CARRINGTON, F. A. Obituary notiec of, 307 CENTRAL CRIMINAL COURT. Recent regulation for free admission to, 458 CHANCERY. Easter vacation, Order, 51 review of the Consolidated General Orders of the Court, 13 report of commissioners on the mode of taking evidence in, 265 separate report by Lord St. Leonards, 273 See COURT PAPERS--RULES AND ORDERS. CHANCERY REGISTRARS. Regulations of, 111 Summer, 1860; 242 Winter, 1860; 434 CLAIMS in Chancery abolished, 14 CLERGYMEN. Confessions to, whether privileged from disclosure, 132, 319 COCKBURN, C. J. Letter of, on the attendance of the common-law judges in the Divorce Court, 182 CO-DEBTOR who pays the whole debt entitled to assignment of the debt and securities as a security for contribution, 471 COMMISSIONER TO ADMINISTER OATHS in the Court of Chancery and the Court of Pleas of the County Palatine of Durham. Frederick Augustus Lewis, 7, Trafalgar-place East, 175, 183 COMMISSIONER TO ADMINISTER OATHS in the Courts of the County Palatine of Lancaster. Frederick Augustus Lewis, 7, Trafalgar-place East, Hackney-road, 230 COMMISSIONER TO ADMINISTER OATHS in the Stannaries Courts. Frederick Augustus Lewis, 7, Trafalgar-place East, Hackney-road, 251. COMMISSIONER TO ADMINISTER OATHS for the colony of Victoria. Henry Kimber, 3, Lancasterplace, 103 COMMISSIONER TO ADMINISTER OATHS for the colony of New South Wales. Samuel Thomas Clarke, 30, Bury-street, St. James's, 139 COMMISSIONERS TO TAKE THE ACKNOWLEDG- Bedford and Herts, Julius Gaborian Shepherd, of Bristol, Samuel Whitchurch Perry, of Churchill, near Bucks, Thomas John Reynolds, of High Wycombe, 295 William Wilkinson Brenton, of Hartlepool, 69 Durham and North Riding, Timothy Crosby, of Stockton-upon-Tees, 295 Glamorganshire, Clement Waldron, of Cardiff, 38 Hampshire, Henry Tremenheere Johns, of Ringwood, Haverfordwest and Pembroke, William Davies, of Ha- Kent, George Frederick Carnell, of Sevenoaks, 57 George Brindley Ackworth, of Rochester, 307 London, Westminster, and Middlesex, Edward Tomp- William Burbidge Richardson, of the Comptroller's Thomas Paine, of Gresham House, Old Broad- COMMISSIONERS, &c.—(continued). London, Frederick Green, of 10, Angel-court, Throgmor- London, Westminster, Middlesex, and Surrey, Thomas John Griffiths Reynell, of Staple-inn, 323 Thomas Henry Smith, of Frederick's-place, Old William Burbidge Richardson, of the Comptroller's Frederick Green, of 10, Angel-court, Throgmorton- Pembroke and Haverfordwest, Henry Davies, of Haver fordwest, 27 Salop, Samuel Harley Kough, of Church Stretton, 307 Sevenoaks, George Frederick Carnell, 331 Somersetshire, Samuel Whitchurch Perry, of Churchill, near Bristol, 38 Malim Messiter, of Frome, ib. Staffordshire, Thomas Redfern the younger, of Leek, 323 Surrey, James Dundas Down, of Dorking, 38 Sussex, James George Langham, of Hastings, ib. Robert Growse, of Hastings, 57 Westminster, London, and Middlesex, William Ford, William Burbidge Richardson, of the Comptroller's Thomas Paine, of Gresham House, Old Broad- Frederick Green, of 10, Angel-court, Throgmortonstreet, 115 John Griffiths Reynell, of Staple-inn, 323 Thomas Henry Smith, of Frederick's-place, Old Wiltshire, Henry Jenner Hillier, of Grantham, 69 Dudley, 307 Yorkshire, East Riding, Martin Richardson, of Bridlington, 38 Yorkshire, West Riding, Joseph Rayner, of Huddersfield, ib. COMMISSIONERS TO ADMINISTER OATHS IN THE George Brown, 31, Paddington-green, 275 W. Clarke, 29, Coleman-street, 39 John Curtis, Haberdashers' Hall, Gresham-street West, George Lewis Phipps Eyre, 1, John-street, Bedford COMMISSIONERS, &c.