Catalogue of the law books in the Advocates Library

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Disputationes selectarum niaterianim secundum ordinem Pan-
dectarum, in illustri Lugdunensi Academia publicis disquisi-
tionibus excussae. Lugduni Bat. 1598, 4to.
Dissenters. A brief Survey of the legal Liberties of the Dis¬
senters. Edinb. 1714, 8vo.
Dissolution du Mariage. V. Bouhier (Jean). Hotmanus (Au-
tonius).
Ditterich (Franc. Ant.) De quatuor praecipuis Consilii Im-
perialis Aulici Processibus. Viennae, 1775, Svo.
Divorce. Cases of Divorce for several causes. Lond. 1715,
12mo.
— Free Thoughts on Seduction, Adultery, and Divorce, with
,—1 _ reflections on the gallantry of Princes ; occasioned by the
j^j^-j ^ ■ °- late Intrigue between the Duke of Cumberland, and Hen¬
rietta, wife of Richard Lord Grosvenor. By a Civilian.
Lond. 1771, Svo.
— Legislation du Divorce.—V. Philbert.
Dixon (Robert). A practical Treatise on the Law relative
to Title-Deeds and other Documents. Lond. 1826, 2 vols.
Svo.
.— Observations on the proposed new Code relating to Real
Property. Lond. 1827, 8vo.
Dobie (Alexander). A Collection of English Styles, or
Forms, for the Use of the Profession of the Law in Scot¬
land. Lond. 1824, Svo.
Doctius (Thomas). Consilia. Venetiis, 1584, fol.
Doctor and Student. V. Saint Gennain.
Doctoribus (Antonius Franciscus de). Consilia ii. Exst. in
Ziletti Consiliis Matrimonialibus, torn. i. p. 227.
Dodd (Charles Edward). Doubtful Questions in the Law of
Elections stated and canvassed. Lond. 1826, Svo.
y' '^''jfy/i — ^ Letter to the Right Hon. Robert Peel, on the subject of
6.C5c.i:?r-'Vi- gyj^g of the Legal Reforms proposed by Mr. Brougham.
Lond. 1828, Svo.
Doderidge (Sir John). The English Lawyer; describing a
Method for the managing of the Lawes of this Laud. Lond.
1631, 4to.
— A Treatise of particular Estates. Exst. in Noy's Grounds
of the English Laws, ad calcem.
■— Tlie compleat Parson; or, a Description of Advowsons or
Church-livings. Lond. 1641, 4to.
Dodson (John) LL. D. Reports of Cases argued and deter¬
mined in the High Court of Admiralty, commencing with
the Judgments of the Right Hon. Sir William Scott, Trini¬
ty term 1811. Lond. 1815-28, 2 vols. Svo.
— Report of the Judgment delivered in the Consistorial
Court of London, on the 16th day of July 1811, by the
Right Hon. Sir William Scott, in the Cause of Dalrymple
the wife, against Dalrymple the husband. Lond. 1811, Svo.