The laws of Jamaica passed by the assembly, and confirmed by His majesty in council, Feb. 23. 1683 : to which is added, A short account of the island and government thereof, with an exact map of the island.

Law, Quarto.

The Grand Abridgment of the Common and Statute-Law of England, Alphabetically digested, under proper Heads and Titles, very useful and beneficial for all persons whatsoever, that desire to have any know∣ledge in the said Laws; in four Parts. By William Shep∣pard Esq

Doctrina Platitandi, or the Art of good Pleading, shewing where, and in what cases, and by what persons, Pleas as well real as personal, or mixt, may be pro∣perly pleaded. By S. E. Serjeant at Law.

The Compleat Clerk, containing the best forms of all sorts of Conveyances and Assurances, and other Instruments now in use and practice; and forms for

Bills and Answers in Chancery, &c. with the names of. Men and Women in Latin; also Trades and Occu∣pations, Counties, Bishopricks, &c.

Placita Latinè Rediviva, A Book of Entries con∣taining approved Presidents of Counts, Declarations, Bars, Replications, &c. as well real as personal.

The Reports of the learned and judicious Clerk, J. GouldsboroughEsq in the time of Queen Elizabeth.

A Treatise of Wills and Testaments, fit to be under∣stood by all men, that they may know, whether, where∣of, and how to make them. By H. Swineborne, Judge of the Prerogative Court at York; The fourth Edi∣tion very much enlarged,