Supplement to the catalogue of law books in the Advocates Library

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Bacon (Matthew). A new Abridgement of the Law; with
large additions, by Sir Henry Gwillim and Charles Edward
Dodd, Esq. Lond. 1832, 8 vols. 8vo.
Bacon (Sir Nicholas). The Right of Succession to the Crown
of England, in the Family of the Stuarts, exclusive of Mary
Queen of Scots, learnedly asserted and defended against Sir
Anthony Brown. Faithfully published from the original ma¬
nuscript, by Nathaniel Boothe, Esq. Lond. 1723, 8vo.
Bankrupt Law. Considerations upon a Bankrupt Law for
Scotland. Glasgow, 1771? 4to.
~j~ Banks (Percival Weldon). Remarks and Suggestions concern¬
ing the Trial of controverted Elections, or Returns of Mem¬
bers to serve in Parliament. Lond. 1838, 8vo.
Barclay (Hugh). The Act of Sederunt relative to the Form of
Process in Civil Causes before the Sheriff Courts of Scotland,
12th November 1825 ; with the relative Acts of Sederunt,
and decided Cases. Edinb. 1830, 8vo.
— Notes on the Law and Practice, relative to Applications
against Debtors as in Meditatione Fugae. Edinb. 1832,12mo.
I /■/.J Barnes (Ralph). A Letter on Church Rates. Lond. 1837,
* ' 12mo.
• A Letter to Sir John Campbell, on the Law of Church
Rates. Lond. 1837, 8vo.
/./_ <2,. Barnewall (R. Vaughan) & J. L. Adolphus. Reports of Cases
argued and determined in the Court of King's Bench. Lond.
1831-5, 5 vols. 8vo.
Barnham (Ja. Calthrop). A Series of Questions on the most
important Points connected with a Legal Education. Lond.
1837, 12mo.
j.'j I Baronets. Case of the Honourable the Baronets of Scotland
^'' ^ ' and Nova Scotia, shewing tlieir Rights and Privileges, digni-
tarial and territorial. Edinb. 1836, 8vo.
Bartolus a Saxoferrata. V. Abbreviaturae.
rj / Barton (Charles) junior. Practical Points, or Maxims in Con¬
veyancing : being Selections from the manuscripts of Mr.
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