ANCIENT, FEUDAL, CIVIL, AND CANON LAW, &c.

Alciatus, 296, D. Andreæ Alciati, Jurisconsulti Mediolanensis, Parergon juris.

Brisson, 229, Q. Barnabæ Brissonii, de ritu nuptiarum et jure connubiorum, libri. Parisiis, 1564.

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Calvin, 188, O. & 902, F. Lexicon juridicum Juris Cæsarei simul et canonici; feudalis item, civilis, criminalis, theoretici ac practici, studio et opera Joannis Calvini, alias Kahl. Genevæ, 1653-1622.

Capomanes, 1153, Q. Tratado de la regalia de Amortizacion, escribiole Don Pedro Rodriguez Capomanes, en Madrid, 1765.

Cuiacius, 420, Q. 2. Jacobi Cuiacii recitationes ad titulum digestorum de justitia et jure. Spiræ Nemetum, 1595.

Dalrymple, 1476, D. An essay towards a general history of feudal property in Great Britain. By John Dalrymple, Esq. London, 1758.

Dew, 2507, O. A report of the judgment of Dew vs. Clark, delivered by Sir John Nicholl, edited by John Haggard. London, 1826.

Gmenerus, 2548, O. Xaverii Gmeneri institutiones Juris Ecclesiastici ad principia juris naturæ et civitatis, methodo geometrica adornatæ et Germaniæ accomodatæ tom II. Vienna, 1782.

Goblerus, 235, D. Justini, G. Gobleri, Institutiones imperiales latino-germanice. Coloniæ, 1565. L.

Gothofred, 738, Q. & 22, O. Corpus Juris civilis, a Dionysio Gothofredo I. C. recognitum. Tomi II. in I. Lugduni, 1589. Amstelodami, 1664. 638, D. Jacobi Gothofredi, manuale juris civilis Romani, continens historiam, bibliothecam et seriem librorum ac titulorum in digestis et in codice. Lugduni Batavorum, 1676. L.

Gravina, 1397, D. Esprit des loix Romaines. Ouvrage traduit du Latin de Jean-Vincent Gravina. Par M. Requier. 3 tom. A Paris, 1766. Halifax, 1325, 0. An analysis of the Roman civil law; in which a comparison is occasionally made between the Roman laws and those of England, &c. By Samuel Halifax, LL. D. &c. Cambridge, 1779.

Hockman, 956, Q. 2. Henr. Christoph. Hockmanni, de benedictione nuptiarum, Altdorfii, 1585.

Commentatio.

Hooker, 583, & 602, F.

Eight books of the lawes of ecclesiasticall politie, with certayne tractates and sermons. By Richard Hooker. London, 1617 and 1662.

814, F. Of the lawes of ecclesiastical politie, eight bookes. By Rich

ard Hooker. London, 1676.

M.

Justinian, 832, & 1260, D. Justiniani, Sacratissimi Principis, Institutionum libri quatuor. Additi sunt Tituli Digestor.-de Verborum Significatione et Regulis Juris. Amstelodami, 1687. M.

80, D. Justiniani Institutiones cum subjuncta Theophili Paraphraseos versione Latina. C. A Fabroti. Lugduni Batavorum, 1715. L. 2125, D. Institutiones Justiniani illustratæ et cum jure Gallico collatæ, authore Claudio de Ferriere. Parisiis, 1676.

Kolling, 2012, D. 2. Memoire an den Kaiserlichen Gerichtshof zu Hamburg in Sachen Catherina Maria Kolling. Hamburg, 1812.

Lancelotus, 716, Q. 1. Corpus Juris Canonici emendatum et notis illustratum. Gregorii XIII. Pont. Max. jussu editum, indicibus variis et novis et appendice, Pauli Lanceloti. Lugduni, 1605.

Lindenbrogius, 333, F. Codex Legum Antiquarum, quibus accedunt Formulæ solennes priscæ publicorum privatorumque negotiorum, ex bibliotheca Fr. Lindenbrogi. Francofurti, 1613.

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Lipsius, 337, Q. Justi Lipsii Politica, sive civilis doctrina. Lugduni Batavorum, 1589.

Moetjens, 354, O. Les Loix Civiles dans leur ordre naturel. Par Adrian Moetjens. Tomi III. A Paris, 1695.

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Palacios, 1160, Q. Institutiones de Derecho Civil de Castilla, que escribieron los Doctores Asso y Manuel Emnendedas. Por el Dr. Joaquin Maria Palacios. Madrid, 1806.

