CLASS II. Jurisprudence. Avery, 13689, 0. 5. Report of the trial of Rev. Ephraim K. Avery, for the murder of Sarah Maria Cornell. By Richard Hildreth. Boston, 1833. Beale, 13514, 0. 6, & 13630, O. 5. Trial and conviction of Dr. Stephen T. Beale; with the letters of Chief Justice Lewis, Judges Black and Woodward, &c. on his case. Philadelphia, 1855. 13601, O. 2. A review of the scandalous and impertinent Beale pamphlet. By A. Ludovico. Philadelphia, 1855. Binney, 13631, 0. 2. Opinion of Horace Binney, Esq. on the right of councils to subscribe for stock in the Pennsylvania Railroad Company. Philadelphia, 1846. Bradshaw, 13706, O. 3. Trial of the Hon. Augustus Cavendish Bradshaw, for crim. con. with Rt. Hon. Mary Anne, Countess of Westmeath. 1796. Gift of Jas. H. Castle, Esq. Brightly, 13702, O. 8. Digest of the laws of Pennsylvania for 1848, '49. By F. C. Brightly, Esq. Philadelphia, 1849. Butts, 13705, 0. 4. The rights of seamen. By I. R. Butts. Boston, 1848. Gift of Thos. Balch, Esq. Cawley, 1395, F. The laws of Q. Elizabeth, K. James and K. Charles I., concerning Jesuits, seminary priests, recusants, &c. &c. By Wm. Cawley. London, 1680. Gift of Isaac Lea, Esq. Combe, 13543, O. 6, & 13595, O. Remarks on criminal legislation and prison discipline. By George Combe. London, 1854. Gift of the author. Cooper, 13547, O. 3. Mr. Purton Cooper's paradox. The profits of each London solicitor may be increased £100 per annum, and the public benefited. London, 1850. This and the following the gift of the author. 13547, O. 4. So much of Lord John Russell's evidence on official salaries as relates to the law and to lawyers. Edited by C. P. Cooper. London, 1850. 13547, O. 5. Rules for the management of select committees and the 13547, O. 6. A letter to the Vice-Chancellor of England upon his 13547, O. 10. Debate in the House of Commons on reform in the Cooper, 13547, O. 11. C. P. Cooper. 13547, O. 13. The present state of the court of chancery, &c. By Appellate jurisdiction of the House of Lords, &c. &c. 13547, O. 8. Notes on some passages of Lord Brougham's letter which relate to the court of chancery. By C. P. Cooper. London, 1850. 13547, O. 9. The House of Lords, a court of appeal. (By C. P. Cooper.) London, 1850. 13547, O. 7 & 12. Letters to C. Purton Cooper, Esq., on the appointment of a permanent judge in the court of chancery, &c. By Causidicus. London, 1835. 13547, O. 14. The delay in the offices of the masters in chancery, and the remedy. By C. P. Cooper. London, 1849. Darnes, 13689, O. 2. Trial of William P. Darnes for the manslaughter of Andrew J. Davis. St. Louis, 1840. Gift of James H. Castle, Esq. Degge, 13394, O. The parson's counsellor, with the law of tythes, &c. By Sir Simon Degge. London, 1703. Gift of Isaac Lea. Desha, 11052, D. 15. Trial of Isaac B. Desha for the murder of Francis Baker. Lexington, 1825. Duer, 11044, D. 11. Outlines of the constitutional jurisprudence of the U. S. By Wm. A. Duer. New York, 1833. Eaton, 11047, D. 5. Trial of Daniel I. Eaton, for publishing a supposed libel, comparing the King of England to a game-cock. London, 1794. Freeman, 11200, D. The probate auxiliary; being the laws of Massachusetts respecting testators, &c. &c. By Samuel Freeman. Portland, Massachusetts, 1793. Forsyth, 9007, D. Hortensius, or the advocate. An historical essay. By Wm. Forsyth. London, 1849. Foulke, 13675, O. Remarks on the penal system of Pennsylvania, particularly with reference to county prisons. By William Parker Foulke. Philadelphia, 1855. Gift of the author. Grotius, 13604, O. Hugonis Grotii de jure belli et pacis. Accompanied by an abridged translation by William Whewell, D. D. With the notes of Barbeyrac and others. 