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Garden. 97 Mass. 411.

Gas, explosion of. L. R. 3 Ex. 71.
Gelding-Horse. 3 Humphr. 323; 16 Kans. 19.
Gelding; Ridgling. 4 Tex. App. 219.
General average as per foreign statement. L. R.
10 C. P. 414.

General intent. L. R. 7 Ex. 339; 8 id. 160.
General law. 1 Ch. D. 576; 1 C. P. D. 60; 40
N. J. 1, 123; 70 N. Y. 327, 350.

General line of buildings. L. R. 2 Q. B. 528.
Gentlemen. 2 Y. & C. 683; 21 Jur. 152.
Gift. I give this note to A. 4 Ves. 565. I
return to A his bond. 3 Ves. 231.

Gift enterprise. 106 Mass. 422.

Give. 7 Johns. 258; 2 N. Y. 153; 5 Me. 227.
Give and grant. 1 Hayw. 251.
Given. 1 Harr. N. J. 285.

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377.

Grant, bargain, sell, alien, and confirm. 2
Caines, 188; 7 Johns. 258.

Granulated tobacco. 1 Hugh. 326.

Gravel. 126 Mass. 177.

Great defaulter (as libellous). 1 1 Jur. 820.
Greater part in interest. 119 Mass. 583.
Greenback. 61 Ala. 282.

Grindstone. 12 Gray, 375.

Ground. 76 Penn. 376; 1 Belt, Suppl. Ves.

410.

Ground-rents. 1 Mer. 26; 1 Bro. C. C. 76.
Guano. 109 Mass. 24.

Guest. 36 Barb. 452; 68 Me. 489.
Habit. 90 Ill. 59.

Habitable repair. 2 Mood. & R. 186.

Habitual drunkenness. 49 Tex. 645, 676; 8

Cent. L. J. 347.

Habitual drunkard. 11 Cent. L. J. 16.
Half-mile. 9 B. & C. 774.

Handicraft. L. R. 6 Q. B. 718.
Harbor-Harbor of Boston. 9 Metc. 371.
Has bargained and sold. 4 Cow. 325.
Have. 2 Benl. & D. 34.

Having. 2 Ves. 427; 11 Ad. & E. 273; 39 E.
C. L. 80.

Having children. 7 Term, 322; 7 Ves. 453.
Having and keeping. L. R. 1 Q. B. 93.
He has removed land-marks. 10 S. & R. 18.
He is a corrupt old tory. 1 Ala. 212.
He is forsworn. 1 Caines, 347.

He is perjured. 1 Caines, 347; 2 id. 91.
He keeps false books, and I can prove it. 5

Giving testimony in a suit. 3 Mart. La. cond. Johns. 476; 17 id. 217.
ed. 157.

Giving way. 10 Jur. 1065.

Glass, with care, this side up. 11 Pick. 41.

Gold. 3 Ex. D. 101.

He now occupies. L. R. 9 C. P. 107.

He paying thereout. Dick. 444; 3 East, 590.
He shall be well satisfied. 2 Johns. 395.
He swore a false oath, and I can prove it. 2

Good. 4 Metc. Mass. 48; 5 M. & W. 535; 14 Binn. 60; 2 Dall. 58; 4 Bibb, 99.
Mo. 9.

Good and lawful men. 1 Blackf. 396.
Good and responsible. 45 Vt. 137.

Good and sufficient deed. Wright, Ohio, 644.
Good and sufficient warranty deed. 15 Pick.
546; 9 N. Y. 535; 22 Minn. 137.

Good barley. 5 M. & W. 535.

Good cause. 8 Nev. 165.

Good custom cowhide. Brayt. 77.

Good faith. 1 Dak. 387.

Good jury. L. R. 5 C. P. 165; 5 Ex. 201.
Good moral character. 7 C. L. J. 84.

Good merchantable goods. 3 Camp. 462.
Good note. 7 Vt. 67.

Good reason. 49 Ala. 350.

Good safety. L. R. 5 C. P. 190.

Good security. 9 Johns. 43.

Good tenantable repair.

111 Mass. 531.

Good title. 14 E. L. & Eq. 350.
Good work. Wright, Ohio, 471.

Goods. 1 Ves. Jr. 237; 11 id. 666; 1 Atk. 171;
3 id. 63; 7 Taunt. 191; 9 East, 215; 5 Mas. 544;
Cro. Eliz. 386; 1 P. Wms. 267.