Pilate, 1520, O. Traité des Loix Civiles, par M. Pilate de Tassulo. 2 tom. A la Haye, 1746.

Rukker, 996, Q.

4. MS.

Dictatorum clarissimi viri J. C. Rukkeri, de jure civili, tomi

Selden, 624, Q. The history of tithes; that is, the practice of payment of them; the positiue laws made for them, and the opinions touching the right of them. By John Selden. London, 1618. L.

Spangenberg, 2339. O. Repertorium der Französischen Gesetze von Ernest Spangenberg. Hamburg, 1811.

Spelman, 46, F. Leges Anglo Saxonicæ ecclesiasticæ et civiles, comprehendentes leges Edwardi, Gulielmi Conquestoris et Henrici Primi; nec

non Codicem veterum Statutorum Angliæ et Dissertationem de Jure Feudali veterum Saxonum subjungitur Henry Spelman. Londini,

1721. L.

Wood, 135, O. A new institute of the imperial or civil law; with notes and an introductory treatise of the first principles of laws in general. By Thomas Wood. London, 1721. L.

Zouch, 770, D. Richardi Zouchei, Elementa Jurisprudentiæ definitionibus, regulis et sententius selectioribus juris civilis illustrata. Amstelodami. L. 500, O. Observation upon the ecclesiastical jurisdiction of the kings of England. London, 1689. L.

849, D. De Legibus Romanis, Consultationibusque. Lugd. Bat. 1689. L. 2021, D. 4. Nachricht zu die Unterthanen des Königreichs Westphalen. Quedlinberg, 1813.

COMMON LAW-MARITIME, COMMERCIAL, CONSTITUTIONAL, AND

MISCELLANEOUS LAW.

Anderson, 1231, O. The speeches and judgment of the lords of council and session in Scotland, upon the important cause, George James, Duke of Hamilton and others, pursuers; against Archibald Douglas, Esq., defender. Taken down and published by William Anderson, writer, &c. Edinburgh, 1768.

Bacon, 779, & 1609, O. The Englishman's right, a dialogue between a barrister and a juryman, by Sir John Hales; and an introductory essay on the duty of a judge. By Lord Bacon. Philadelphia, 1798. Barrington, 888, Q. & 1467, O. Observations on the more ancient statutes, from Magna Charta to the twenty-first of James I. Cap. XXVII.— With an appendix, being a proposal for new modelling the statutes. By the Hon. Daines Barrington. London, 1769.

Beawes, 831, F. Lex Mercatoria Rediviva; or, the merchant's directory.—

Being a complete guide to all men in business, &c. with an account of our trading companies, colonies, &c. By Wyndham Beawes, Esq. &c. London, 1761.

Blackstone, 1388, D.

Commentaries on the laws of England. By Sir William Blackstone, Kt. &c. Portrait. 4 vols. London, 1786.

1849, O. 9. Reply to Dr. Priestley's remarks on his commentaries. By Sir William Blackstone. London, 1769.

Blount, 946, 0. Fragmenta Antiquitatis. Antient tenures of land, and jocular customs of some manors. By Thomas Blount. London, 1679. M. Boult, 488, O. A supplement to the abridgement of all the statutes, from October 24, 1704, to April 1, 1708. By Henry Boult. London,

1708. L.

Brockden, 159, F. The precedent book of Richard Brockden, attorney at law, of Furnival's Inn, Holborn, Middlesex, written with his own hand. L. Capmany, 1146, Q. Codigo de las Costumbres Maritimas de Barcelona, por D. Antonio de Capmany y de Monpalu. Madrid, 1791.

Christie, 1830, O. 3. The French constitution; September 3, 1791. Translated by Thomas Christie. London, 1791.

Coke, 1158, D. The complete copy-holder; being a learned discourse of the antiquity and nature of manors and copy-holds, with all things thereto incident. By Sir Edward Coke, Knight. With a supplement, &c. London, 1673. M.

Cooper, 2497, O. A brief account of some of the most important proceedings in parliament relative to the defects in the administration of Justice. By C. P. Cooper, Esq. London, 1828.

2506, O. Letters sur la Cour de la Chancellerie d'Angleterre, par M. C. P. Cooper. Paris, 1830.

Cowell, 564, Q. The interpreter; or booke, containing the signification of words, wherein such words or termes, as are mentioned in law writers are explained. By John Cowell. London, 1637.

