Catalogue of the law books in the Advocates Library

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•— Meditatio pracmatica de Fatis atque Usu Studii Juris Feu-
dalis in Germania. Exst. in Jenichen Thes. Jur. Feud. torn. i.
p. 135.
Westrenen (Phil. Leon. a). Dissertatio juridica de Libera-
tione ab Indebito legata, ad 1. 23. D. de Liberat. legat. prae-
side Everardo Ottone, J. U. D. habita. Exst. in Oehiclis
Thesauro Dissert, jurid. in Acad. Belgic. habit, vol. iii. torn. ii.
Weyhe ( Carol. Guil. Ludov. de). Libri tres Edicti, sive libri ^_/--. ^ t n
de Origine Fatisque Jurisprudentiae Romanae, praesertim i/5iJ *^" i"'
Edictorum Praetoris, ac de Forma Edicti perpetui. Cellis
Luneburg. 1821, 4to.
Weylle (Ch. Ostersson). Glossarium Juridicum Danico-Nor-
vegicmn : det er, alle gamle Danske oc Norske Glosers rette
Forklaering. Kiobenhaifn, 1652, 4to.
Wharton (Thomas L). A Digest of Cases adjudged in the
Circuit Court of the United States for the third Circuit, and
in the Courts of Pennsylvania. Philadelphia, 1822, 8vo.—
V. Anthon (John).
Wheaton (Henry). A Digest of the Law of Maritime Cap¬
tures and Prizes. New York, 1815, 8vo.
— A Digest of the Decisions of the Supreme Court of the
United States, from its establishment in 1789, to February
term 1820, including the Cases decided in the Continental
Court of Appeals in Prize Causes, during the War of the
Revolution. New York, 1821, 8vo.
— Reports of Cases argued and adjudged in the Supreme
Court of tJie United States. Philadelphia & New York,
lM6-,24, 9 vols..8vo.
Whitaker (Richard). Treatise on the Law relative to the
Rights of Lien, and Stoppage in transitu. Lond. 1812, 8vo.
White (Jo. Meadows). Some Remarks on the Statute Law of ^ r' trT^ ^A
Parish Apprentices. Halesworth, 1829, 8vo. ^•*^" ■^'^- *
White ( William Charles). A Compendium and Digest of the
Laws of Massachusetts. Boston, 1809-10, 3 vols. 8vo.
Whitelocke (Sir Bulstrode). Notes upon the King's Writ
for choosing Members of Pailement xiii. Car. IL being
Disquisitions on the Government of England by King, Lords,
and Commons : published by Charles Morton, M. D. Lond.
1766,2 vols. 4to.
Whitlocke (Sir James). Of tht; Antiquity, Use, and Privilege
of Places for Students aiid Professoi-s of the Common Laws of
England. Exst. in Hearno's Collection of curious Discourses,
p. 129.= vol. i. p. 78.
— Of the Antiquity, Use, and Ceremony of lawful Combats in
England. Ibid. vol. ii. p. 190.
Whitmarsh (Francis). A Treatise on the Bankrupt Laws,
Lond. 1811, 8vo.