Britain, from Magna Charta to the 49 Geo. III. 3d edit. 2 vols. 8vo. 1809, 11. 16 s. This work will prove to be of great practical utility, as a book of reference and immediate information, not only to the magistrates and gentlemen of the law, but to every one who may be in any wise affected by, or have occasion to refer to any of the numerous provisions contained in the different public acts now in force, to which it will be found to be an accurate and copious general index. 49. WILLIAMS's (T. W.) abridgment of acts for 1816, 1817, 1818, 12mo. 10 s. 50. WINGATE'S (E.) abridgment of the statutes, from magna charta to 1641. 1655, 18.; 1675, 1's. 6d. Continuation of Wingate's abr. 1663, 1680, 1681, 1684, 1 s. The same, brought down to 1689, 8vo. 1708, 2 s. SECT. IV. READINGS on STATUTES. 1. ASHLEY'S (Francis) readings on the statute of Magna Charta, and other statutes relating to the liberty of the subject, 1625, (in law journal for 1804.) 2. BACON's (Fran. Ld. Ch.) reading on the statute of uses, new edition, corrected (by F. Hargrave, esq.) 8vo. 2s. 6d. sewed. BACON's reading, is printed also among his Law Tracts, and in the several editions of the author's works. It is observable, that the 4th and 5th discourse into which this treatise is divided by the learned author, are totally wanting, not being known to be any where extant. Lord Bacon's reading on the statute of uses is a very profound treatise on the subject, as far as it goes, and shows he had the clearest conception of one of the abstrusest parts of our law. All the editions of this reading are printed with such extreme incorrectness, that many passages are rendered unintelligible even to the most attentive reader. Hargrave's Co. Lit. 13, a. 3. BACON'S (Fran. Ld. Ch.) reading on the statute of uses, with very full notes and explanations, and a copious table. By W. H. Rowe, esq. 8vo. BACON's reading, 4to. 1804, ros. 1642, 1 s. 4. BALLANTINE's (Wm.) treatise on the statute of limitation, 8vo. 1810, 7 s. 6d. boards. 5. BARRINGTON's (hon. Daines) observations on the more ancient statutes; with an appendix; being a proposal for new modelling the statutes. Fifth edition, 4to. 1795, 14. 58. 6. BROOKE'S (Sir Rob.) reading on magna charta, ch. xvii. 1641, 1 s. 4to. 7. BROOKE's reading on the statute of limitation, 28 Hen. VIII. ch. ii. 8vo. See also Br. Abr. Appell. 125. 1647, 1s. 8. CALLIS'S (Rob.) reading upon the statute of sewers, with several judgments and resolutions of the judges, fourth edition, corrected and enlarged, with the MS. notes of the late Mr. Serj. Hill, royal 8vo. 1810, 15s. boards. CALLIS's reading, 2d and 3d edit. 4to. being the same as each other, 1685, 1686, 5 s.; 1647, 28. 9. CHRISTIAN'S (Edw.) Bankrupt statutes, with notes. Chap. XX. Sect. II. No. 8, ante. See 10. FEARNE's reading on the statute of enrolment in his works. See Ch. VIII. No. 64, p. 222. 11. FITZHERBERT (sir An. judge of C. P. temp. Hen. VIII.) reading on the stat. 4 Edw. I. de extenta manerii, printed by Berthelet, 1539, entitled surveying. See Antient Tracts concerning landed property. Chap. VIII. p. 212, ante. 12. FROWICKE'S (Tho.) reading on the statute de prerogativa regis (in Law Journal for 1805.) 13. HERNE'S (John) reading on the statute of sewers, 23 Hen. VIII. ch. v. 4to. 1659, 1 s. 6d. 14. HESKET's reading on the carta forestæ, 4to. (see Plowd. 321, often quoted by Manwood.) 1 s. 6d. 15. HOLBOURNE's (Rob.) reading upon the statute of treasons, 25 Edw. III. ch. ii. 4to. 1642, 1 s. 6 d. 1681, 1s. HOLBOURNE's reading, 12mo. 16. MOORE's reading on statute of uses. See Duke's Charitable Uses, Ch. VIII. p. 221, ante. 17. MOTT's (Tho.) elucidation of the English ancient statute laws that award the penalty of death sans clergy, from Edw. III. to Anne, with notes, 8vo. 1817, 3s. 6d. 18. MOUNSON'S (Rob.) reading on the statute 2d & 3d Edw. VI. on tithes (in Law Journal 1805.) 