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extent used as an irregular substitute for actions of ejectment to determine questions in dispute, or sometimes, it was said, for purposes of mere delay and embarrassment. Such abuses can easily be prevented if administrative and judicial officers do their duty. In the United States it seems probable that Massachusetts will adopt the system before long. If it succeeds in one or two States, the others are pretty sure to follow.

The Law and Lawyers of Pickwick. A Lecture. By FRANK LOCKWOOD. London: The Roxburghe Press. I 2mo. 108 pp. (Cloth 18. 6d., Manilla 18., net.) This is a mighty pleasant legal diversion. Bardell v. Pickwick is one of the best known leading cases of English fiction, and Mr. Lockwood is its best possible annotator. Note, learned reader, Mr. Lockwood's reasons for thinking that Mr. Pickwick would have fared even worse under the modern law of evidence, when Serjeant Buzfuz would have had the materials for a crushing cross-examination. The Roxburghe Press particularly wants to know how people like the title-page printed in green ink. To be frank, we love a judicious mixture of red and black after the sixteenth or seventeenth-century manner, but green does not captivate us.

A set of Test Questions on various text-books, embracing all the subjects at the Solicitors' Final Examination. By JOHN INDERMAUR and CHARLES THWAITES. London: Geo. Barber. 1894. 8vo. 143 pp.

An Index of all reported cases decided in the English Courts during the period covered by the Revised Reports. Vols. 1-15. (1785-1816.) London: Sweet & Maxwell, Lim. Boston: Little, Brown & Co. 1894. La. 8vo.

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The Opinions of Grotius. By D. P. DE BRUYN. London: Stevens & Haynes. 1894. 8vo. xlviii and 668 pp.

Inebriety or Narcomania. By NORMAN KERR. Third Edition. London: H. K. Lewis, 136 Gower Street. 1890. 8vo. xxxix and 780 pp. (218.) Criminal Law of Scotland. By J. H. A. By the Author and N. D. MACDONALD. 1894. 8vo. xv and 652 pp. (318. 6d.) By WILLIAM WALLACE and ALLAN MCNEIL. 1894. 8vo. xxxii and 433 pp.

A Practical Treatise on the MACDONALD. Third Edition. Edinburgh: W. Green & Sons.

Banking Law, with Forms. Edinburgh: W. Green & Sons. A Manual of the Study of Documents to establish the individual Character of Handwriting. By PERSIFOR FRAZER. Illustrated. Philadelphia: J. B. Lippincott Co. 1894. 8vo. xi and 218 pp.

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The Finance Act, 1884, so far as it relates to the Death Duties and the new Estate Duty. With Notes and Forms. By J. E. HARMAN. London: Stevens & Sons, Lim. 1894. 8vo. xi and 114 pp. (58.)

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INDEX

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LAW QUARTERLY REVIEW

VOLS. I-X (1885-1894).

[Names in CAPITALS are of contributors. The titles of books reviewed are printed in
italics. Books merely acknowledged, without comment, are not indexed. Titles of
Notes are followed by (n.).]

Acollas (E.).-Le Droit de la Guerre, iv.
223.

'Actio Personalis moritur cum Persona' in
the Law of Scotland (R. M. WILLIAM-
SON), X. 182.

Adam (H. F. G.).-La question des assu-
rances contre les accidents devant la
commission du travail, v. 324.
Adams (Sir F. O.) and Cunningham (C.

D.). The Swiss Confederation, v. 432.
Adams (H. C.).-Public Debts, iii. 354.
ADAMS, JOHN R.-Betterment, ix. 229;
A Reply on the Factors Act, v. 311;
Registration of Title and Forged Trans-
fers, viii. 151; The Vagliano Case (n.),
vii. 295;

Addison (C. G.).—The Law of Torts (ed.

Horace Smith and A. P. Perceval Keep),
iii. 237; ix. 381; The Law of Contracts
(ed. Horace Smith and A. P. Perceval
Keep), viii. 168.

Admiralty Jurisdiction (n.), viii. 99.
Admiralty Law, Two Points of (R. G.
MARSDEN), ii. 357-

ADOLPHUS, JOHN LEYCESTER (the late).—
The Circuiteers: an Eclogue, i. 232.
After-acquired Property in Bankruptcy
(E. COOPER WILLIS, Q.C.), X. 240.
Agents and Servants, Liability for the
Torts of (Sir F. POLLOCK), i. 207.
Alcorta (A.).-Cours de droit international
public, tr. par E. Lehr, v. 216.
Aliens, The Right of, to enter British
Territory (W. F. CRAIES), vi. 27.

