The cabinet lawyer

Or, popular digest of the laws of England, especially those relative to the clergy, parish officers, masters and workmen, lawyers and attorneys, landlords and tenants, pawnbrokers and auctioneers, innkeepers and carriers, dissenters and roman catholics, sportsmen and licensed victuallers, army and navy, millers and bakers, physicians and apothecaris, coachmen and guards, patentees, authors and publishers, bankruptcy and insolvency, jurors and witnesses, libel, slander and seduction, contracts, sales, and promises, bills of exchange, wills and testaments, friendly societies and saving banks, mortgages and liens, principal and factor, joint-stock companies, laws of insurance, legal process, debt, arrest, &c. With the criminal law of England; also, a dictionary of law terms, maxims, acts of parliament, and judicial antiquities, correct tables of assessed taxes, stamp duties, excise licenses, and post-horse duties; post-office regulations, rates of porterage and hackney-coaches, turnpike laws, corn laws, and prison regulations