Goods and chattels. 2 Watts, 61; 2 B. & Ald.
259, 327, 335; 8 Co. 33; 6 Bingh. 363; 1 Ves.
Sen. 363; 1 Atk. 165.

Goods and movables. 1 Yeates, 101.

Goods at risk of seller for two months. L. R. 7
Q. B. 436.

Goods to arrive equal to sample. L. R. 2 C. P.

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He swore a lie before the church session, and I
can prove it. 1 Penn. 12.

Healer of felony (as libellous).

Cart. 214.

Yelv. 153;

Hearing of any motion. L. R. 10 C. P. 184.
Heifer. 8 Allen, 403.

Heir male. 4 Ves. 326, 794.

Heirs of the wife. 3 Yerg. 96.

Heirs or next of kin. 9 Ch. D. 607.

Henceforth. 8 S. & R. 133.

Her. 1 Des. 353.

Her increase. 1 Ired. 460.

Her part aforesaid. 4 Dowl. & R. 387.

Hereafter. 15 N. Y. 595; 9 Phila. 479; 106
Mass. 269.

Hereafter constructed. 115 Mass. 400.
Hereby settled.

W. N. (1872), pt. 2, 26.

Hereditaments. Co. Litt. 6 a, 19 b.

Hereinafter Hereinbefore. 1 Sim. 173.

Hermaphrodite (as libellous). 15 Ohio, 319;

2 Lev. 233; 3 Salk. 328; Freem. 277; 2 Show.

118.

Hides. 7 Cow. 202.
High school. 123 Mass. 304.
High water mark. 18 Cal. 11.
Highway. L. R. 1 C. C. 237.

Highway repairable by inhabitants at large. L.
R. 6 Q. B. 181; 19 Eq. 375.

High seas. 1 Russ. & R. 243; 2 Leach, 109;
3 Mas. 290.

Him or his. 2 Ves. 213; 5 B. & Ad. 689.
Hire. 11 N. Y. 593.

Hireling murderer (as libellous). 32 Tex.

594.

Hiring. 6 Term, 452.

Hog. 2 S. C. 21.

Hold. 7 W. Va. 289.

Holding shares. 3 Q. B. D. 442.

Holiday. 4 Cl. & F. 234; 14 Bankr. Reg. 388.

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Hotel. 3 Ch. D. 457.

Hotel purposes. 105 Mass. 241.

House. 2 Term, 502; L. R. 1 Ch. 281; 13
Johns. 531; 28 Beav. 104; 4 Penn. 93; 3 Ired.
Eq. 450; 2 Eq. Cas. Abr. 324.

House now in occupation of. L. R. 7 Q. B. 748.
House or other building. L. R. 4 C. P. 523.
Houses, buildings, and property other than
land. L. R. 1 Q. B. 389.

House, building, or manufactory. 9 Ch. D.

425.

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Indefeasible title. 3 Bibb, 317.

India rubber. 3 Fish. Pat. Cas. 420.
Indirect. 2 Gill & J. 382.

Individually. "Personally," not" severally."
Sandf. 257.

Inevitable accident. 7 Ch. D. 815; L. R. 4 P.

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Inhabitant. 7 Ch. D. 735; L. R. 9 C. P. 261.
Inhabitants of a neighborhood. 10 Pick. 367.
Inhuman stepmother (as libellous).

6 Nebr.

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472.

If necessary. L. Ř. 9 Ex. 42.

If possible. W. N. (1877) 164.

Illegality. 2 Tex. App. 74.

Illness. 3 Q. B. D. 426.

Penn. 198; 43 Wis. 316; id. 479.

Immediate delivery. 36 N. J. 148.

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& S. 769; 32 L. J. Q. B. 185; 9 Jur. N. S. 1069;

11 W. R. 569; 8 L. T. 201.

Imprimis. 3 E. L. & Eq. 26.

Improved. 8 Allen, 215.

Improvement. 4 Pick. 204.

Improvidence. 14 N. Y. 449; 4 Redf. 218.
Improvident order. 4 Ir. Com. Law, 556.
Improving. 12 Cush. 57.

In addition. W. N. (1868) 181.
In actual service. 53 Me. 561.

In actual military service. 3 Curt. C. C. 522;

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Intents and purposes. 11 Ves. 530.
Intermeddling with. 41 Barb. 337.

Intersection. 73 Penn. 127; 74 id. 259, 439.
Into and out of. L. R. 1 Adm. & E. 358.
Into, through, or over. 5 Ch. D. 328.