-(continued). COURT PAPERS-(continued). Bradford, William Hector Hudson, 295 Dolgelly, John Jones, 483 Frome, Somersetshire, Malim Messiter, 218 Robert Galsworthy, 36 Kingston-upon-Hull, George Christopher Roberts, 155 Liverpool, John Frederick Stanistreet, 155 London, James Mason, 42, Chalcot-villas, Haverstock- - John Nesbitt Malleson, 11, Austin-friars, 274 Maidenhead, Charles Brown, 218 Mansfield, Nottinghamshire, Thomas Harvey Shacklock, 307 Morpeth, Benjamin Woodman, 108 Newcastle-upon-Tyne, Joseph George Joel, 167 York, Thomas Shepherd Noble, 195 COMMON-LAW COMMISSION. Extracts from, and observations on, their third and final report, 75 proposal to give certain equitable powers to courts of common law, 77 memorial of, on the law and equity bill, in answer to the equity judges, 225, 237 COMMON-LAW PROCEDURE ACT, 1860. Nature of, 431, 439, 455 extended to the Borough Court of Derby, 35 CONCENTRATION OF LAW COURTS. Report of the commissioners, 290, 302, 312, 321, 328, 338, 344, 351 correspondence on Sir W. P. Wood's partial dissent from the commissioners' report, 424 notice of application to Parliament for powers, 435 CONFESSIONS to priests and clergymen, whether privileged from disclosure, 132, 319 CONFLICT OF JURISDICTION between the Court of Chancery and the Insolvent Debtors Court in Cook's case, 151 CONSOLIDATED GENERAL ORDERS of the Court of Chancery, reviewed, 13 CONSULS IN TURKEY. Order in Council under the Foreign Jurisdiction Act, 385, 409 CONVEYANCES. On recent legislative attempts to shorten, 187, 209, 215, 224, 273 whether vacated at law by cancellation in equity, 327 COPYRIGHT in dramatic performances, 46 on registration of title to, 33 common law sittings, Easter Term, 1860; 123 common law sittings, Trinity Term, 1860; 198 common law sittings, Michaelmas Term, 1860; 401 common law sittings, Hilary Term, 1861; 474 circuits of the judges, summer, 1860; 242 circuits of the judges, winter, 1860; 434 " new causes, Common Pleas, Hilary Term, 1860; 15 new causes, Exchequer, Hilary Term, 1860; 27 new trials, Queen's Bench, Hilary Term, 1860; 49 common law cause lists, Easter Term, 1860; 136, 161 cominon law cause lists, Trinity Term, 1860; 191 common law cause lists, Michaelmas Term, 1860; 393 new trials, Queen's Bench, Michaelmas Term, 1860; 417 common law cause lists, Hilary Term, 1861; 475 equity sittings after Hilary Term, 1860; 36 equity sittings, Easter Term, 1860; 121 Chancery, Easter Vacation, 1860; 51 equity sittings, Trinity Term, 1860; 190 equity sittings after Trinity Term, 1860; 238 equity sittings, Michaelmas Term, 1860; 392 equity sittings after Michaelmas Term, 1860; 434 equity sittings, Hilary Term, 1861; 473 equity cause lists, Hilary Term, 1860; 5 equity cause lists after Hilary Term, 1860; 48 equity cause lists, Easter Term, 1860; 153 equity cause lists after Trinity Term, 1860; 240 equity cause lists after Michaelmas Term, 1860; 441 COURTS, CONCENTRATION OF. Report of the commissioners, 290, 302, 312, 321, 328, 338, 344 on the report of the commissioners, 351 notice of application to Parliament for powers, 435 CRANWORTH, LORD. On his bill for giving powers to trustees and mortgagees, 187 the principle of, distinguished from that of Lord Brougham's Acts, 209, 215, 224, 273 CRIME IN ENGLAND. Statistics of, for 1859; 250 CRIMINAL LAW. Objection to allowing appeals, 88, 100 inexpediency of allowing appeals, 457 whether confessions to priests and clergymen are privi- on the rule which excludes the evidence of the accused on prosecutions for perjury, 248 on corporal punishment, 287 presentments of grand juries of Lancaster and York on the insufficient allowance to witnesses, 331, 472 on insanity as a defence, 343 improper discharge of jury by judge not an acquittal, 415 D. the importation of reprints of English books into the DEEDS. Whether a conveyance is vacated at law by canUnited Kingdom and the Colonies, 44 CORPORAL PUNISHMENT by parents and schoolmasters, considered, 287 for offences, considered, ib. statistics of, 294 CORPORATION AGGREGATE held capable of malice, 143 CORYTON, J. Letter on amendment of Patent Law, 68 COULSON, WALTER. Obituary notice of, 433 COUNSEL. Duties and liabilities