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 JEF JEAKES, SAMUEL. The Charters of the Cinque Ports, two ancient Towns, and their Members, translated into English; with Annotations, Historical and Critical, wherein divers old Words are explained, and some of the ancient Customs and Privileges observed, fol. London. 1738. This book was written in 1G78, and after the death of the author was printed by the recommendation of Ld. Ch. Bar. Gilbert. Clarke. JEBB, ROBERT. Cases, chiefly relating to the Criminal and Presentment Law, decided by the Twelve Judges of Ireland, from 1832 to 1840. 8vo. Dublin. 18-11. 1st American ed., with References. By J. W. Wallace. 8vo. Philadelphia. 1843. See British Crown Cases. lIr. Jebb's Cases are compiled from materials of the highest authen- ticity and authority, and with great care. The notes of American Cri- minal Cases, contributed by Mr. AVallace, are excellent, and have very much increased the value and general usefulness of the volume. Prof. Whiteside's Lee. ; 1 Leg. Rep. 296 ; 27 A. J. 468. JEBB, ROBERT, and R. BOURKE. Reports of Cases argued and determined in the Court of Q. B. in Ireland. Svo. Dublin. 1843. JEBB, ROBERT, and ARTHUR R. SYMES. Reports of Cases argued and determined in the Courts of Q. B. and Exchequer Chamber, in Ireland. 2 vols. 8vo. Dublin. 1840-43. JEFFERSON, THOMAS. A Manual of Parliamentary Practice, composed originally for the use of the Senate of the United Slates ; to which are added the Rules and Orders of both Houses of Congress. 13mo. Washington. 1833. Translated into French. By L. A. Pichon. Svo. Paris. 1814. There are many editions of this standard Manual. . Reports of Cases in the General Court of Vir- ginia, from 1730 to 1740, and from 1768 to 1793. Svo. Char- lottesville. 1839. The Cases in the first part of the volume, were extracted, by Jefferson, from the MS. Reports of Randolph, Barradall, and Hopkins; and those in the latter part are leading Cases, taken by the Reporter, but neither pos- sess any uncommon value, on account of their learning or the manner in which they are reported. The volume, also, contains an Essay, written to prove that Christianity is no part of the Common Law. 421