EPI ENGLISH AND SCOTCH ECCLESIASTICAL REPORTS. Being Reports of Cases argued and determined in the English Ecclesiastical, and Scotch Consistorial Courts, from 1809-46. Edited by E. D. Ingraham and B. Gerhard. 7 vols. 8vo. Phila- delphia. 1831-45. This series of Reports contains Cases, condensed and re-printed in full, from 3 vols. Addams; 3 vols. Ciirteis; 1 vol. Fergusson ; 2 vols. Haggard's Consistorial, and 3 vols. Ecclesiastical; 2 vols. Lee; and 3 vols. Phillimore's Reports. It would be difficult to point to any English Reports of more general value in the United States, than this selection of decisions. ENGLISH, S. H. The Laws respecting Pews, or Seats in Churches. 8vo. London. 1826. ENGLISH, E. H. Reports of Cases argued and determined in the Supreme Court of Law and Equity of the Slate of Arkansas. Svo. Little Rock. 1846. ENGLISHMEN. A Guide to the Knowledge of the Rights and Privileges of Englishmen, containing Commentaries on Magna Charta, &c. 12mo. London. 1771. ENQUIRY into the Policy of the Penal Laws, affecting the Papists of Ireland, in which the History and Constitution of that Country, and the Rights of the Colonies and Planters, are briefly consi- dered, and a few Observations made on the Laws that restrain the Trade of Ireland; with some hints respecting America. Svo. Dublin. 1775. ENSOR, GEORGE. Defects of the English Laws and Tribunals. 12mo. London. 1812. This is a rambling, desultory, fault-finding, ill digested volume, in which the author finds little to praise and much to blame. Such works, however, are not without utility, since they attract the attention of legis- lators to the various departments of law, some of which, it will be acknowledged, are faulty, and thus lead to a gradual pruning of excres- cences, and changes, which every system of laws undergoes. 72 Month. Rev. 174. EPITOME of the Practice in a personal Suit in the King's Bench, Common Pleas, and Exchequer, from the Commencement to Judgment; with an Appendix, containing the Statutes affecting the Proceedings in an Action, and all the Rules verbatim, from 296