Intoxicated. 47 Vt. 294.

Intoxicating. 6 Cush. 468; 12 Cush. 272; 4

Gray, 20; 109 Mass. 362.

Involved. 61 How. Pr. 305.

Inward and outward. L. R. 6 Ex. 9.

Irregularity. 1 Cow. 155-6.

Irreparable. 3 Mart. N. s. La. 25.

Irreparable injury. 76 Ill. 322.

Is indebted to the plaintiff upon promises. 2

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Junior. 11 Minn. 78; 8 Johns. 549; 10 Paige,

Ch. 170; 8 Conn. 293.

Jus. L. R. 2 H. L. 149.

Just. 5 Kans. 293.

Just and fair. 59 How. Pr. 148.

Just and reasonable terms. 1 Bradw. 391.

Just debts. 1 Binn. 209; 9 Mass. 62; 1 Denio,
508, 9 N. Y. 398; L. R. 4 H. L. 506.

Justice. L. R. 1 Q. B. 84.
Justifiable cause. 1 Sumn. 194.
Keep in good repair. 13 Gray, 103.
Keeper. 76 Ill. 587; 122 Mass. 541.
Kept in operation. 2 Allen, 417, 423.
Kill (a stream). 1 N. Y. 96.

Kin. Next of kin. 15 Ves. 109, 583.

Next

of kin or heir at law. 4 Ves. 469. Next of kin,
in equal degree. 12 Ves. 433.

King's enemies. 1 Leigh, N. P. 509.
Knocked down. 7 Hill, 431.

Knowingly. 12 Metc. 448; 12 Cush. 499.
Laborer. 81 N. C. 340.

Lager beer. 1 Baxt. 15.

Lamb-mutton.

1. Mood. Cr. Cas. 242.

Lampomer. 3 Lev. 248.

Land covered with water. L. R. 6 Q B. 669,
Land lying near canal. L. R. 6 Q. B. 173.
Land used for building purposes.

825; 3 Ch. 377.

L. R. 2 Eq.

Land used only as a railway. L. R. 5 Q. B.

157.

Landed. L. R. 4 Ex. 260.

Lands. 10 Paige, Ch. 140; L. R. 9 Ch. 174; 6
Q. B. 422.

Lands of a like quality. 3 Q. B. D. 73.
Lanes. 12 Allen, 77.

Last mentioned. 5 C. L. J. 274.

Last past-August last past. 3 Cow. 70.
Last sickness. 20 Johns. 502; 8 Me. 167.
Launch. 70 Me. 350.

Law charges. 3 Mart. La. 282.

Lawful. Lawful heir. 2 Term, 720. Lawful
deed of conveyance. 2 S. & R. 498; Coxe, N.
J. 106. Lawful money. 1 Yeates, 349; 1 Dall.
126, 176. Shall be lawful. 2 Dowl. & R. 172;
4 B. & Ald. 271; 1 B. & C. 8, 35. Lawful title.
1 Blackf. 380; 2 Me. 22; 10 Johns. 266. Lawful
current money of Pennsylvania. 1 Dall. 124.
Lawful cause. 1 P. D. 80.

55.

Lawfully begotten. L. R. 1 Eq. 247; 2 H. L.

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WORDS

Limit. L. R. 10 Q. B. 180.

Limit and appoint. 5 Term, 124.
Line of credit. 44 Wisc. 49.
Linen. 3 Bro. C. C. 311.
Liquor shop. 6 Baxt. 533.
Litigated. 108 Mass. 569.

Literary purpose. 8 Ohio, 189; 8 Ind. $28.
Live and dead stock. 3 Ves. Ch. 311.
Live animals. 7 Blatch. 235.

Lives. 4 Ex. 65.

Livelihood. 3 Atk. 396.

Living. 111 Mass. 158.

Living in. 111 Mass. 159.

Living together. 1 Add. Eccl. 476; 3 id. 277 ;
2 Tyrwh. 76; 2 Cr. & J. 66.

Load. 103 Mass. 405: 25 Vt. 167.

Loaded arm. 5 C. & P. 159; 7 id. 242; 1 C. &
K. 530.

Loading excepted. 1 Q. B. D. 269.
Loaf sugar. 1 Sumn. 159.

Local. 1 Thomp. & C. 280.

Local traffic. W. N. (1870) 17.

Locate. 6 How. Pr. 37; 82 Ill. 550.

