Page 8 Advertisements Column 5

Lyttelton Times, Volume XCIV, Issue 10786, 25 October 1895, Page 8

Business Notices* LAW BOOKS.®* PUBLISHED BY ' HORACE COX. “LAW TIMES" OFFICE, WINDSOR HOUSE, BREAM'S BUILDINGS, LONDON. B.Q, In limp cloth, price 2s 6d. The metropolitan householder’s GUIDE, being an attempt to outline, in plain language, a Metropolitan Householder’s Legal Position. By ROLAND ELLIS DE VESIAN (Solicitor of the Supreme Court of Judicature). [1895 In cloth, price 3s Gd, post free. Containing 324 pages, THE “PARISH COUNCILS” ACT (being tho Local Government Act, 1894) EXPLAINED. What it will do and what it will not do. By J. THEODORE DODD, M.A., Barrister at Law, of ’<inooln’s-ian. [IBB4 Price Is, by post Is 2d, Third Edition. THE “PARISH COUNCILS” ACT Explained. What it will do, and what it will not do. By J. THEODORE DODD,, M.A., Barrister-at-Law c Of Lincoln's-inn. [IBB4 Price Is, by post Is 2d, ffflHE FIRST PARISH MEETING under the' J PARISH COUNCILS ACT, containing tho Jseneral Order of the Local Government Board, with Rules as to the Nomination of Parish. Councillors, and Forms and Schedules. By J. THEODORE DODD, M.A., Barrister-at-Law, at Linda'sInn, [1894 Price Is, by post Is 2d, UIDEforEUBAL DISTRICT COUNCILLORS and Guardians of the Poor, with complete Text of Rules for the Election of the Former. By 5. THEODORE DODD, M.A., Barrister-at-Law. [IBB4 Crown, 8 vo, boards, price ss, post free. THE LIABILITY of RAILWAY COMPANIES for NEGLIGENCE TOWARDS PASSENGERS, with a copious Index. By ALBERT PARSONS, of the Middle Temple and Western Circuit, ®arrister-at-Law. [1893 Extract from the Preface. 'lTiis Book is an attempt to explain clearly and concisely the liability of railway companies for negligence towards passengers resulting in injury or loss. It has seemed to the writer that a brief hut systematic consideration of the decided cases, and the principles to he extracted from them might be of use both to the profession and to the travelling public. -Railway accidents repeat themselves with curious similarity, and the injured passenger who reads the following pages will probably find that, ■whether his damage is due to the “ slamming " of a carriage door, or to a disastrous collision, there is a precedent covering his particular case, or that it is governed by the principles extracted from the various decisions. Though outside the original pcheme of the book, the subjects of “ Luggage ” and “ Unpunctuality ” have been dealt with on account rf their special interest for railway passengers. Bvo., price 7b Bd, THE LAW RELATING to the REMUNERATION of COMMISSION AGENTS, with numerous Cases relating thereto. By W. EVANS, B.A. Oxon., of the Inner Temple. [1892 SAUNDERS’S PRACTICE OF MAGISTRATES' COURTS. Fifth Edition, post Bvo., pp. 800, price 16s. nnKE PRACTICE OF MAGISTRATES 1 tl COURTS, including tho Practice under the (Summary Jurisdiction Acts, 1848, 1879,1881 ; Tho Indictable Offences Act, 1848; The Quarter Sessions Procedure Act, 1849; and the Reformatory and Industrial Schools Acts, 1866, 1872; the Criminal and Civil Practice of Quarter Sessions ; Appeals t and other Proceedings in relation to Convictions and Orders in Courts of Summary Jurisdiction, together with an Appendix containing the foregoing and other Statutes relating to Magisterial Proceedings; the Rules and Forms under tho Summary Jurisdiction Act, 1379 ; and the Regulations as to Payment of Costs in Indictable Cases. By THOMAS WILLIAM SAUNDERS, Esq., Metropolitan Police Magistrate. Fifth Edition. By JAMES A. FOOT, M.A., of the Middle Temple, Snrrister-at-Law. [IBS2 A PRACTICAL GUIDE TO THE BAR. Crown Bvo., cloth, price 2s 6d. By T. BATEMAN NAPIER, LL.D. Lond., First Class Law Honours London University, 1881; Incorporated Law Society’s First Prizeman, Trinity Term, 1876; Bcott Scholar, 1876; Conveyancing Gold Medallist, 1876 j Inner Temple Equity Scholar, Hilary Term, 1881; Senior Student in Jurisprudence and Roman Law at