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 PRE PRATT, J. T. Law for Facilitating the Enclosure of Open and Arable Fields, &c. 12mo. London. 1837. . Law relatinof to the Purchase of Government An- nuities, through the medium of Savings' Banks and Parochial Societies, comprising the Statute 3 Will. IV. c. 14, with Notes and References. 8vo. London. 1833. PRAXIS Almse. Curiae, Cancellarix : a Collection of Precedents, by Bill and Answer, Plea and Demurrer, in Causes of the greatest Moment (wherein Equity hath been allowed) which have been commenced in the High Court of Chancery. With Appeals to the House of Peers ; by Will. Browne. 4th edition, with addi- tions. 2 vols. Svo. London. 1725. PRAXIS UTRIUSQUE BANCI. The Antient and Modern Practice of the two Superior Courts at Westminster, viz. K. B. and C. P., with Rules and Orders of the said Courts, &c. &c. 12rao. London. 1674. PRECEDENTS of Proceedings on the Yeomanry Cavalry Act before Justices of the Peace, &c. ; with some others. By a County Magistrate. 8vo. London. 1822. — — in Chancery ; being a Collection of Cases argued and adjudged in the High Court of Chancery, from the year 1689 to 1722. fol. London. 1747. 2d edition, with Notes and References to the former and later Reports, by Thomas Finch. Svo. London. 1786. Mr. Viner informs us that the Precedents in Chancery made their escape to the press clandestinely, much, indeed, to the advantage of the profes- sion, but without any regard paid to the honor of the deceased, with whom^ the same is said to have been left, upon trust and confidence only, and as a sacred depositum. Lord Hardwicke states, that the notes of cases to 1708, were taken by Mr. Pooley, and from that period by Mr. Robins, one of the ablest lawyers of his day. The volume is commonly known by the name of Finches Precedents, &;c. The cases are brietiy reported, but are of respectable authority. The case of Harkness v. Bayley, how- ever, is misreported, and Lord Brougham, in 1 Russ. & Mylne, 269, fair." 7 L. M. 377 ; Prcf. 18 Viner's Abridg. ; (5) 408, pi. 19 ; 12 L. 0.523; Finch's Pref. ; Brookes Bib. Leg. 219; 1 Kent's Com. 492; 7 Mod. 304; 5 Ves. GGl. 586
 * ' cast some imputation upon the Precedents in Chancery, but it is un-