Compact, how distinguished from a government, 278; original, theory of, 280. Conflict of laws, as to wills, 85. Conspiracy, law of, 210. Constitutional law, 242. Constitution of the United States, sketch of the history of its adop- tion, 271; objections to at the time of its adoption, 275; not a Contempt of court, 306; act of congress of 1831, respecting, 342. Cushing, his Treatise on Trustee Process noticed, 221. Custom as a basis of law considered, 9, 10. D Dane Law College at Cambridge, address of President Quincy on Delaware, legislation of, in 1832, 187. Descents, uncertainty of the law relating to, 27. Digest of English cases at common law, 87; in equity, 118; Dunning, John, Lord Ashburton, sketch of his life, 448; his Education in the law, 48. E Executors and administrators, Williams' Treatise upon, by Trou- Felo de se, his will, 82. Felon, his will, 82. Feme covert, her will, 80. F French code contrasted with the Prussian, 12. G Government, difficulty of constructing, 242, 243, &c. Germany, state of legislation in, 234. Great Britain, legislation of, 1832–3, 208. Greenleaf's Reports, digest of cases in vol. 7, 371. I Insurance, adjustment under of a partial loss and general average, Insurance, on goods on board of any American vessel, how to be J Jurisprudence as contrasted with legislation, 11, 12, 25, 30. Laws, written and unwritten, 4. Law, whether a science, 349. Law publications, 240, 493. Legal reform, 299. L Legislation, state of in Germany, 234. Legislation of Tennessee, 445. Lex Loci, whether a Scottish bond negotiable in Scotland may M Maine, legislation of in 1832, 186. Married woman, her will, 80. Maryland, legislation of in 1831-2, 196. Mayes, Daniel, review of his Introductory Lecture, 349. McDuffie, Mr., his argument on the impeachment of Judge Meridith, Mr., extract from his argument on the impeachment of Meyer, notice of his work on codification, 5; his remarks on the Park, John James, review of his contre-projet to the Humphrey- Peck, James H., impeachment of, 304, 220. Pendleton, Edmund, sketch of his life, 36. Pennsylvania Reports, cases from vol. 1 and 2, 143. Pennsylvania, legislation of in 1831–2, 192. Pleading, general principles of, 357. Policy of insurance, adjustment of a general average and partial Practice, of the courts of the United States by Conkling, 464; of Prussian code contrasted with the French, 12. Public lands, controversies about them one cause of the delay of Q Quincy, President, his address on the occasion of the dedication R Reform Bill of the British house of commons, 211. Rhode Island, declined to send delegates to the convention for Robinson, Conway, his Treatise on Virginia practice noticed, 232, S Sanity of testator, case respecting, 74. Scotch bond, negotiable and assigned in Scotland, may be sued Slave from a foreign country entitled to his liberty in Massachu- Social compact, theory of, 280, &c. Stage coach proprietors, their liability as to carrying passengers, Stevens on Average and Benecke, new edition proposed, 238. Story, Mr. Justice, his commentaries on the constitution noticed, Tennessee, legislation of, 445. T Testator's sanity, 74; incapacity, 79. Thacher, Judge, his address to the grand jury noticed, 216. Traitor, his will, 82. Troubat, Francis J.'s edition of Williams's Law of executors and administrators, 71. Trustee Process, Cushing's treatise upon noticed, 221. V Vermont Reports, digest of cases in vol. 3, 371. W Wickliffe, Mr., extract from his argument in the case of the im- Williams's treatise on the law of executors and administrators re- Will, sanity of testator, 74; incapacity, 79: by married woman, Wirt, Mr., his argument on the impeachment of Judge Peck, 332. |