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1872.

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CONTENTS.

INTRODUCTORY, p. 1.

Address of M. Rousse, Batonnier of the French Bar, 87.

A Plea for a New Print of Bracton. By H. S. Milman, 559,

Appeal in Criminal Cases, 132.

Bequests for Superstitious Uses. By W. F. Finlason, 707.

Classification of the Roman Civil Law. By W. A. Hunter, 1064.

Codification in India and England. By James Fitzjames Stephen, Q.C., 963.

Companies in Commandite, and the Desirability of their Introduction in

England, 184.

Condition of Prisoners of War, 811.

Crime in the Metropolis. By A. Herbert Safford, 614.

Criminal Irresponsibility of the Insane, 215.

Criminal Trials in the Queen's Bench. By F. W. Finlason, 457.

Domicile, 387.

Early Life of Sir W. H. Maule, 594.

Forensic Eloquence, 771.

Grotesque Litigation in India, 376.

International Copyright, 24.

Law and Command, 189.

Laws of Foreign Joint-stock Companies, and Necessity for an Inter-
national Code. By Henry D. Jenckens, 991.

Legislation on the Sale of Liquor, 430.

Maine on Ancient Law. By J. O'Connell, Part I., 749; Part II. 862.

Maine's Ancient Law. By T. E. Cliffe Leslie, 1039.

Malicious Wounding, 269.

Malicious Wounding. By S. C. Greaves, Q.C., 379.

Martial Law. By W. F. Finlason, Part I. 286; Part II. 361.

Matthew Davenport Hill, 515.

Memoir of Mr. Justice Shee. By George Shee, 304.

Mr. Forsyth's Lecture on Ancient MSS., 418.

Municipal Reform in New York, and the Cumulative Vote, 206.

Notes on the Temple Church. Part II., 601.

On a Systematic Revision of the Statute Book. By R. W. Griffith, 219.
On Novations, and the Liquidation of Amalgamated Assurance Com-
panies. By C. J. Bunyon, M.A., 404.

On the "Scotch Courts of Law" Report, 96.

On Uniformity of Descent, 769.

Our Judicial System, and its Influence on the Formation of our Law. By

W. F. Finlason, 1007: