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COUNCIL OF LEGAL EDUCATION.

Trinity Term, 1873.

EXAMINATION.

An Examination will be held in next Trinity Term, to which a Student of any of the Inns of Court admitted before the 1st day of January, 1873, who is desirous of becoming a Candidate for a Studentship, an Exhibition, or Honours, or of obtaining a Certificate of Fitness for being called to the Bar, will be admissible.

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The Examination will commence on Friday the 16th day of May next, and will be continued on the Saturday, Monday, Tuesday, and Wednesday following.

It will take place in the Hall of Lincoln's Inn; and the doors will be closed Ten Minutes after the time appointed for the commencement of the Examination. The Examination by Printed Questions will be conducted in the following Order :—

Friday Morning the 16th May, at Ten, on the Hindu Law; in the
Afternoon, at Two, on the Mahommedan Law.
Saturday Morning, the 17th May, at Ten, on the Penal Code, the
Civil Procedure Code; in the Afternoon, at Two, on the Hindu
Wills Act (XXI. of 1870), the Indian Evidence Act I. of 1872.
Monday Morning, the 19th May, at Ten, on Constitutional Law and
Legal History; in the Afternoon, at Two, on Equity.
Tuesday Morning, the 20th May, at Ten, on Common Law; in the
Afternoon, at Two on the Law of Real and Personal Property.
Wednesday Morning, the 21st May, at Ten, on Jurisprudence, Civil
and International Law, Public and Private, and the Roman
Civil Law; in the Afternoon, at Two, the Oral Examination of
Candidates for Pass Certificates will be conducted by the several
Examiners.

The Oral Examination for the Studentship, Exhibition, or Honours, will be conducted in the same Order, during the same Hours, and on

the same Subjects, as those already marked out for the Examination by

Printed Questions.

Students who have kept more than Eleven Terms shall not be admitted to an Examination for the Studentship or the Exhibition,

The EXAMINER in HINDU and MAHOMMEDAN LAW proposes to examine in the following Subjects:

THE HINDU LAW

As to (a) Marriage,

(b) Stridana,

(c) Maintenance.

(d) Adoption.

THE MAHOMMEDAN LAW-The whole, except Sale.

THE PENAL CODE

Chap. 6. Offences against the State.

9. Of False Evidence, and Offences against Public Justice.
16. Offences affecting the Human Body.

17. Offences against Property.

20. Offences relating to Marriage.

THE CIVIL PROCEDURE Code (Act VIII. of 1859)—

Chap. 1. Jurisdiction of Civil Courts.

3. Of a Suit to Final Judgment.

4. Execution of Decrees.

8. Of Appeals.

Together with Amending Act XXIII. of 1861.

In the Afternoon, at Two

The Hindu Wills Act (XXI. of 1870), with so much of the Indian Succession Act as is thereby extended to Hindus and others at the Presidency Towns.

The Indian Evidence Act I, of 1872.

The EXAMINER in CONSTITUTIONAL LAW and LEGAL HISTORY proposes to examine in the following Books and Subjects :

1. Hallam's "Constitutional History."

2. Hallam's" Middle Ages," Chapter 8.

3. Broom's "Constitutional Law."

4. The Principal State Trials of the Stuart Period.

5. The Progress of the Laws of England, with especial reference t›
the concluding chapter of Blackstone's "Commentaries."
more than (1) Broom's "Constitutional Law," and (2) either Hallam's
Candidates for a Pass Certificate only will not be required to take up
option.
"Constitutional Law," or Hallam's "Middle Ages," Chapter 8, at their

jects:-
The EXAMINER in EQUITY proposes to examine in the following Sub-
1. Trusts.