19. RAYNER'S (John) readings on the statutes, chiefly those affecting the administration of public justice, in criminal and civil cases, passed in the reign of Geo. II. 4to. 1775, 7.S. 20. READINGS on the statute law, alphabetically digested, clearing and illustrating the most obscure and difficult points, 5 vols. 8vo. 1723, 1725, 10s. 6d. 21. STONE'S (John) reading on the statute of bankrupts 13 Eliz. ch. vii. 8vo, 1656, 1695, 3 s. 22. THREE readings. 1. Sir James Dyer's on the statute of wills, 32, 34, 35 Hen. VIII. 2. Sir John Brograve's on the statute of jointures, 27 Hen. VIII. 3. Thomas Risden's on the statute of forcible entries, 8 Henry VI. 4to. 1648, 4 s. 23. TREHERNE's reading on Carta de Forestæ, (cited in Dalton's Sheriff, p. 393.) 24. WILLIAMS's (Tho. speaker of the h. of c. temp. Philip and Mary) excellency and pre-eminence of the laws of England, in a learned reading upon the statute of trial by jury of 12 men, 35 Hen. VIII. ch. vi. to which are added, 1. Risden's reading upon the statute 21 Hen. VIII. ch. 19, of avowries. 2. Judge Hale's opinion in some select cases. 3. Certain cases which have been formerly mooted by the society of Grey's-inn, 8vo. 1680, 2s. 6d. SECT. V. CUSTOMS, EXCISE, STAMPS, and TAXES. 1. ABRIDGMENT of all the acts of parliament relating to the excise on beer, ale, &c. 8vo. 1759, 5s. 2. Acts and ordinances, as well of parliament as of his highness the lord protector (now in force) by levying the excise and new impost, with order of council, &c. folio, 1655, 2s. 6d. 3. Acrs relating to the several branches of the excise, viz. liquors, coffee, tea, leather, salt, soap, candles, paper, silks, stuffs, calico, &c. 3 vols. 12mo. various dates, 7 s. 6 d. 4. APPEALS relating to the duty on servants, with the opinion of the judges thereon. Published by permission of the commissioners of excise, 8vo. 1781, 3 s. 5. ATWOOD's (Geo.) review of the statutes and ordinances of assize which have been established in England, from the 4th year of K. John, 1202, to 37th Geo. III. 4to. 1801. 6. BALDWIN'S survey of the British customs, containing the rates of merchandize, as established by the 12 Cha. II. ch. 4. 11 Geo. I. ch. 7, and other statutes, with tables of the net duties, drawbacks, bounties, &c. 1770, with the appendix continued to the end of the last parliament, 14 Geo. III. 4to. 1774, 15 S. 7. BOWLES's (John) existing law respecting the right of retailing spirituous liquors, 8vo. 1 s. 6 d. 8. BURROW'S (Edw.) new and complete book of rates; com prehending the rates of merchandize as settled by 12 Car. II. c. 4, 11 Geo. I. c. 7, and subsequent acts, showing the duties and drawbacks payable upon all goods imported, exported, or carried coastwise, &c. also the several bounties, premiums, or rewards, due and payable upon commodities imported and exported, with the requisites of law for obtaining them, &c. continued by an appendix to 14 Geo. III. vol. 1. fol. 1774, 15 s. 9. CARKESSE'S (Cha.) acts of tonnage and poundage, of rates of merchandize, with the further subsidy, the one-third and two-third subsidies, the old impost, the additional impost, and all other duties relating to his majesty's customs, payable upon any sort of merchandize imported or exported, digested in an easy method, &c. folio, 1730, 1737, 10 s. 10. CASES on appeals concerning the duties on houses and windows, servants, and inhabited houses; with the determinations of the commissioners, and the opinions of the judges thereon; also an abstract of the statutes, 8vo. 1779, 1780, 2 s. 11. COLLECTION of all the statutes now in force, relating to the revenue and officers of the customs in Great Britain and the plantations, to 19 Geo. III. 2 vols. folio, 1780, 2l. 28. 12. COLLECTION of the statutes relating to customs and duties on salt from 1754 to 1765, (called Gardner's collection) 2 vols. folio, Edinburgh, 1765, 21. 