Coxe, 1803, O. 12. Laws of the United States, relating to direct taxes, &c. Prepared by Alexander S. Coxe. Philadelphia, 1813.

Dalton, 594, F. The Countrey Justice, containing the practice of the justices of the peace out of their sessions. By M. Dalton. London, 1661. Fortescue, 1117, O. & 575, D. A learned commendation of the politique lawes

of Englande; vvherein, by most pitthy reasons and euident demonstrations, they are plainelye proued farre to excell all other lawes of the world. Translated from the Latine of Lord Chancellour Fortescue. By Robert Mulcaster. London, 1567. L. 1599. M.

Freeman, 2026, D. The town officer. By S. Freeman, Esq. Portland, 1791. Gatzert, 786, Q. Christiani Hartmanni Samuelis Gatzert Commentatio Juris Exotici historico-litteraria de jure communi Angliae-of the common law of England. Gottinge, 1765.

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Hales, 779, & 1609, O. The Englishman's right, a dialogue between a barrister and a juryman, by Sir John Hales; and an introductory essay on the duty of a judge. By Lord Bacon. Philadelphia, 1798.

Hargrave, 1361, O. A collection of tracts relative to the law of England, from MSS. now first edited, by Francis Hargrave, Esq. &c. Dublin, 1787. Hopkins, 2225, O. 1. Statement of facts which led to the case of Stockton vs.

Hopkins. By Thomas Hopkins. Philadelphia, 1808.

Jacob, 239, F. A new law dictionary. By Giles Jacob. London, 1739. L. Jefferson, 2150, D. A manual of parliamentary practice. By Thomas Jefferson. Washington, 1822.

Jones, 1855, O. 6. The law of bailments. By Sir Wm. Jones. Dublin, 1790. -Kaimes, 1464, O. Historical law tracts. By Lord Kaimes. Edinburgh, 1761. Kearsley, 908, Q. 1. Narrative of facts relative to the will of Samuel Flower, Esq. &c. By Dr. John Kearsley, jr. Philadelphia, 1770.

Keble, 65, F. The statutes at large, from magna charta until this time examined, by the rolls of parliament. By Joseph Keble. London, 1684. L. Kent, 1831, O. 3. Dissertations: being the preliminary part of a course of law lectures. By Chancellor Kent. New York, 1795.

Kitchin, 53, D. Jurisdictions; or, the lawful authority of courts-leet, courtsbaron, court of marshalseyes, court of py powder and ancient demesne. By John Kitchin. Fourth edition. London, 1663. L.

Littleton, 1195, D. Littleton's tenures. In French and English. London, 1671. M.

Lolme, De, 1188, O. The constitution of England, or, an account of the English government, &c. By J. L. De Lolme. Portrait. London, 1784. Lunadro, 683, D. Relatione della Corte di Roma è de Riti che si osservano in essa, suoi Magistrati, Officii e loro Giurisdittione. De Girolamo Lunadro. In Genova, 1656.

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Lupanus, 379, D. Commentarii Vincentii Lupani de Magistratibus, et Præfecturis Francorum, ad Jacobum Brollatum Archiepiscopum Arelatensem. Parisiis, 1551.

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Mackenzie, 376, D. The institutions of the law of Scotland; with an explanation of the most difficult Scots words. By George Mackenzie. London, 1694.

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McKnight, 1852, O. 1. Case of Robert M'Knight, a bankrupt, 1792. Philadel

phia, 1792.

Rawle, 806, O. A view of the constitution of the United States of America. By William Rawle. Philadelphia, 1825.

Read, 1316, & 2271, O. An abridgment of the laws of Pennsylvania. With an appendix. By Collinson Read, Esq. Philadelphia, 1801. Reeves, 1319, O. History of the English law, from the time of the Saxons, to the end of the reign of Philip and Mary. By John Reeves, Esq. 4 vols. Dublin, 1787.

Richardson, 1862, O. 5. A true state of the case of Widow Richardson. Philadelphia, 1736.

Saint Germain, 617, D. The dialogve betweene a doctor of diuinitie and a student in the lawes of England, by Christopher Saint Germain. London, 1598. L.

Schardius, 549, D. Simonii Schardii, de principibus, quibus electio imperatoris in Germania commendata est origine. Argentorati, 1608. L. Selden, 714, D. Jani Anglorum facies altera, opera Joannis Seldeni. Londini, 1681. L.

