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Roscoe's Digest of the Law of Evidence in Criminal
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A Digest of Cases Relating to Criminal Law down
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By JOHN MEWS, Esq., Barrister-at-Law.
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The Magistrate's Annual Practice, 1899,
Being a Compendium of the Law and Practice relating to matters occupying the attention of Courts
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SCRUTTON'S MERCHANT SHIPPING ACT, 1894. With Copious Notes
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ROBSON'S LAW OF BANKRUPTCY. Containing a Full Exposition of the
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CATHOLICS: a Manual of the Law specially affecting Catholics. By
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MANSON'S LAW OF TRADING AND OTHER COMPANIES (including
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NEWSPAPER LIBEL (The Law of. With Special Reference to the State of
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Supplement to “Winslow's Private Arrangements.'
WINSLOW'S DEEDS OF ARRANGEMENT ACT, 1887 (50 & 51 Vict. c. 57),
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RITUAL. - Modern Decisions on Ritual and Kindred Subjects. By GEORGE
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CUNYNGHAME'S ENGLISH PATENT PRACTICE. With the Acts, Rules,
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By H. CUNYNGHAME, M.A., Barrister-at-Law, M.LE.E., late Royal Engineers.
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DIGEST OF ENGLISH CASE LAW.
SUPERSEDING AND CONSOLIDATING ALL PREVIOUS DIGESTS
OF THE REPORTS DOWN TO THE END OF 1897,
INCLUDING A SELECTION OF IRISH CASES.
BY JOHN MEWS, BARRISTER-AT-LAW,
W. F. BARRY.
E. E. H. BIRCH.
A. H. BITTLESTON.
B. A. COHEN.
W. I. Cook.
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J. RITCHIE.
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J. F. WALEY.
T. H. WALKER.
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R. C. MACKENZIE.
E. MANSON.
R. G. MARSDEN.
H. J. NEWBOLT.
A. E. RANDALL.
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HIS, the most important Law Work ever undertaken in England, is
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Cases followed, overruled, questioned, &c., have been omitted from this Digest, but the Publishers intend to bring out a Supplemental Volume to Dale and Lehmann's Overruled Cases,' which, together with the original volume, will form a complete Digest of such cases.
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