28. 13. COLLECTION of most of the penal laws relating to the customs and excise, also the inland duties, stamps, &c. with observations thereon, 8vo. 1726, 3s. 14. CROUCH'S (Hen.) complete guide to the officers of his majesty's customs in the out-ports, being forms, precedents, and instructions for the execution of every branch of the business of that revenue; showing the method of granting, making out, entering, and executing proper dispatches, and other instruments, &c. fol. 1732, 21. 2s. 15. CROUCH'S Complete view of the British customs, containing a perfect and distinct account of the several particular branches whereof that revenue consists, &c. 2 parts, 8vo. part I. 5th edit. 1755, part II. 2d edit. 1646, 8vo. 7 s. 16. CRUIKSHANK'S (Geo.) collection of such statutes relating to his majesty's customs and duties upon salt, as have passed since the printing the folio book of rates at London in the year 1725, fol. Edinb. 1734, continued to 1745, 3 vols. fol. 18. 17. CUNNINGHAM'S (Tim.) history of the customs, aids, subsidies, national debts, and taxes of England, from Will. the conq. to 1778, 3d edit. with additions, 8vo. 1778, 5s. 18. DANIEL'S (T.) present state of the British customs, containing tables of all the duties at present payable, draw-backs, &c. of the excise, &c. fol. 1752, 10 s. 19. EARNSHAW's (Jam.) abstract of various penal and other statutes relative to the customs from 28 Edw. III. to 32 Geo. III. together with the laws in and subsequent to 1780, relating to the Southern, Greenland and Newfoundland fisheries, with lists of goods prohibited to be imported and exported; as, also a list of goods on importation, duty free, 2 vols. 8vo. 1793, 1799, 148 20. EDGAR'S (Will.) vectigalium systema; or, a new book of rates. Containing a complete view of the revenue of Great Britain, called customs, &c. 2d edit. 8vo. 1714, or 1718, 6s. 21. ELLIS'S (John) instructions for the collectors of the excise, 8vo. (1716, 4s.) 1736, 6s. 22. HALE'S (sir Matt.) on the customs of goods exported and imported. Contained in the treatise de Jure Maris, &c. of that learned author, (published in Hargrave's law tracts, 115.) 23. HERAUD'S (J. A.) complete stamp tables, with the opinions of counsel, 1798, 3 s. 6d. boards. 24. HERAUD'S stamp tables, with the dies and Irish list, 4to. 1798, 5s. 25. HERAUD's digest of the stamp laws, and complete stamp table; being the various statutes simplified, and reduced into a regular and comprehensive system, showing under distinct heads, the various stamp duties now payable; the period of their commencement, and the particular regulations, &c. applying thereto, with a representation of stamp dies, &c. particularizing the specific duty applicable to Scotland. With practical annotations, opinions of counsel, and extracts from cases, argued in the different courts of judicature, 8vo. 1801, 9s. 2s. 6d. 5 $. 26. HERAUD'S companion; or, supplement to the digest of the stamp laws corrected, to Oct. 10, 1808, 8vo. 1808, 6s. boards. 27. HERAUD'S table, to May, 1805, on a broad sheet, 3 s. 6 d. HERAUD'S table, 8vo. 1805, 5s.; 1814, 9s. 28. HERAUD'S Synopsis of stamp duties; being the substance of the schedules of the act 55 Geo. III. 12mo. In a sheet table to hang up in an office, 29. HIGHMORE'S (Anth.) practical arrangement of the laws relative to the excise; wherein the statutes and adjudged cases affecting officers and smugglers, prosecutions, licenses, and the commodities subject to excise are carefully digested, and the whole system of the excise laws placed in a clear and perspicuous point of view: to which is added an appendix of precedents of convictions, &c. In 2 vols. 8vo. 1796, 1l. 38. 30. HOWARD'S (Dan.) treatise on summary proceeeding under the laws of excise and customs, applicable also to summary proceedings in general before magistrates, 8vo. 1812, 10s. boards. |