NOILVIOOSS

W. H. S. JORDAN, SUCCESSOR TO SAMUEL COLMAN.

RUSSELL, SHATTUCK, AND CO.

PHILADELPHIA..........NICKLIN & JOHNSON.

LONDON........R. J. KENNETT.

MDCCCXXXVI.

MAY 6 1966

CONTENTS OF NO. XXIX.

ART.

PAGE.

I. GERMAN CRITICISM OF MR. JUSTICE STORY'S COMMEN -

TARIES ON THE CONSTITUTION OF THE UNITED STATES.

II. WHAT USE OF CHATTELS ATTACHED WILL MAKE THE

ATTACHMENT A TRESSPASS ab initio.

III. CODIFICATION AND REFORM OF THE LAW.-No. II.

IV. CONTRACT OF SALE.-CIVIL LAW.

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Of the remedy of the purchaser for the non-delivery of

the thing sold.

V. CASE OF COMPULSORY PARTITION, AND ENLARGEMENT

UPON CONDITION.-CHARACTER OF LORD Coke.

A. leases to two for life with enlargement, in fee upon con-

dition. One of the tenants brings a writ of partition,

obtains judgment, and partition is made. Afterwards

the condition is performed. Is the estate so changed,

that the enlargement cannot take place?

VI. CITATION OF THE ROMAN LAW.

VII. CRIMINAL LAW OF INSANITY.

1. Article I. of the last No. of the Jurist.

2. Judge Thacher's Charge to the Grand Jury of the

County of Suffolk, at the December Term of the Mu-

nicipal Court for the City of Boston.

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VIII. MEDICAL JURISPRUDENCE.-WOUNDS.-No. III.

IX. CODIFICATION OF THE COMMON LAW IN MASSACHUSETTS. 111

Report of a special committee of the House of Represen-

tatives, of the Massachusetts Legislature, to whom was

referred so much of the Governor's Address, as relates

to the subject of codifying the common law. (January

Session, 1836.)

DIGEST OF ENGLISH CASES.

Common Law.

Comprising principal cases in 5 Barnewall & Adolphus,

Part 5; 4 Neville & Manning, Part 3; 5 Moody & Scott.

Part 2; Crompton, Meeson, & Roscoe, Vol. 1, Part 4 ;

and Vol 2 Pout 1.4 Turwhitt Part 5 and 3 Dow

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