of; Swinfen v. Chelmsford, 391 COUNTY COURTS. Proposal that promotion to the superior courts should occasionally be made, 301 statistics of small debts recovered in county courts and superior courts respectively, 275 COURT OF CRIMINAL APPEAL. Objections to, 88; 100 COURT PAPERS: Queen's Bench sittings after Hilary Term, 1800; 27 sittings of Court of Exchequer after Hilary Term, 38 cellation in equity, 327 on recent legislative attempts to shorten, 187, 209, 215, 224, 273 DEFAMATION of deceased persons. Punishment for, 119 DERBY, BOROUGH COURT OF. Extension of Common-law Procedure Acts and Bills of Exchange Act to, 35 DIVORCE. On the danger of collusion in suits for divorce, 279, 375 DIVORCE COURT. Letter of Cockburn, C. J., on the attendance of the common-law judges in, 182 on the alterations effected by the stat. 23 & 24 Vict. c. 144; 375 DOMICIL. Recent cases on, considered, 4, 11 of married women, ib. DONATIO MORTIS CAUSA. What may be given, and how, 55 DRAMATIC COPYRIGHT, 46 DYING DECLARATIONS. On the rejection of, as evi- INNS OF COURT. On the neglect of legal education by, E. EASEMENTS by implied grant, 43 Mr. Gale's distinctions considered, ib. - -- . INCORPO- RATED LAW SOCIETY-INNS OF COURT. proposal of Common-law Commissioners to transfer cer- observations of the equity judges on the Law and Equity memorial of the Common-law Commissioners on the Law 247 rules for examination of students, Trinity Term, 1860; prospectus of lectures, Trinity Term, 1860; 136 prospectus of lectures, Michaelmas Term, 1860; 290 prospectus of lectures, Hilary Term, 1861; 478 INSOLVENCY BILL. Observations on, 107 INSOLVENT DEBTORS COURT in conflict with the and Equity Bill, in answer to the equity judges, INTERNATIONAL LAW. On the neglect of the study of, See CHANCERY. in England, 131 on the proposal to exempt property from capture as legality of subscribing to aid insurgents against a foreign J. JARDINE, DAVID. Obituary notice of, 355 JUDGES. Letter of Cockburn, C. J., on the attendance of 250 JUDICIAL STATISTICS. Crime in England during 1859; EXECUTIONS, REGISTRY OF. Letter from Mr. Pask, JURIDICAL SOCIETY. Notice of meeting, Dec., 1859; 17 338 F. FOLIO IN BANKRUPTCY. Agitation to reduce to notice of meeting, Nov. 12, 1860; 418 JURIES. On abuses in the selection of jurymen, 463 FRANCE, Liberty of the press in; opinion of French JURISDICTION. On the conflict between the Court of right of petition to senate, ib. G. GRAND JURIES. The utility of, 359, 367 GROVE, Q. C. Suggestions by, for improvements in the H. HALLIWELL, J. O. Letter on facilitating the inspection HILL, A. S. Manual of the Practice of the Court of Pro- HOGHTON v. HOGHTON. Case of, 327 I. INCORPORATED LAW SOCIETY. Results of examina- results of examinations, Easter Term, 1860; 189 INNKEEPERS. Discussion on bill to limit the liability of, Chancery and the Insolvent Debtors Court in Cook's JURISDICTION, FOREIGN. Order in Council with re- JURY. Improper discharge of, by judge, not an acquittal, 415 on allowance of refreshment to, during a trial, 416 L. LAW AMENDMENT SOCIETY. Notice of meeting, 81 observations by the equity judges on, 144 memorial of the Common-law Commissioners respect- LAW DEGREE EXAMINATIONS. Cambridge, 69 LAW UNIVERSITY. Proposal to establish, 247 LECTURES at the Inns of Court, Trinity Term, 1861. Pro- Michaelmas Term, 1860; 290 LEGAL EDUCATION. Results of public examination of PARLIAMENT (continued). students, 26, 290 rules for examination of students, 102, 288, 449 on the neglect of the study of international law, 131 See CAMBRIDGE-INCORPORATED LAW SOCIETY— LEGISLATION, during the session of 1860, reviewed, 229 LORDS, HOUSE OF. Right to reject money bills, 199, LUNATICS. On the provisions for the protection of lunatics MACAULAY and the Bar, 81 M. discussion in House of Lords on the Law and Equity discussion in House of Commons on the bill to limit the liability of innkeepers, 165 discussion in House of Lords on the Masters and Ope- ratives Bill, 256 money bills; resolution of the House of Commons, 265 bills in progress.