132. PARISH Matters. Laws respecting parish matters. See Chap. I. No. 108 (4)

133. PARISH officer's pocket companion. Wherein the office and duty of incumbents, clerks of parishes, organists, &c. are treated of, 12mo.

1744, 1s. 6 d.

134. PAUL'S (J.) Parish officer's guide, containing the duty of churchwardens, overseers, constables, &c. 8vo. 1806, 3 s. 6d. 135. PEARCE'S (Tho.) complete justice of the peace and parish officer; showing the authority and power of a justice, and the alterations and amendments that have been made therein, 8vo. 1756, 6 s.

136. PEARCE'S justice of the peace's pocket companion: or, the office and duty of a justice epitomized, 12mo. 1753, 35. 137. PHILLIPS'S (sir R.) letter to the livery of London on the office of sheriff, 12mo. 1807, 7 s.

138. POOR LAWs, or the laws and statutes relating to the poor, 12mo. 1724, 1727, 25. 139. POTTER'S (R.) observations on the poor laws on the present state of the poor, and on houses of industry, 8vo. 1775, 2 s.

140. POWER of the civil magistrates asserted, in securing both the person and property of every subject of Great Britain, by a vigorous execution of the present laws of the land, &c. to which is added, the opinion of sir Thomas More, Ld. High Chancellor of England, on the same important subjects, 8vo. 1752, 1s. 6d. 141. PRACTIC part of a justice of peace; containing precedents of appeal, &c. 12mo.

1681, 18.

142. PRECEDENTS of examinations, warrants, bonds, recognizances, summonses, orders, and commitments, taken from the words of the statutes, and suited to all the offences in which one or more justices of the peace (out of sessions) have authority in bastardy. With necessary observations thereon, 8vo. (a pamphlet.) 1736 and 1762, the same, 1s. 143. PRIDEAUX's (Humph.) Directions to churchwardens for the faithful discharge of their duty, the seventh edition; to which is added, a compendium of the law of tithes, small 8vo. 1805, 3 s. 6d. boards.

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148. RITSON'S (J.) Office of constable; being an entire new compendium of the law concerning that ancient minister for the conservation of the peace, carefully compiled from the best authorities; with a preface, and an introduction, containing some account of the origin and antiquity of that office, 2d edit. 8vo. 1815, 3s. 6 d. sewed.

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149. RITSON'S (J.) Office of bailiff, 8vo. 150. ROBINSON'S (Wm.) suppl. to Burn's justice, 8vo..1774,

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151. SADLER'S (Fra.) Exactions and impositions of parish fees discovered, showing that the common fees demanded for performing any office of the church are contrary to law, &c. sixth edition, 8vo. 1771, 18. 152. SAUNDER'S (Rob.) Observations on the present state and influence of the poor laws, founded on experience, and a plan proposed for the consideration of parliament, &c. 8vo. 1799, 5 & 153. SCOTT's digest of the poor laws, 8vo.

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154. SESSIONS cases, adjudged in the court of king's bench, chiefly touching settlement cases, from the latter end of Q. Anne's reign to the present time (20 Geo. II.) 2 vols. 8vo. 2d edit. 1760, 10 s. 1st edit. 2 vols. 1750, 1754, 6s. 155. SHAPLEIGH's highways. See highways, No. 85, (2) ante. 156. SHAW'S (Jos.) parish law; or a guide to justices of the peace, ministers, churchwardens, overseers of the poor, constables, and all others concerned in parish business. With forms of warrants, commitments, &c. 10th edit. 1763, 6s.

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162. SHORT inquiry into the policy, humanity, and past effects of the poor laws, &c. &c. 8vo.

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177. WELCH'S (Saund.) observ. on the office of a constable, a new edit. enlarged, 8vo.

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178. WILKINSON's (John) officer of coroners and sheriffs, 4th edit. with additions, 8vo.

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180. WILLIAMS's (Edw.) Precedents of warrants, convictions, and other proceedings before justices of the peace, chiefly original; and containing none that are to be met with in Dr. Burn's Justice, to which this publication is offered as a supplement of practical forms, &c. 8vo. 1801, 1805, 12 s.

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CHAPTER VII.

CONSTITUTION, CROWN,

AND

PARLIAMENT.

SECT. I. CONSTITUTION, &c. in general.

II. ANTIQUITY, Constitution, and Manner of proceed-
ing in Parliament.

III. BISHOPS Right of voting in the House of Lords.
IV. JOURNALS and History of the Proceedings of
Houses of Lords and Commons.

V. JURISDICTION and Privileges of the Houses of
Lords and Commons.

VI. NOBILITY, Peerage, and Titles of Honour.
VII. PROCEEDINGS in Cases of Impeachment and High
Treason.

VIII. PROCEEDINGS in Cases of Elections.

IX. REVENUE of the Crown.

X. STATE Papers.

XI. SUCCESSION and Title to the Crown.

XII. SUPREMACY and Ecclesiastical Jurisdiction of the
Crown, and Power of dispensing with penal Statutes.

XIII. POLITICAL ECONOMY.

Sect. I.-CONSTITUTION, &c. in General.

1. ACCOUNT of the affairs of Scotland, in relation to their religious and civil rights, 4to. (a pamphlet)

1690, 1 s.