3 vols. Cambridge, 1853. Guichard, 13383, O. Traité du tribunal de famille. Par A. C. Guichard. Marseille, 1791. Gift of I. Lea. Haywood, 13526, O. Manual of the laws of North Carolina. By John Haywood. Raleigh, 1801. Hening, 13527, O. The new Virginia justice. By William W. Hening. Richmond, 1799. Paris, 1810. Herbelin, 13529, O. Procès criminel en faux contre Herbelin, Bouget et J. F. de Tonniges. Tome 1st. Howard, 13391, O. Several special growth of popery in Ireland. 1775. Gift of Isaac Lea. cases on the laws against the further By Gorges E. Howard, Esq. Dublin, Kearsley, 11051, D. 1. Kearsley's tax tables for 1825. London. Kinne, 13702, 0. 6. The laws of the different States and Territories on imprisonment for debt. By Asa Kinne. New York, 1842. T. Balch, Esq. Gift of Kneeland, 13689, O. 4. Trials of Abner Kneeland for blasphemy. Boston, 1834. Gift of James H. Castle, Esq. Levi, 13732, O. Manual of the mercantile law of Great Britain and Ireland. By Leone Levi. London, 1854. Mackeldey, 13522, O. Lehrbuch des heutigen Römischen Rechts, von D. Ferdinand Mackeldey. Giessen, 1822. Mellon, 13706, O. 4. The mail robbers. Trial of Michael Mellon, George Wilson and James Porter. Philadelphia, 1830. Mollet, 13756, O. 10. Mémoire sur l'utilité du système d'emprisonnement individuel et cellulaire. Par Jean Etienne Mollet. Amsterdam, 1848. Moncure, 13704, O. 1. Argument of R. C. L. Moncure in Bank of Virginia vs. Adams. Fredericksburg, 1849. Moore, 11104, D. Patent office and patent laws: or a guide to inventors, and a book of reference for judges, lawyers, &c. By J. G. Moore. Philadelphia, 1855. Muir, 13541, O. 6. Trial of Thomas Muir for sedition. London, 1793. Murray, 11314, D. Droits et devoirs des envoyés diplomatiques. Documens recueillis et arrangés, par E. C. Grenville Murray. Londres, 1853. Parker, 11044, D. 7. Report of the case of Norbury Bashford vs. Charles Parker and others. Trenton, 1835. Parnell, 13374, O. History of the penal laws against the Catholics, from the treaty of Limerick to the Union. Dublin, 1808. Pearson, 13393, O. The great case of tithes truly stated, &c. By Anthony Pearson. With a defence of some other principles held by Quakers. By J. M. London, 1730. Gift of Isaac Lea. Renshaw, 13706, O. 2. Trial of Lieut. Renshaw for challenging Joseph Strong, Esq. to fight a duel. New York, 1809. Scully, 13346, 0. A statement of the penal laws which aggrieve the Catholics of Ireland. With commentaries. (By Scully.) Dublin, 1812. Seward, 13543, O. 2. The (McCormick's) reaper (patent case). Argument of Wm. H. Seward. Auburn, 1854. Swift, 13376, O. A system of the laws of Connecticut. By Zephaniah Swift. 2 vols. Windham, 1795. Gift of Isaac Lea. Tisdall, 11050, D. 11. Laws and usages respecting bills of exchange. By John Tisdall. Philadelphia, 1795. Toulmin, 11201, D. Collection of the Acts of Kentucky, &c. &c. By Harry Toulmin. Frankfort, 1802. Trusler, 11415, D. A summary of the constitutional law of England, being an abridgment of Blackstone. By Rev. Dr. John Trussler. Dublin, 1790. Gift of J. J. Barclay, Esq. Tuckerman, 11055, D. 11. Letter on the house of correction and jail in Boston. By Joseph Tuckerman. Boston, 1830. Vattel, 13561, O. The law of nations; or principles of the law of nature applied to nations and sovereigns. From the French of M. de Vattel. A new edition, by Joseph Chitty. London, 1854. Wharton, 13558, 0. A treatise on the law of homicide in the United States: to which is appended a series of leading cases. By Francis Wharton. Philadelphia, 1855. Gift of the author. White, 13689, 0. 