Aliens not the subjects of any foreign
State' (n.), i. 517.

Allan (C. E.).-The Law relating to Good-
will, v. 319.

Allen (E. K.).—The Stamp Duties on Sea
Insurances, vii. 89.

American Law Schools (n.), v. 227, 228.
American Statute Law (SIMEON E. BALD-
WIN), iii. 158.

Anderson (T. Kerr).-A Treatise on the
Law of Execution, vi. 222.

Anderson (Y.).-See Leigh.

Andrews (C.M.).—The Old English Manor,
viii. 339; ix. 293.

Annual County Courts Practice, The

(Judge Heywood), vi. 347; viii. 260.
Annual Digest, The (ed. A. Emden, H.
Thompson, and W. A. Brigg), i. 274; ii.
266; iii. 245; iv. 358; vi. 225; vii. 192;
ix. 195.

Annual Digest, The (ed. John Mews and
A. H. Todd), iii. 352; vi. 225; ix. 195.
Annual Practice, The (ed. T. Snow,
H. Winstanley, F. A. Stringer, and
C. Burney), 1884-5, i. 133; 1885–6, ii.
108; 1887-8, iv. 103; 1888-9, v. 94;
1889-90, vi. 104; 1890-91, vii. 90;
1892, viii. 92.

Annual (Winding Up) Practice, 1893
(ed. A. Emden and T. Snow), ix. 95.
ANSON, Sir W. R.-The Franchise Bill, i.
25; The Government of Ireland Bill and
the Sovereignty of Parliament, ii. 427;
Derry v. Peek in the House of Lords,
vii. 72; Terminology in Contract, vii.
337.
Anson (Sir W. R.).-Law and Custom of
the Constitution, ii. 391; viii. 252.
Antoine (C.).-Fiore's Nouveau droit inter-
national public, iii. 349.

Antwerp Congress and the Assimilation of
Mercantile Law, The (THOMAS BAR-
CLAY), ii. 66.

Apostasy at Common Law (F. W. MAIT-
LAND), ii. 153.

Appeal, Court of, System of reporting in
(n.), i. 518.

Arbitration, The London Chamber of,

(EDWARD MANSON), ix. 86.

Arbuthnot (R. G.).-See Collins.

Archaic Communities, The Survival of
(F. W. MAITLAND):

I. The Malmesbury Case, ix. 36.
II. The Aston Case, ix. 211.
Archaism in Modern Law (Sir F. POL-
LOCK), ix. 271.

Archbold's Pleading and Evidence in
Criminal Cases (ed. W. Bruce), ix. 379.
Archibald's Practice at Judges' Chambers
(ed. W. F. A. Archibald and P. E.Vizard),
ii. 400.

Archibald (W. F. A.).-See Broom.
Arndts (L.).-See Pfaff.
Aschrott (P. F.).-Das Englische Armen-
wesen, ii. 242; Strafensystem und Ge-
fängniswesen in England, iii. 353; The
Reform of the German Penal System,
iv. 89; Die Behandlung der verwahr-
losten und verbrecherischen Jugend und
Vorschläge zur Reform, viii. 346.
Ashley (M.). See Fustel de Coulanges.
Ashley (W. J.).—An Introduction to Eng-
lish Economic History and Theory,
ix. 291.

Assizes, Spring and Autumn (C. E. THORN-
HILL), ii. 465.

Assumpsit, Mr. Ames on the history of
(n.), iv. 480.

Athenian Tribunals (n.), vii. 110.

Atkinson (W. H. B.).-The Land Transfer

Bill, 1887, iv. 224.

Attempt and Intent, Some recent decisions
concerning (SHOWELL ROGERS), X. 164.
Augée-Dorlhac.-Condition juridique des
enfants naturels, viii. 92.

AUSTIN, G. C.-The Dwight Method of
Legal Instruction, ix. 171.
Autran (F. C.).-Revue internationale du
droit maritime, iii 79; Code inter-
national de l'abordage maritime, vi. 224.

Baden-Powell (B. H., C.I.E.).- The Land
Systems of British India (Sir A. C.
LYALL, K.C.B.), ix. 23.