Sharp, 1637, O.

gational
Sharp.

Spelman, 483, F.

An account of the Constitutional English polity of congrecourts: the view of frank-pledge, &c. &c. By Granville London, 1786.

Spelman's posthumous works, relating to the laws and antiquities of England; with the life of the author. Oxford, 1698. L. Swift, 1266, O. A system of the laws of the state of Connecticut.

phaniah Swift. 2 vols. Windham, 1795.

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Tomlin, 1855, O. 1. Wills and codicils, the law of executors, &c. By Thomas

E. Tomlin. London, 1786.

Tower, 1854, O. 3. On the rights and duty of juries in trials for libels, by Joseph Towers. London, 1784.

Washington, 190, O. An exact abridgement of all the statutes of William and Mary, of William III. and of Anne. Begun by Joseph Washington and continued by Henry Boult. Vol. I. London, 1708. L.

Wilson, 1831, O. 2. An introductory lecture to a course of law lectures, by James Wilson Esq. With a plan of the lectures. Philadelphia,

1791.

Wingate, 255, O. An exact abridgement of all the statutes in force, from the

beginning of Magna Charta. By Edmund Wyngate.

London,

1700. L. Wood, 77, O. An institute of the laws of England. By J. Wood. 2 vols. Sa

voy, 1720.

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Worrall, 618, D. Bibliotheca Legum; or, a compleat list of all the common and statute law books of this realm. By John Worrall. Fourth edition. London, 1738. L.

Wynne, 1549, O. Eunomus: or, dialogues concerning the laws and constitution of England. With an essay on dialogue. By Edward Wynne, Esq. Dublin, 1791.

1116, O. Herein is conteined the booke called Novæ Narrationes, the booke called Articuli ad Novas Narrationes, and the booke of diversitees of courtes. London, 1561. M.

138, 651, & 2025, O. 5. Law quibbles; or, a treatise of the evasions, tricks, turns and quibbles, used in the profession of the law; with an essay on the amendment and reduction of the laws of England. In the Savoy, 1724. L. 2014, D. 6. An answer to an essay on the lawfulness and abuse of oaths. Philadelphia, 1821.

Con

1486, D. The young clerk's vade mecum; or, clerkship improved. taining precedent's in conveyancing. With the will of Sarah, late Dutchess of Marlborough. Dublin, 1791.

1839, O. 13. Examination into the leading principles of the Federal Constitution, &c. With answers to objections, &c. Philadelphia, 1787.

1844, O. I. Considerations on the abolition of the common law in the United States. Philadelphia, 1809.

2231, D. The constitutions of the several States of America. New York, 1786.

1822, O. 6. Acts passed at the first session of the fourth congress, &c. Philadelphia, 1796.

1822, O. 7. Acts passed at the second session of the fifth congress &c. Philadelphia, 1798.

1844, 3 & 1845, D. 5. Constitution of Pennsylvania, 1776, 1791. Philadelphia, 1777, 1779.

1835, O. 11. Proceedings of the convention for the province of Pennsylvania, held at Philadelphia, January 23, 1775, &c. Philadelphia, 1775.

832, F. The acts of assembly of the province of Pennsylvania. With an appendix. Also, the royal, proprietary, city and borough charters; and the original concessions of the Hon. William Penn, to the first settlers of the province. Philadelphia, 1775.

1818, O. 4. Acts of the general assembly of Pennsylvania in 1823. Harrisburg, 1824.

1828, O. 1. Poor laws of Pennsylvania, from 1700 to 1788 inclusive. Philadelphia, 1788.

2341, O. A compilation of the laws of Pennsylvania relative to the poor from 1700 to 1795. Philadelphia, 1796.

1845, O. 9. New insolvent law, passed March 13, 1812. Philadelphia, 1812. 1834, O. 4. An examination to the Connecticut claim to lands in Pennsylvania. With an appendix. Philadelphia, 1774.

2232, O. 14. Papers respecting intrusions by Connecticut claimants. Philadelphia, 1796.

2262, O. 3.

918, Q. 4.

The Susquehannah title stated and examined. Catskill, 1796.
The case of the sloop Active. Philadelphia, 1779.

868, Q. 1. Christus Dei: The Lord's Annoynted, or a theologicall discourse, wherein it is proved, that the regall or monarchical power of our Soveraigne Lord King Charles, is not of humane, but of Divine right, and that God is the sole Efficient Cause thereof and not the people. Oxford, 1643.