3. Trials of John D. White and Winslow Curtis for the murder on the high seas of Edward Selfridge and Thomas P. Jenkins. Boston, 1827. Gift of James H. Castle, Esq. Wildman, 13605, O. Institutes of international law. By Richard Wildman, Esq. 2 vols. London, 1849. Wilkinson, 13689, O. 1. Trial of Judge (Edward C.) Wilkinson, Dr. (Benj. R.) Wilkinson, and (John) Murdaugh, on indictments for the murder of John Rothwell and Alexander H. Meeks at the Galt House. Louisville, 1839. Gift of James H. Castle, Esq. Wingate, 13382, O. An abridgment of all the statutes in force from Magna Charta. Began by Edmund Wingate, and continued to 1689. 3 vols. London, 1708. Gift of Isaac Lea, Esq. 1400, F. Act and statutes made in a parliament held at Dublin, 1715, and continued to 1717. Dublin, 1717. Gift of I. Lea. 1396, F. Acts and statutes made in a parliament began at Dublin, 1715, and continued to 1735. 3 vols. Dublin, 1716, 1728, 1736. Gift of Isaac Lea. 1394, F. Acts and statutes made in a parliament began at Dublin, 1727, and continued to 1745. Dublin, 1746. Gift of I. Lea. 1396, F. Acts and statutes made in a parliament began at Dublin, 1727, and continued to 1759. Dublin, 1760. Gift of I. Lea. 1397, F. Laws of Jamaica, passed by the assembly, and confirmed 1684. To which is added the state of Jamaica. London, 1684. Gift of Isaac Lea. 13525, O. The perpetual laws of Massachusetts from the establishment of its constitution to 1788. Printed at Worcester by Isaiah Thomas, 1788. 13702, O. 1. Laws of the United States relating to patents and the patent office. By the Commissioner. Washington, 1848. Gift of Thomas Balch, Esq. 13519, O. Laws and ordinances of the city of New York. New York, 1793. 13629, O. 4. Laws and ordinances of New York. New York, 1805. 13521, O. Laws and ordinances of the city of New York passed during the mayoralty of De Witt Clinton. New York, 1812. 13386, O. Ordinances of Baltimore, &c. Baltimore, 1801. 13375, O. Ordinances of Philadelphia, &c. Philadelphia, 1805. Gift of I. Lea. 13547, O. 17. London, 1847. 13704, O. 14. phia, 1854. Case of Arnold vs. Arnold, decided by the Lord Chancellor. Austens and Spicer's estate. Auditor's report. Philadel 13704, O. 3 & 7, & 11 & 16. 13703, O. 9. H. P. & C. F. 13703, O. 4, & 13704, O. 10. Philadelphia, 1852. 13702, O. 3. 13703, O. 3. 13601, O. 8. slander). New 13705, O. 1. 13703, O. 6. 1852. Ballad vs. Dakin. Philadelphia, 1851. Beck vs. the City of Philadelphia (1853). Christie and Shaw vs. Craige and Peterson. H. D. Cruger vs. G. and W. Douglass, trustees. Trial of the Rev. John C. Green against John Pierce (for Kensington Bank vs. Patton. Mayer and Brother vs. the Galiot Venilia. Philadelphia, 13703, O. 2, & 13704, O. 6 & 18. Meconkey's appeal in the matter of Isaac Pennock's estate. Philadelphia, 1851. 13703, O. 8. James Montgomery and Thomas Ward vs. the Philadelphia and Atlantic Steam Navigation Company. Philadelphia, 1850. 13704, O. 8. Nystrom vs. Loper. Philadelphia, 1852. 13703, O. 10, & 13704, O. 2, & 5, & 9 & 12. Steamship Osprey vs. Barque Delaware. Philadelphia, 1851. 13702, O. 2. A. A. Remsen vs. George Rapelye. 