Located. 103 Mass. 263.

Lodger. L. R. 4 C. P. 525, 539; 5 id. 293; 3
C. P. D. 26.

Losing party. 60 Me. 285.

Lost or not lost. 1 Marshall, Ins. 332; 5 Burr.
2803; 107 Mass. 543.

Lots. 4 Ohio, 5.

Lucrative. 44 Ind. 401.

Lying at anchor.

19 Hun, 284; 77 N. Y. 453.

Lying at the wharf. 2 M'Cord, 105.

Lying on a wharf. 2 M'Cord, 105.
Machinery. 111 Mass. 540.

Made. 50 Vt. 122.

Magistrate. 13 Pick. 523.

Mail. 6 Daly, 558.

Mailed. 43 N. Y. Super. Ct. 341.
Main sea. 73 N. Y. 393, 396.

Mainsworn (as libellous). 2 Buls. 150; Cro.
Eliz. 250.

Maintenance. 2 Conn. 155; 4 id. 558; 2 Sandf.
Ch. 91.

Make over and grant. 3 Johns. 484; 18 id. 60.
Malt liquor. 55 Ala. 16, 158; 67 Me. 242.
Man Friday (as libellous). 1 Dowl. 672; 2 L.
J. Ex. 109; 17 L. J. Q. B. 308.

Managing agent. 19 Hun, 405.
Manifest. 71 N. Y. 481.
Mankind. Fortesc. 94.
Mare. 2 W. Blackst. 721.
Margins. 53 Ind. 575.
Market. 3 Woods, 103.
Market value. 99 Mass. 345.

Mark the boundary line. 78 Penn. 166.
Mariners. 80 N. Y. 71, 80.

Masts and logs. 40 Me. 145.

Matter in controversy. 18. & R. 269; 5 Binn.

522 3 id. 404.

Matter in demand. 44 Conn. 188.

Matter in dispute. 13 Cal. 28.

Matter of law. 70 N. C. 167.

May-Must. 68 Ill. 144; 36 Wisc. 498.
May receive. 41 Conn. 470.

Means of support. 74 N. Y. 526; 71 Ill. 241.
Medals. 3 Atk. 201.

Medical attendance. 10 Cent. L. J. 137.

Merchandise. 8 Pet. 277.

Merchant. 5 Hun, 395.

Merchantable. 3 Camp. 462; 5 Me. 419.

Merchantable quality. 20 Wend. 61.
Mere man of straw (as libellous).

s. 602.

Merits. 3 W. & S. 273.

1 Dowl. N.

Mess pork of Scott & Co. 2 Bingh. N. c. 668.
Messuage and house. Cro. Eliz. 89; 2 Ch. Cas.
27; 2 Term, 498; 1 B. & P. 53.

Mill. 6 Me. 436; 15 id. 218; 124 Mass. 71.

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Mind. 3 Wash. C. C. 580; 52 Me. 304.

Minerals. 5 Watts, 34.

Mobilier. 3 Mart. La. cond. ed. 430.
Molest. Cro. Eliz. 421.

Money. 15 Ves. 319; 3 Mer. 691; 1 Johns. Ch.
231.

Money-Moneys. 1 Johns. Ch. 231; 14 Johns.
1; 31 E. L. & E. 452.

Money in the funds. 5 Price, 217.
Money, jewelry, and other valuables (in the
"rules" of a hotel). 1 Wils. Ind. 119.
Moral certainty. 118 Mass. 1, 23.
More or less. 3 Cent. L. J. 618; 5 id. 23;
Me. 554; 99 Mass. 231; 103 id. 344; 23 Minn.

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Naked. 126 Mass. 46.

Name and blood. 15 Ves. 92.

Natural heirs (in a legacy). 78 N. C. 372.
Navy yard. 1 Hugh. 588.

Near. 44 Mo. 197; 4 Gray, 65.

Nearest. 105 Mass. 304.
Neat cattle. 32 Tex. 479.

Neat stock. 36 Tex. 324.

Necessary charges. 3 Me. 191; 112 Mass. 1.
Necessary disbursements. 24 Wisc. 54.
Necessary implication. 1 V. & B. 466.
Necessary outgoings. L. R. 1 Ex. 288.
Necessary provisions. 16 Gray, 211.
Need. 107 Mass. 474.
Needful. 4 Esp. 66.

Neglect or refusal. 4 Cush. 178; 6 id. 224; 54
N. Y. 262.