Baker (C.D.).-Code of Evidence reported by
the Practice Commission (U.S.A.), ii. 256.
BAKEWELL, J. H.-The American and
British Systems of Patent Law, vii. 364.
BALDWIN, SIMEON E.-American Statute
Law, iii. 158.

Balfour (D.).-A Handbook of Court of
Session Practice, vii. 384.

Ball (W. E.).—Leading Cases on Torts, i.121.
Ballade of Judicial Notice (SHOWELL
ROGERS), ix. 285.

Bankruptcy Report, 1890, The (n.), vii. 12.
Banning (H. T.).-Law of Marriage
Settlements, i. 271; The Statute Law of
the Limitation of Actions, viii. 346.
Barber (W.).-See Dart.

Barberot (E.). Du monopole des agents de
change, iv. 105.

BARCLAY, THOMAS.-The New French

Divorce Act, i. 355; The Antwerp Con-
gress and the Assimilation of Mercantile
Law, ii. 66; Batbie on Droit Adminis-
tratif, iii. 71; Trade Names in France,
iii. 221; Naturalisation (re Bourgoise,
Infants), iv. 226; The Law of France
relating to Industrial Property, v. 324;
The Definition of General Average, vii.
22; The Exshaw Case, viii. 332; The
Institute of International Law, x. 348.

Barclay (T.).-The French Law of Bills
of Exchange, i. 131; Les effets de com-
merce dans le droit anglais, i. 131;
Emancipation contractuelle de la femme
mariée en Angleterre, i. 131; The Law
of France relating to industrial property,
vi. 90.

Barnes (G. S.).-See Buxton.

Barons' Geschichte des Römischen Rechts,
i. 112.

Bar's Private International Law (ed. G. R.
Gillespie), viii. 341.

Bastable (C. F.).—Public Finance, viii. 347.
Batbie (A).-Traité théorique et pratique
de droit public et administratif, iii. 71.
BATESON, H. D.-Employers' Liability,
v. 179; Through Bills of Lading, v. 424.
Bazalgette (C. N.) and Humphreys (Geo.).

-The Law relating to Local and Muni-
cipal Government, i 378; The Law re-
lating to County Councils, v. 91.
BEACH, CHARLES FISK, jun.-Receivers'
Certificates, iii. 429.

Beach (C. F., jun.).-The Law of Con-
tributory Negligence, ii. 506; The
Modern Law of Railways, vi. 340; The
Law of Private Corporations, viii. 171;
Modern Equity Jurisprudence, ix. 381;
The Law of Public Corporations, x. 92.
Beatitude of Seisin, The (F. W. MAIT-
LAND), iv. 24, 286.

Beddoes (W. F.).—The Law of Mortgage,
ix. 290.

Behring Sea Arbitration.-See Bering.
Belgium, Public Meetings and Public

Order in (H. LENTZ), iv. 159.

Bell's Dictionary of the Law of Scotland
(ed. G. Watson), vi. 216.
Benjamin (J. P.).-See Bennett.
BENNETT, Hon. E. H-Public Meetings
and Public Order: United States, iv.
257; Benjamin on Sales, iv. 470.
Bentham, Notes inédites de, sur le droit
international (ERNEST NYS), i. 225.
Bentham (J.).-A Fragment on Govern-
ment (ed. F. C. Montague), vi. 192.
BERGNE, Sir J. H. G., K.C.M.G.-The
International Copyright Union, iii. 14.
Bering Sea Question, The (T. B. BROWN-
ING), vii. 128, 199, 315.

Bering Sea Arbitration, The (n.), ix. 309;

X. 4.

Betterment (JOHN R. ADAMS), ix. 229.
Betterment in its Legal Aspect (P. V.
SMITH), X. 117.

BEVEN, THOMAS.-Smith v. Baker and
Volenti non fit injuria, viii. 202.
Beven (T.).-The Law of Negligence, vi. 97.
BEWES, W. A.-The Declaration of Future
Rights, viii. 48.

Bewes (W. A.).—A Manual of Vigilance
Law, iv. 478; Copyright, Patents, De-
signs, Trade Marks, &c., viii. 93.
Biddle (A.).-The Law of Insurance, x. 97.
BIGELOW, MELVILLE M.-Mistake of Law
as a ground of Equitable Relief, i. 298;
Mistake of Law again, ii. 78; Definit.on

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