Catalogue of the law books in the Advocates Library

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— Reasons for abrogating the Test, imposed upon all Members
of Parliament. Lond. 1688, 4to.
— "Answers to the Bishop of Oxford's Reasons for abrogating
the Test, by a person of Quality. Lond. 1688, 4to.—V.
Philips (John).
Parker (Sir Thomas). Reports of Cases concerning the Re¬
venue, argued and determined in the Coiu-t of Exchequer,
from Easter term 1743 to Hilary term 1767; with an
appendix containing cases upon the same subject in former
reigns. Lond. 1776, fol.
Parker (Thomas). The Laws of Shipping and Insurance;
with a Digest of adjudged Cases. Lond. 1775, 4to.
Parker (Wilmot). An Analysis of the Practice of Chancery.
Loud. 1794, 8vo.
Parkes (Joseph). A History of the Court of Chancery. Lond.
1828, 8vo.
— The Statutes and Orders of the Court of Chancery, and the
Statute Law of Real Property of the State of New York:
with a brief Account of the Equity Jurisdictions and Law of
Real Property and Registration in the United States. Lond.
1830, 8vo.
Parkes (William). An elementary Treatise on the Practice
of the Courts of King's Bench and Common Pleas. Lond.
1829, 12mo.
Parladorius (Joan. Yannez). Opera juridica; sive rerum quo-
tidianarum libri duo, quotidianarum differentiarum sesqui-
centuria, et quaestiones practicae forenses xviii. cum tribus
epistolis ad filios. Lugduni, 1678, fol.
— Eadera. Colon. Allob. 1761, fol.
Parliament. A Discourse of the Rise and Power of Parlia¬
ments. Lond. 1677, 12mo.
— The Opinion of divers learned antiquaries, viz. Mr. Justice
Doddrige, &c. concerning the antiquity, power, &c. of the
Higli-court of Parliament, Lond. 1658, 8vo.
— A Declaration of the House of Commons in Parliament
concerning their privileges, drawn up by a select committee,
viz. Sir Fr. Bacon, Sir Edw. Sandys, &c. Lond. 1707, 8vo.
— A brief Discourse concerning the Power of the Peeres and
Commons in Parliament, in point of Judicature. Printed in
the yeere when sea-coale was exceeding deare. 4to.
— The Parliament's Power in Laws for Religion, by E. Y.
Lond. 1645, 4to.
— Several Speeches concerning the Power of Parliament.—
V. Parsons.
— Memorials of the Method and Manner of Proceedings in
Parliament in Passing Bills; together with rules and customs,
which by long and continued practice have obtained the
name of Orders of the House. Lond. 1670, 8vo.