the Inns of Court Examination, Hilary Term, 1882; First Prizeman at Professors’ Leolures on Roman Law, &c., Hilary Term, 1883 f Honours at Bar Call Examination, Trinity Term, 1882; Joint Editor of “ The Jurist,” &0., and RICHARD M. STEPHENSON, LL.B. Lond., Honours in Common Law and Equity, Pinal LL.B,, London University; Honours in Jurisprudence and Roman Law, Intermediate LL.B., Solicitors’ Final, ic., Examinations; Holder of Inner Temple Equity Scholarship; Joint Editor of “ The Jurist," do, THE STUDENTS’ GUIDE TO THE PRACTICE OP THE SUPREME COURT GIF' JUDICATURE ; embracing the New Rules of Pro* 1 oedure in the Form of Question and Answer. By JOHN P. HAYNES, LL.D. author of “ Tha Students’ Statutes,” “ The Student’s Leading; Cases," &c. Cloth, price 10s 6d. [IBBS TT AW AND PRACTICE APPERTAINING T® ti j ORIGINATING SUMMONS, with Forma, fey GEORGE NICHOLS MARCY and J. THEODORE DODD, of Lincoln’s-inn. fence 12s. D®® SEVENTH EDITION. ■OHORD ON OATHS. Handbook for Use of Con JO missioners. Magistrates and Solicitors W England, Ireland, Wales, Scotland, and the Colo nies, containing Special Forms of Jurats, Oaths, &c.; Forms and Directions for use by Solicitors applying for Commissions; New Commissioners for uaths Act, 1888, 1889, 1890 and 1891• Powers and Jurisdiction of Commissioners and other p« • sons as affected by English and Irish Judicature Acts, and by recent Oaths Acts, By CHARLES FORD, F.8.5.L., Examiner in Admiralty, S.S.C, (Eng.) Price 3s 6d by post. [1892 COX’S CRIMINAL LAW CASES ; in the Court of Criminal appeal, the Superior Courts, tbs Central Criminal Court, at the Assizes, and in Ire. land. Published Quarterly. Price 5s 6d. The Parts and Volumes, which commenced io 1844, can be had. It is the only complete series of Criminal Cases published in England, An appendix contains a valuable collection of “ Precedents of Indictments.” -[METROPOLITAN POLICE COURT JOT. ,i7j_ TINGS. By a MAGISTRATE, Limp cloth, >6vo., price 2s, by post 2s 2d. ONE HUNDRED REMINDERS for DRAFTS ING WILLS. Reprinted from the “Last Times,” on stiff cardboard, ready for Suspension Is the Office. Price Is, for ADVISING on TITLE. Be. iTft) printed from the “Law Times" on stiff cardboard, ready for suspension in the Office, ferioo Is, Reminders for drafting mortgages. Reprinted from the “ Law Times," on still ifiardboard, ready for suspension in the Office. Price Is, - EMINDEES on DRAFTING MARRIAGE ,«j SETTLEMENTS. Pt. 1. PERSONALTY, jprinted from the “ Law Times," on stiff card. >»rd, ready for suspension in the Office. Price Is. B EMINDEES on DRAFTING MARRIAGE SETTLEMENTS. Pt, 11., REALTY. Reprinted from the “ Law Times," on stiff cardboard, ,ready for suspension in the Office. Price Is. In a few days will be ready. C ROCKFORD’S CLERICAL DIRECTORY for 1895, (Published annually). Being a statistical book of reference for facts relating to the Clergy in England, Wales, Scotland, Ireland and the colonies. It contains—1. List of the Archbishops and Bishops o» England and Wales, Scotland, leelahu and the Colonies, from the origin of their Diooose to the present time, 2, Full details of all Cathedral, Diocesan, Capitular, and Collegiate Establishments. 8. A complete Alphabetical Directory of all Abobbibhops, Bishops and Clergy of the Church of England at home and abroad, with the Dates of Appointment, Value of Living, Population of Parish or District, particulars of Scholarships, Fellowships, University Honours, Previous Appointments and Literary Wore, 4. An Index to all Beneiices and Curacies in. England, Ireland, Wales, Scotland, and) Chaplains abroad. S. A coloured map of England and Wales) divided into Dioceses. CBOOKPORD’S CLERICAL? DIRECTORY > snore than a Directory; it contains concise Biographical details of all the ministers and dignitaries of the Church of England, Wales, Scotland,, Ireland, and the Colonies, and is a valuable book, for general reference. Twenty-seventh Issue (pub- 1 Ushed annually), price 20s,