Turkey, 514
"COST-BOOK PRINCIPLE;" QUESTION OF ITS
APPLICABILITY TO COMPANIES ESTA-

COUNTY COURTS ACT-(continued).

object of the stipulation as to distance in these cases, 174
application of this to the case in question, ib.
rule in settlement cases, ib.

illustration of this, ib.

case of Reg. v. Saffron Walden, ib.

other cases under statutes, ib.
question not free from difficulty, ib.

rule suggested by the authorities, ib.

COUNTY COURTS AND SUPERIOR COURTS' JUDG-
MENTS. Letters of "J. B. H." as to, 176, 229
letter from "A Constant Reader" on the same subject,
186

COUNTY COURTS COMMISSION, ANSWER TO
THE FIFTY-SEVENTH QUERY OF, BY A
COUNTY COURT JUDGE. As to amending
statutes, 94

as to amending rules, 95
general suggestions, ib.

WORKING OF MINES SITUATE ABROAD.

mode in which money lenders take advantage of this, ib.
should the law be allowed to remain in this state, ib.
how is the evil to be remedied, ib.

COUNTY COURTS ACT, CONCURRENT CLAUSE

IN. How the twenty miles mentioned in, are to be
measured, 173

recent case of Stokes v. Grissell, ib.

point not expressly decided in, ib.

measurement should be by the nearest route, ib.

rather than by a direct line, ib.

grounds of this opinion, ib.

reasons on which the clause is founded, ib.

new rule in cases of insolvency, ib.

COURT OF PASSAGE OF THE BOROUGH OF LI-
VERPOOL. Order in Council of the 27th November,

1854, as to, 500

COURT PAPERS:

Equity Sittings, Hilary Term, 1854.

Before the Lord Chancellor, 3

Lords Justices, ib.

Master of the Rolls, ib.

Vice-Chancellor Kindersley, ib.

Stuart, ib.
Wood, ib.

Equity Sittings after Hilary Term, 1854.

Before the Lord Chancellor, 40

Lords Justices, ib.

Master of the Rolls, 41

Vice-Chancellor Kindersley, ib.

Stuart, ib.
Wood, 42

Equity Sittings, Easter Term, 1854.

Before the Lord Chancellor, 115

Lords Justices, ib.

Master of the Rolls, ib.

Vice-Chancellor Kindersley, ib.

Stuart, ib.