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I.

In one large volume, royal Svo, price £1, 14s.,
DICTIONARY AND DIGEST OF THE LAW OF
SCOTLAND,

With Explanations of the most ordinary English Law Terms.
By the late WILLIAM BELL, Esq., Advocate.

New Edition, with numerous additions

By GEORGE Ross, Esq., Advocate.

"We have not for many years seen a more useful work."-Times. "Those who have been in the habit of consulting this work, know how to appreciate the solid and varied information it contains.

We can safely assert that the volume before us will not disappoint the expectations that have been founded on the success that has attended Mr Ross's carlier labours. Mr Ross has very judiciously retained the greater portion of what was original in the former edition, and at the same time, has carefully digested the multifarious additions and innovations introduced by the more recent statute and case law."—Journal of Jurisprudence.

II.

In two volumes, royal 8vo, price £2, 2s.,
TREATISE ON

THE LAW OF LANDLORD AND TENANT;
With an Appendix, containing Forms of Leases.

By ROBERT HUNTER, Esq., Advocate.

Third Edition, carefully Revised.

"A treatise of great merit, in which the subject has been discussed with much minuteness of detail, a scrupulous attention to all the precedents and authorities, and a very sound critical examination of their import and effect.”— Prof. Bell's Commentaries.

III.

In one volume Sro, price 20s.,

ERSKINE'S PRINCIPLES OF THE LAW OF

SCOTLAND,

A New Edition, adapted to the present state of the Law.
By JOHN GUTHRIE SMITH, Esq., Advocate.

"Remains, and will remain, the only work which can be put into the hands
of a student at the outset of his professional career.
The additions
made to the text are at once ample and meritorious. The new matter em-
braces every material innovation in the principles and practice of the law, and
is conceived in the like philosophical spirit, and expressed in the same simple
and popular style, which have made ERSKINE'S PRINCIPLES' the most popular
of our legal classics."—Journal of Jurisprudence.

IV.

Second Edition, in one volume 8vo, price 15s.,

A PRACTICAL TREATISE ON THE

LAW OF BANKRUPTCY.

Under the Bankruptcy (Scotland) Act, 1856. With References to the
former Acts; Digest of Cases, and Directions for Procedure; to which
are appended the Statutes, Acts of Sederunt, and Instructions of the Ac-
countant in Bankruptcy; and an Outline of the English Bankruptcy
System, with Forms for Creditors in Scotland.

By JOHN BOYD KINNEAR, Esq., Advocate,
and of Lincoln's Inn, Barrister-at-Law.

In one volume, Royal Sro, price £1, 15s..

PROF. MENZIES' LECTURES ON CONVEYANCING.

Third Edition, carefully Revised,

With Notes on the TITLES TO LAND (Scotland) Acts 1858 and 1850, other
Enactments, and Recent Decisions.

VI.

One volume 8vo, price 128., Second Edition, Enlarged,

STYLES OF DEEDS AND INSTRUMENTS,

In accordance with the Titles to Land Acts 1838 and 1860, the Heritable
Securities Acts 1815 and 1847, and the Registration of Leases Act 1857;
with Notes on the Completion of Titles, and an Appendix containing the
Statutes.

By JOHN HENDRY, Writer to the Signet.
Author of "A Manual of Conveyancing.”

"This Edition well supplies the requirements of the legal profession. The
Styles are carefully and correctly prepared, and comprehend most of the cases
which are likely to arise. Mr Hendry also gives hypothetical cases which may
occur, and his views as to the mode of procedure.
in more involved cases."-Courant.
These are valuable as aids

VII.

In one volume, croun sro, price Es. 6d.
A MANUAL OF CONVEYANCING,
In the Form of Examinations.

Embracing both PERSONAL and HERITABLE RIGHIS
By Joux HENDRY, Esq., Writer to the Signet.

"An able and instructive text-book.

have taken good care to leave no part of his field unocenpied, and yet within Mr Hendry appears to the compass of an ordinary duodecimo he has presented a complete and accurate epitome of the whole science of Conveyancing under its most recent phases."Journal of Jurisprudence.

VIII.

In two volumes royal 8vo, price £2, 5s.,

A TREATISE ON THE LAW OF EVIDENCE

IN SCOTLAND.

By WILLIAM GILLESPIE DICKSON, Esq., Advocate.
Second Edition, edited by JonN SKELTON, Esq., Advocate.

IX.

In one large volume, royal 8to, price £1, 14s.
JURIDICAL STYLES. VoŁ. I.

HERITABLE RIGHTS.

Containing-Original Charters; Deeds of Alienation and Relative Deeds, Instruments of Sasine, &c.; Contracts of Marriage; Entalls, &c.; Trust Settlements, &c.; Services of Heirs; Services of Tutors, &c.; Grants by Progress from the Crown; and Grants by Progress from Subject-Superiors; Leases, Burgage Rights, Heritable Bonds, &c. of Acts of Parliament, and a Copious index. With an Appendix

X.

Two volumes 4to, price £2, 12s. 6d.

STAIR'S INSTITUTIONS OF THE LAW Or

SCOTLAND.

With Notes and Illustrations.

By J. S. MORE, Esq., Professor of Scots Law in the University of Edinburgh.

XI.

Two volumes 4to, price £4, Afs.

HUME'S COMMENTARIES ON THE LAW OF
SCOTLAND RESPECTING CRIMES.

WITH A SUPPLEMENT

By BENJAMIN ROBERT BELL, Esq., Advocate.