Negotiate. 69 N. Y. 383; 14 Hun, 51.

Neighborhood. 38 Iowa, 484.

Negotiate. 5 Du. N. Y. 373.

Negro. 9 Ired. 384; 28 Gratt. 939.

Net balance. 71 Penn. 69.

Net earnings or income. 69 Penn. 137; 10

Blatch. 271; 22 Wall. 146; 99 U. S. 402, 455.

Net profits. 12 Allen, 854; 50 Ga. 339.

Neurotomy. Ry. & M. Cr. Cas. 290.
Never. 2 Atk. 32; L. R. 3 Q. B. 239, 242.
Never been heard of. L. R. 2 App. Cas. 487.
New (in patent law). 97 U. S. 3.
New assets. 117 Mass. 222.
Newspaper. 5 Me. 171; 25 Minn. 146; 75 Ill.
51; 47 Mo. 157; 22 Alb. L. J. 444.

Next. Stra. 394; Cro. Jac. 646, 677: 9 Cow.
255; 6 N. H. 374; 13 id. 446.

Next meeting of the legislature. 9 S. C. 335.
Next of kin. L. R. 4 Eq. 156; 5 id. 303.
Next of kin, equal in degree. 12 Ves. 433.
Next of kin, in blood. L. R. 3 Ch. 505.
Next of kin, or heir at law. 4 Ves. 469.
Next personal representative. L. R. 4 Eq. 859.

Next regular session. 64 Ill. 256.
Next surviving son. L. R. 2 Eq. 487.
Next term. 1 Mass. 411; 9 Cush. 403.
Non-arrival. 2 B. & C. 564.
Non-contractual.

5 Cent. L. J. 97.

Non-resident. 4 La. 11.

Nominal party. 59 Me. 505.

Northerly. 1 Johns. 156; 116 Mass. 117; 25
Cal. 296; 115 Mass. 578.

Northward. 3 Caines, 293; 1 Johns. 158.

Not accountable for leakage. L. R. 1 P. C. 231.
Not liable for any damage to or from her sheath-
ing. 20 Pick. 389.

Notes current in the city of New York. 19 Johns.
146.

Now. 3 Penn. 288, 289; 4 Mann. & G. 99; 20
Kan. 390; 5 Dutch. 153; 34 Beav. 525; 1 M. &
G. 518; L. R. 8 Eq. 229.

Noxious or dangerous trade or business. 50
Barb. 135.

Number. 7 Heisk. 8; 10 Hun, 247; 22 Alb. L.
J. 65.

Obtain. L. R. 1 C. C. 261.

Occupant. 25 Barb. 54.

Occupation. 7 W. & S. 330; L. R. 6 Ex. 1.
Occupier. L. R. 7 Q. B. 418.

Occur. 91 Ill. 92.

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Offence. 9 C. & P. 525 ; s. c. 38 E. C. L. 222.
Office of trust. 6 Blackf. 529.

Office under company. L. R. 3 C. P. 484.
On. 2 Term, 431; 45 Mo. 349.
On a passage. 103 Mass. 241.
On a stream. 3 Sumn. 170.
On arrival. 2 Camp. 237, 532.

On call (at any time called for). 22 Gratt.
609.

On condition. 4 W. & S. 302.

On each side of said line. 24 Minn. 517.
On each side of the road. 3 C. L. J. 330.
On file. 17 Minn. 95.

On payment of costs. 6 Cow. 582; 5 J. J.
Marsh. 243.

On right delivery of cargo. L. R. 2 C. P. 348.
On shore. 1 B. & P. 187.

On the line thereof. 3 Cent. L. J. 336.
On the road. 9 Gray, 37; 8 Cush. 595.
On the trial. 2 Whart. 159.
Once a week. 4 Pet. 361; 2 Miles, 150.
One.

22 Alb. L. J. 65.

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Mass. 495.

74.

Openly. Co. 2d Inst. 57.

Operating expenses. 124 Mass. 527.

Operative. 2 Cush. 371.

Opposite. 58 Me. 357.

Opposite party. 10 Heisk. 477.

Oppressive conduct (as libellous). 2 M. & Ry.

Or. Or any other person. 15 Wend. 747. Or
by any other person. 3 A. K. Marsh. 720. Or
elsewhere. 2 Gall. 477. Or otherwise. 1 Chitty,
Bail, 205: 10 Mass. 183; 15 Pick. 27; 2 Gray,
502; 105 Mass. 35; 1 Lea, 646.