13756, O. 19. persons **** to delphia, 1855. 13705, O. 2. 13704, O. 17. delphia, 1852. 13705, O. 3. United States vs. Henry Hertz et al., charged with hiring enlist in the British foreign legion for the Crimea. Phila Estate of Wm. Short, deceased, collateral inheritance tax. James T. Sutton & Co. vs. the Steamer Albatross. Phila Sloop Syrian vs. Steamboat Fashion. 13704, O. 13 & 15. Trotter, Sutton and others vs. the Philadelphia and Atlantic Steam Navigation Company. 13296, O. 15. Report of the trials of John Stratton, Dr. Benjamin Budd, Joseph Merit, Jesse White and Samuel Hewlings for horse racing. Evesham (N. J.) 1803. 2675, Q. The whole proceedings of the gaol deliveries at Old Bailey, May, 1796, &c. London, 1796. 13377, O. Cause célèbre. Procès des prévenues de l'assassinat de M. Fualdès. Paris, 1817. Gift of Isaac Lea. 1405, F. 1. Arrest de Parliament qui condamne deux imprimés (sur l'affaire des Jesuites) à être brûlés par l'exécuteur. Paris, 1764. 13418, O. 2. Proceedings of a court martial on Ensign Henry Hodson. London, 1806. Minutes of a court martial for the trial of Sir Home Popham. 13418, O. 3. London, 1807. 13418, O. 1. London, 1807. 13418, O. 4. Kent Militia. 13702, O. 9. Report of the trial (by court martial) of Sir Home Popham. Proceedings of a court martial on seven officers of the West London, 1807. Rules of practice in the courts of the United States for the eastern district of Pennsylvania. Philadelphia, 1850. 13524, O. The complete justice of the peace. Dover, N. H., 1806. 13507, O. The law reporter. Edited by Peleg N. Chandler and Stephen H. Phillips. Vols. 9 and 10. Boston, 1845, '48. Also, odd Nos. of the Western Law Journal. Gift of Lloyd P. Smith. 13702, O. 7. The United States lawyer's directory and official bulletin; to which is added the manual of the American legal association. New York, 1850. 13410, O. 4. The decision of the Supreme Court in the Girard will case considered. Philadelphia, 1833. 13704, O. 15. The common school laws of Pennsylvania, &c. Harrisburg, 1853. 13384, O. The laws against papists, nonconformists and nonjurors. London, 1746. 13632, O. 6. The law of treason. London, 1794. 13705, O. 7. Remarks on the law of divorce in Pennsylvania. 11037, D. 8, & 11040, D. 6. Appendix to the essays on capital punishment. Philadelphia, 1812. 13695, O. 10. Prize essays on juvenile delinquency. Philadelphia, 1855. 13294, O. 11. Extracts and remarks on the punishment and reformation of criminals. Published by the society for alleviating the miseries of prisons. Philadelphia, 1790. 13601, O. 4. The liquor law; its uses and abuses. By a member of the New York bar. New York, 1855. 1452, F. Sectional floating dock assignments. Gift of T. Balch, Esq. 13547, O. 16. Memoria da commissão dos arquivos da Gran Bretanha y dirigida aos cartorarios, &c. de Portugal. Lisboa, 1835. 11033, D. 3. The origin and object of the society for the diffusion of knowledge upon the punishment of death. London, 1811. 11055, D. 10. Report of the ladies' society for the improvement of female prisoners. Dublin, 1828. 11046, D. 3. Constitution of the Philadelphia society for alleviating the miseries of prisons. Philadelphia, 1821. 11198, D. Sketch of the origin and results of ladies' prison associations, &c. London, 1832. 13411, O. 5. Report on a House of Refuge for colored juvenile delinquents. Philadelphia, 1841. 13666, O. 2. The 27th annual report of the House of Refuge. Philadelphia, 1855. |