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 LAW LAWS. The Laws concerning Travelling. 1. Of Robbery. 2. Of Accidents on the Road. 3. Satisfaction for Bad Ways. 4. Carriers Responsible for Goods. 5. Of Inn-keepers and their Extortions, and where they are Answerable for the Goods of their Guests. 6. Of Water-Carriage. 7. Of Negotiating Bills. 8. Currency of Money. 9. Laws for Regulating Hackney Coaches, Chairs, Carmen, and Watermen. 12mo. London. 1718. . The Laws respecting the ordinary Practice of Lnpositions in Money-lending, and the Buying and Selling of Public Offices. 8vo. London. 1795. LAWTON, GEORGE. A brief Treatise of Bona Notahilia ; together with an Account of the Courts of Probate, within the Province of York. 8vo. London. 1825. . The Marriage Act, 4 Geo. IV., c. 76, arranged under the following heads, viz : RepeaUng Clause, Banns of Matrimony, &c. 8vo. London. 1823. LAWYER. The Layman's Lawyer. 8vo. London. 1654. — . The Young Lawyer's Recreation. 8vo. London. 1694. This compilation is composed of a series of abridged Cases, from the Reports, affording anomalies or laughable incidents. . The Impartial Lawyer; setting forth such especial ad- judged Cases, as immediately concern Persons that are Exercised in the Laws of England ; wherein is demonstrated, what Remedy the Lawyers may have against such as would Defame them in their Practice ; as also, such Rehef as others may have against them for their unjust or irregular Proceedings ; with References to all sorts of Precedents and Pleadings relating to the several Matters therein treated. London. 1709. . The Cabinet Lawyer; or, popular Digest of the Laws of England. 12mo. London. 1826. A brief, unsatisfactory, and inaccurate compendium. It is, for the most part, a poor abridgment of Blackstone's Commentaries. 3 IMonth. Rev, for 1826, 332. . The Pocket Lawyer; or, a practical Digest of the Laws of Scotland. 12mo. Edinburgh. 1830. 454