tation  is  fidly  maintained  in  tlie  present  "  We  have  received  the  third  edition

edition.     The  law    of    securities  upon  of  the  Law  of  Mortgage,  by  William

property  is  confessedly  intricate,  and,  Richard  Fisher,  Bairister-at-Law,  and

probably,  as  the  author  justly  observes.  we  are  verj-  glad  to  find  that  vast  im-

embraces  a  gTcater  vaiietj-  of  learning  provements  have  been  made  in  the  plan

than  any  other  single  branch  of  the  of  the  work,  which  is  due  to  the  incor-

English  "law.     At  the  same  time,  an  poration  therein  of  what  Mr.   Fisher

acciuate  knowledge  of  it  is  essential  to  designed  and  executed  for  the  abortive

every  practising  barrister,  and  of  daily  Digest   Commission.     In   its    present

requirement  amongst  solicitors.    To  all  fonn.  embracing  as  it  does  all  the  sta-

such  we  can  confidently  recommendMr.  tuteandcaselawtothepresenttdme.the

Fisher's  work,  which"  will,   moreover,  work  is  one  of  great  value." — Law  Times.
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