-See BILLS. PASK, JAMES. Letters on the registry of judgments and PAYMENT OF WITNESSES in criminal cases. On the PEACHEY, J. P., on Marriage and Family Settlements, PERJURY. On the prosecution for, 248 Observations on, 145 MANCHESTER CHAMBER OF COMMERCE. The pro- observations on, 31, 67 POWERS. On Lord Cranworth's bill for giving powers to MASTERS IN CHANCERY. Discharge of the remaining POWERS OF TRUSTEES AND MORTGAGEES. The his lectures reviewed, 14 act for enlarging considered, 353, 399, 407, 423, 432, PRESS, liberty of, in France. Opinions of MM. Ploque, PRINCIPAL AND SURETY. Right of surety who pays PRISONS AND PRISONERS. On the annual report of MORTGAGE. Specific performance of contract to borrow PRIZE. On the proposal to exempt private property from on the exoneration of the mortgaged estate out of the MORTGAGEES AND TRUSTEES. The act for enlarging N. capture, 31, 35, 67 R. RAILWAY. Liability of company for injury from use of REGISTRARS OF COURT OF CHANCERY. Regula- NORMAN, J. P. Letter of, on the assignment of part of a REGISTRATION of copyright, 33 "NOT GUILTY." Observations on the plea of, 145 PATENT LAW. Mr. Grove's suggestions for improvements letter of Mr. Thomas Webster on the reform of, 47 letter from Mr. Coryton on, 88 REGULATIONS of registrars of Court of Chancery, 111 REVIEWS. The Consolidated General Orders of the Court W. M. Best on Evidence, 188 E. Bullen and S. M. Leake on Precedents of Pleading, A. S. Hill's Manual of the Practice of the Court of Pro- J. Morris's Lectures on the Court of Admiralty, 14 J. Paterson's Compendium of English and Scotch Law, 110 J. R. Peachey on Marriage and Family Settlements, 281 ROAD MURDER. On the proposed renewed inquiry, 353 ROMAN CATHOLIC PRIEST. disclose confessions, 132 whether the assignee of part of an invention can sue for RULES AND ORDERS: infringement, 133 PARLIAMENT. On the rejection of money bills by the House of Lords, 199, 223, 235 on the history of the privilege of the Commons to ori- Chancery, March 6, 1860; 97 Whether compellable to regulations of registrars of Court of Chancery, 111 Chancery, August 23, 1860, discharging the remaining $. SCIENTIFIC EVIDENCE. Report of committee of the SECRETARY OF STATE and the Road murder, 353 SETTLEMENTS. On Lord Cranworth's bill for inserting SHERIFFS. SURETY (continued). co-debtor who pays the whole debt has a similar right, T. TOLLS. Liability of volunteers to pay, 147 List of nominations by the Lords of the Coun- TRADING COMPANIES BILL, 60, 70 SHERIFFS AND UNDERSHERIFFS. List of, 89 SHIPPING, MERCHANT. Extracts from Report of Select SICILIAN. Legality of subscribing to aid insurgents, 201 SPECIFIC PERFORMANCE. In what cases enforced in of contract to borrow on mortgage, 159, 181 explanation of Board of Inland Revenue as to stamps STATE PAPERS. Whether privileged from production, STATUTE-LAW COMMISSION. Letter of " M. I. B." re- STATUTES. Suggestions for arranging and publishing the the Parliament roll is now printed, and identical with STEPHEN ON PLEADING. Review of new edition of, 465 Court of Chancery, 146 TRUSTEES AND MORTGAGEES. On Lord Cranworth's TURKEY. Order in Council under the Foreign Jurisdiction TURNER v. WRIGHT. Case of, 271, 321 U. UNDERSHERIFFS. List of, 89 V. VICTORIA. Appointment of Henry Kimber, 3, Lancaster- W. WAR. On the proposal to exempt private property from WASTE by tenant in fee subject to executory devise, 271, 321 WATSON, MR. BARON. Obituary notice of, 98 paper on Patent Law by, 59 WILLS. On facilitating the inspection of ancient wills, 188 SURETY. Right of the surety who pays to an assignment | WITNESSES. Presentment of grand jury of Lancaster on of the debt and securities, 471 the insufficient payment of, 331. |