1. The Feudal Law, and the Changes made by Statute.

2. Estates and Interests in Real and Personal Property: Easements; Conditions.

3. Conveyances and Wills, and their Construction.

4. The Law of Perpetuity or Remoteness; Election and Satisfac-
tion.
Landlord

5. Vendor and Purchaser; Mortgagor and Mortgagee;
and Tenant.

6. The different Estates and Interests in Freehold and Copyhold
Hereditaments.

7. The Assurances and Wills of Real and Personal Property, and the Statutes 8 & 9 Vict. c. 106, and 22 & 23 Vict. c. 35. examined in the above-mentioned Subjects under heads 1, 2, 3, 4, Candidates for the Studentship, Exhibition, or Honours, will be and 5; Candidates for a Pass Certificate, in those under heads 6 and 7.

and ROMAN CIVIL LAW, proposes to examine in the following Books
The EXAMINER in JURISPRUDENCE, CIVIL and INTERNATIONAL LAW,
and Subjects:-

1. "The Institutes of Justinian" (Sandars' Edition).
2. "The Commentaries of Gaius" (Poste's Edition).
3. "The Digest." Book VIII. De servitutibus, &c.

4. "The Code Civil." Book II. Tit. iv., Des Servitudes. Art.
637-710.

5. The History of Roman Law (Ortolan, or Demangeat).

6. Wheaton's "Elements of International Law." Parts I. and II. 7. Maine's "Ancient Law."

8. Austin's "Lectures on Jurisprudence." By Campbell. Lectures 1, 5, and 6.

Candidates for the Studentship, Exhibition, or Honours, will be examined in the above-mentioned Books and Subjects; Candidates for a Pass Certificate, in those under heads 1 and 7.

The Easter Vacation will commence on SATURDAY, the 5th day of April, and terminate on TUESDAY, the 15th day of April, 1873, both days inclusive.

HIGH COURT OF CHANCERY.

GENERAL ORDER.

Tuesday, the 11th day of February, 1873.

I THE RIGHT HONOURABLE ROUNDELL BARON SELBORNE, Lord High Chancellor of Great Britain, do hereby in pursuance of all powers and authorities enabling me in that behalf order and direct in manner following, that is to say:

Every Order made by the Lord Chancellor upon the hearing of Petitions against or relating to the sealing of Letters Patent, under the Patent Law Amendment Act, 1852, 15 & 16 Vict. c. 83, shall be drawn up, passed, and entered by the Registrar of the Court of Chancery in attendance, and an office copy of such Order shall be remitted by him without fee to the Clerk of the combined offices of the Great Seal Patent Office, and the office of the Commissioners of Patents for inventions, to be filed with the Petition.

SELBORNE, C.

HIGH COURT OF CHANCERY.

EASTER VACATION-NOTICE.

DURING THE EASTER VACATION all applications to the High Court of Chancery which are of an urgent nature are to be made to, or at the Chambers of, the VICE-CHANCELLOR SIR RICHARD MALINS.

Professional Partnerships Dissolved.

FRIDAY, Mar 7, 1873.

The briefs of Counsel on all applications ex parte are to be sent to the VICE-CHANCELLOR by book post, or parcel, prepaid, accompanied by the office copies of the affidavits in support of the application, and also by a minute in duplicate, on separate sheets of paper, signed by Counsel, of the order he may consider the applicant entitled to, and Banks, Wm, and Edwin Dean (Banks & Dean), Preston, Lancaster, Attorneys and Solian envelope capable of receiving the papers, with sufficient stamps affixed thereon, and addressed as follows: "To the Registrar in Vacation, Chancery Registrar's Office, Chancery Lane, London, W.C," and also a stamped envelope (addressed to the solicitor), to contain one of such minutes.

On applications for Injunctions or Writs of Ne exeat Regno, in addition to the above, there must also be sent a copy of the bill, and a certificate of bill filed.

The papers sent to the VICE-CHANCELLOR will, when an order is made thereon, be returned direct to the Registrar, with one copy of

citors. As from Feb 14.

TUESDAY, Mar 11, 1873.

Dodds, Joseph, and John Trotter, Stockton-on-Tees, Durham, Attorneys and Solicitors.
Feb 28, by mutual consent.

Winding-up of Joint Stock Companies.

FRIDAY, Mar 7, 1873.
LIMITED IN CHANCERY.

Limehouse Works Company (Limited).-Order to wind-up, Feb 28, V.-C. Malins.
Wood & Hare, Basinghall-st
National Printing and Publishing Company (Limited).-V.-C. Malins has appointed
F. Carr, of 33 King-st, Cheapside, London, Pablic Accountant, to be official liquidator