Or any other. 5 Cush. 533.
Or other thing. 126 Mass. 47.
Or otherwise. 9 Metc. 258.

Or when realized. 2 E. L. & E. 286.
Orchard. Cro. Eliz. 854.

Ordained minister. 4 Conn. 134.

WORDS

Order. 39 Iowa, 224.

845

Order (in chancery pleading). 7 Sim. 17.
Ordinary trains. L. R. 17 Eq. 561.
Ordinary way of trade. 1 Ch. D. 151.
Original. 6 Wheat. 396; 5 S. & R. 549.
Orphan. 3 Mer. 48; 2 S. & S. 93; 33 Penn. 9.
Other. 1 Brock. 187; 118 Mass. 350; L. R. 7
Eq. 339; 8 id. 160.

Other offices. 1 B. & C. 237; 5 id. 640.

Other property whatsoever. L. R. 7 Eq. 458.
Other purposes. 2 Q. B. D. 544.
Other writing. 1 Rawle, 231.

Others. 8 Cent. L. J. 221.

Otherwise. 1 Gall. 39.

Out and out. 36 Penn. 204.

Out of the country. 3 Bibb, 510.

Out of the family. L. R. 20 Eq. 186.
Out of the state. 1 Johns. Cas. 76.

Outfits. 1 Stor. 603; 11 Pick. 227; 9 Metc.
354, 364.

Outgoings. L. R. 1 Eq. 135; 9 id. 209.
Out-house. 5 Day, 151; 4 Conn. 446.
Outstanding and bearing interest.
J. 45.

Over. 2 Allen, 108; 47 Iowa, 507.
Over the sea. Kirb. 299.

Overseers. 7 Mann. & G. 481.

5 Cent. L.

Overtaking ship. 2 P. D. 8; 3 id. 11.
Own use. 4 Rawle, 68.

Owned by them. 5 Cow. 509.

Owner. 6 Nev. & M. 340; 4 N. Y. 66; L. R.

6 Q. B. 567; 10 id. 16, 203; 7 id. 418.

Owner's risk. 3 Q. B. D. 195.

Owners or occupiers. L. R. 8 Ex. 8.

Ox gang. Shepp. Touchs. 93; Co. Litt. 5.
Oyster. 58 Me. 164; 27 N. J. L. 117.

Package; Parcel. 1 Hugh. 529; 2 Daly, 454,

480; 44 Ala. 468; 9 Ex. 67; 6 Daly, 171.

Paid in. 69 Penn. 334.

Paintings. 3 Ex. D. 121.

Palmistry or otherwise. 2 Ex. D. 268.

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Place. L. R. 3 Ex. 137; 10 Q. B. 102; 9 C. P.
339.

Place of business. 9 Cush. 298; 98 Mass. 95;
111 Mass. 320.

Place of entertainment or amusement.

Par value. 2 Hill, N. Y. 158; 8 Paige, Ch. 4 C. P. 21; 10 Q. B. 306; 10 Ex. 291.

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Place of publication. 85 Ill. 110.

Place of public resort. L. R. 5 Ex. 257.

L. R.

Places. Term, 375, 379; 5 B. & C. 640; 8
Dowl. & R. 393.

Placitum. Skinn, 550, 554.

Plain. 79 N. C. 524.

Plain English type. 57 Mo. 235.

Plan. W. N. (1877) 154.

Plant. 1 Mood. & M. 341.

Plantation. 2 Humphr. 315; 3 M'Cord, 363;

7 Ch. D. 9 Gray, 485.

Planting. 7 Conn. 186.

At her pleasure.

Passage of this act. 10 R. I. 88; 2 Ch. D. 9.
Passage room. 2 Ld. Raym. 1470.
Passing. 1 Baldw. 366.

Passing through the town. 6 Ohio, 142.

Pave. 31 Iowa, 31.

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Pleasure.

307.

Boyle, Char.

Pleasure carriage. 9 Conn. 371; 11 id. 185;

18 Johns. 128; 19 id. 442.

Plow land. Co. Litt. 5.

Plundered. 16 Pick. 1.

Plying for hire.

481; 6 Q. B. 357.

L. R. 4 Ex. 319; 6 C. P.

Pointing to futurity. 6 Ch. D. 618.

Poison. L. R. 5 Q. B. 296.

Poisonous and noxious substances. 7 Cent. L.

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