THE LAW REVIEW.

VOL. XVIII.

LONDON:

SPOTTISWOODES and SHAW, New-street-Square.

THE

LAW REVIEW,

AND

Quarterly Journal

OF

BRITISH AND FOREIGN JURISPRUDENCE.

VOL. XVIII.

MAY-AUGUST, 1853.

LONDON:

V. & R. STEVENS, & G. S. NORTON,

BELL YARD, LINCOLN'S INN.

CONTENTS OF No. XXXV.

Page

ART. I. THE LORD CHANCELLOR AS MINISTER OF JUSTICE.

Speech of the Lord Chancellor, 14th February, 1853.

Hansard's Debates

ART. III. THE LIEN OF JUDGMENTS ON LAND

ART. IV.—THE HISTORY OF the Law Amendment SociETY

FROM ITS INSTITUTION, IN 1844, TILL THE PRESENT

TIME

ART. V. THE RELATIONS BETWEEN LANDLORD AND TE-

NANT.

1. A Bill to facilitate the Improvement of Landed Pro-

perty in Ireland.

2. A Bill to provide Compensation to Tenants for the

Improvement of their Holdings in Ireland.

3. A Bill to simplify, consolidate, and amend the exist-

ing Laws which regulate the Relation of Landlord and

Tenant in Ireland.

4. A Bill to facilitate the making of beneficial Leases.

and Agreements for Compensation for Improvement of

Land in Ireland.

5. A Bill to establish "Tenant Right" by Law in Ire-

land, known as Mr. Sharman Crawford's Bill. (All

referred to a Select Committee, in the Session of

1852)

ART. VI.-HISTORY OF JURISPRUDENCE, No. IV. -

ART. VII.

- How SHOULD THE CHILD-CRIMINAL BE

TREATED?

1. Juvenile Delinquents; their Condition and Treatment.

By MARY CARPENTER. London: W. & F. G. Cash.

2. Report from the Select Committee on Criminal and

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