THE THIRD EDITION, CORRECTED; WITH ADDITIONAL NOTES AND IMPROVED INDEXES. LONDON: PRINTED BY A. STRAHAN, PAW-PRINTER TO THE KING'S MOST EXCELLENT MAJESTY; ADVERTISEMENT. It is with the highest gratitude and respect to that Court, whofe proceedings are contained in the following pages, that the Reporter thus publicly acknowledges the very great encouragement and affiftance with which he has been honoured. MIDDLE TEMPLE, The Reader is requested to obferve, that by fome error of the prefs in the first edition of this work, the order in which the Judges delivered their respective opinions in the cafe of Gibson & Johnson v. Minet & Fector, (vol. 1. p. 569.) was transposed. It should have been ftated, that MR. BARON THOMPSON began, and that THE LORD CHIEF BARON EYRE concluded; but as the mistake could not now be rectified without introducing confufion in the references and pages, it was thought proper thus only to give notice of it. HILARY TERM, 1801. |