The Law of Bye Laws;

With an Appendix containing the Model Bye Laws issued by the
Local Government Board, the Board of Trade, and the Education
Department. By the late W. G. LUMLEY, LL.M., Q.C., Counsel
to the Local Government Board, and to the Education Depart-
Price 10s.

ment.

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The Law of Trade Marks:

CONTAINS-Preface and Introduction - Of the Nature of a Trade Mark-What will, and what will not, constitute a Trade Mark-Of Infringement of Trade Marks-Of Fraud in respect of, or connected with, Trade Marks-The Trade Marks Registration Act, 1875-The Trade Marks Registration Amendment Act, 1876 -The Trade Marks Registration Extension Act, 1877-Order in Council, 12th December, 1877-Rules under the Trade Marks Registration Acts, 1875-6-Instructions to Persons applying for the Registration of Trade Marks-Index. By C. STEWART-DREWRY, of the Inner Temple, Barrister-at-Law. Price 3s. 6d. Metropolitan.-"A valuable treatise on the subject, which is unusally interesting."

Trade Marks Journal:

Containing an Engraving of every Registered Trade Mark-Name
and Address of Owner-Description of Goods, &c. Parts I to 150
are published.
Price Is. each.

Index to the above-May to December, 1876; January to June,
1877; June to December, 1877; January to June, 1878.

Price 35. each.

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The Chairman's Handbook.

Third Edition:

Suggestions and Rules for the conduct of Chairmen of Public and other Meetings, with an Introductory Letter addressed to the Right Honourable the Speaker. By REGINALD F. D. PALGRAVE, the Clerk Assistant of the House of Commons. Price Is. 6d. The Times.-" Mr. Palgrave has tried to make the ways of public meetings easy, and the burden of chairmanship light. His position in the House of Commons gives him authority The result is a most useful and timely Handbook. No question which may reasonably be expected to arise from the mode of electing a chairman down to the happy time at which the business is settled and the meeting adjourned, is left without a simple solution.

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The Education Acts Manual. Fourteenth Edition:
Embracing the Education Acts, 1870, 1873, 1874, and 1876.
By HUGH OWEN, Jun., Barrister-at-Law.
Price 12s. 6d.
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Our readers know well our opinion of

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Weights and Measures Act, 1878:

A Card setting forth concisely and clearly the several Offences, Penalties, &c. Price 6d. or 5s. per dozen. Metropolitan." Every one engaged in business should possess a copy."

The Licensing Laws:

The five Licensing Acts are arranged so as to form one comprehensiue statute, with copious explanatory notes; together with an introduction giving a full description of the Licensing System, and an appendix of statutes; the whole forming a complete handbook. By GEORGE C. WHITELEY, M.A., Cantab., Barrister-at-Law. Price 5s.

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NEW EDITION. BY AUTHORITY.

Sewerage, Drainage, and Water Supply:

Suggestions as to, with Eighteen Coloured Lithographic Plates. By ROBERT RAWLINSON, C.B., Chief Engineering Inspector to the Local Government Board.

Price 35. paper covers, 4s. 6d. half-bound.

PUBLISHED BY AUTHORITY, AND FOR THE BOARD.

The Law relating to the Lower Thames Valley
Main Sewerage Board:

With a Coloured Map of the District. Arranged with Notes,
Index, &c., by ALEX. GLEN, M.A., LL.B.
Price 5s.

Cheap Edition of the Public Health Statutes:

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The Law of Parliamentary and Municipal
Registration. Second Edition:

Embracing the Borough Registration Act, 1878, &c. ; with an
Introduction, Notes, Useful Tables, the most Important Decisions
given in Appeal Cases from the Revision Courts, and a full Index.
By ALEX. CHARLES NICOLL and ARTHUR JOHN FLAXMAN, of
the Middle Temple, Barristers-at-Law.
Price 8s. 6d.

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The Law relating to Vaccination. Sixth Edition:

'Comprising the Vaccination Acts, the Instructional Circulars, Orders,
and Regulations issued by Authority. With Introduction, Notes, and
Index. By DANBY P. FRY, Barrister-at-Law, Legal Adviser
to the Local Government Board.
Price 5s.

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A very compendious and useful Manual."

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