QUARTERLY LIST OF LAW PUBLICATIONS. AMERICAN. Reports of Cases Argued and Determined in the Supreme Judicial Court of Massachusetts. By Octavius Pickering. 4 Vols. No. I. Hilliard, Gray, Little & Wilkins. 1832. Commentaries on American Law. By James Kent. 4 Vols. 2d edition. New York. O. Halstead. 1832. Reports of Cases Argued and Determined in the Supreme Judicial Court of Judicature and in the Court for the trial of Impeachments and Correction of Errors of the State of New York. By John L. Wendell. Vol. 2. Albany. Wm. & A. Gould & Co. 1832. Reports of Cases Argued and Adjudged in the Supreme Court of the United States, January Term, 1832. By Richard Peters. Vol. 6. Philadelphia. T. Desilver, Jr. 1832. Modern Entries, or Approved Precedents, of Declarations, Pleadings, Entries, and Writs, to which are prefixed forms of Affidavits, References, Awards and Certificates, and Select Precedents in Conveyancing, comprising all that is valuable in the Compilation of the late Thomas Harris, Esquire, newly arranged, with additions and improvements. By Hugh Davy Evans, of the Baltimore Bar, Author of An Essay on Pleading, with a view to an Improved System. Vol. 2. Baltimore. Lucas & Deaver. 1832. ENGLISH REPUBLISHED. Condensed Reports of Cases argued and determined in the Court of King's Bench, by George Maule and William Selwyn, Esquires, including the sixth volume, recently reported. The whole comprised in two volumes, 8vo, edited by T. Metcalf, Esq. Boston. Lilly, Wait, Colman & Holden. IN PREPARATION. Messrs. Lilly, Wait, Colman, and Holden, have in preparation, a Digest of the Rules and Laws relating to the Rights, Duties, and Liabilities of Master-Mariners, Officers and Seamen in the Merchants' service. Also, a third edition of the Law of Patents for New Inventions. By Thomas Green Fessenden, Counsellor at Law; with additions and improvements by the author, assisted by several gentlemen of the bar in Boston. INDEX TO VOL. VIII. Affidavits of parties, 31. A Angell & Ames's treatise on corporations reviewed, 105. Assignment, by an insolvent debtor, validity of, 234, 338. B Bankruptcy, court of in England, judges and commissioners of, Barnewall & Adolphus's Reports, vol. 2, P. 1, cases from, 173. Bingham's Reports, vol. 8, cases from, 278. Bligh's Reports, vol. 4, cases from, 175. Cases doubted, 338. Citing of authorities, 111. C Civil Law, importance of the study of, 269; little studied by the Circuits, English, 227. Codification, state of the question upon, 225. Collision, opinion on case of, 46. Congress, legislation of 1831-2, 461. Corporations, treatise of Angell and Ames upon, reviewed, 105. Crimes. See Incendiary publications Jurisdiction. - Crompton & Jervis's Reports, vol. 1, P. 4, cases from, 178. D Dane College, dedication of, 488. Deed, of infant void or voidable, 327. Digest of cases in 2 Gill & Johnson, 2 Leigh, 1 Hall, 126; 6 Dow & Clark's Reports, vol. 2, cases from, 178. E Education, in the law, 247. Evidence, incompetency of parties as witnesses, 7. See Lost Deeds. F Freight, loss by sale of damaged goods in course of voyage, whether G Gaming and usury acts, admission of testimony under, 36. Gould's Pleading, reviewed, 74. Gill & Johnson's Reports, digest of 2d vol., 126. H Hall's Reports, vol. 1, digest of, 126. Harris's Entries by Evans, notice of, 484. Hoffman, Professor's, introductory lecture, noticed, 203. I Infants, deeds of, void or voidable, 327. Indictment, for private injuries, 118. Incendiary publications, printed under one jurisdiction to be pub- Insolvent debtors, assignments by, 284, 338. Insurance, case of seaman's wages paid to a consul abroad, when J Jackson, Judge, on subject of writ of right noticed, 60. Jurisdiction of crimes, commenced under one jurisdiction and Kentucky, legislation of, 198. Legal education, 227. K L Legislation of Vermont at session of 1831, 188; New Hampshire, Leigh's Reports, 2d vol. digest of, 126. Louisiana legislation, January, 1832, 453. Lost deeds and papers, may be proved by parties, 28. M Massachusetts, legislation of, 191. Mississippi legislation, November, 1831, 449. Necessity, admission of witness for, 32. New Hampshire legislation, January, 1832, 424. Park, J. J. Professor at King's College, London, -Introductory Parties, ought to be admitted to give testimony, 7. Peters's Reports, vol. 6, digest of, 359. Pleading, Judge Gould's treatise upon, reviewed, 74. Pleading exceptions and provisos in statutes, 233; rule on the Principal and surety, Theobold's treatise upon reviewed, 315. Provisos in statutes, pleading of, 233. Real action. See writ of right. Reports, characters of, 260. R Revision of laws, remarks upon, 298. Right, writ of. See Writ of Right. Romilly, Sir Samuel, a biographical notice of, 221. S Statute of frauds, of England, as to its author and whether ably Seaman's wages paid to a consul abroad, when the ship is sold, by Swindling, case of, 69. T Tennessee, statutes of, revised, 298; the work imperfectly exe- Thacher, Judge's, charge on incendiary publications, 66, noticed, Theobald's treatise on the law of principal and surety, reviewed, Tyrwhitt's Reports, vol. 1, P. 3, 178. U V Usury and gaming acts, admission of testimony under, 36. Vermont, legislation of, in 1831, 188. Virginia legislation, December, 1831, 438. W Wendell's reports, vol. 7, digest of, 359. Westminster Review, remarks upon an article in, and on the sub- Witness, incompetency of parties as, 7. Writ of Right, trial of the same fact under, as previously tried on |