KEL by Serj. Croke, an elder brother of the Reporter Croke. A.t the end of these Reports are a few Cases by Benloe and Dalison, which are the same as those at the end of ./Ishe's Promptuarie, but have the addition of more references. " They appear to be mere abridgments or copies from the Reports of Benloe and Dalison, while they were in MS." Wallace's Reporters, 15; 4 L. M. 8 ; Clarke's Bib. Leg. voce Keilwey; Nic. Eng. Hist. Lib. 186; 2 L. O. 61. KEKEWICH, GEO. A Digested Index to the earlier Chancery Reports. 8vo. London. 1804. KELFIA.M, ROBERT. A Dictionary of the Norman, or old French Language, collected from such Acts of Parliament, Parliament Rolls, Journals, &c., as relate to this Nation ; to which are added the Laws of William the Conqueror ; with Notes and References. Svo. London. 1779. This work was re-printed and appended to Bouvier's Law Dictionary, and some copies of it were also bound up separately, 8vo., Philadelphia, 1843. Though far from being complete it is the best work of the kind. The copy in Harvard Law Library contains MS. additions, by Mr. Jus- tice Story, whose familiarity with the Year-Books enabled him to supply . some o/ Kelham's deficiencies. /
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—— . 'A Translation of Selden's Dissertation on Fleta ; with Notes. Svo. London. 1771. See Britton. KELL, JOHN. A General Index to the Modern Reporters, rela- tive to the Law occurring at Trials by Nisi Prius, from the Revo- lution to the Present Time. 2 vols. Svo. Dublin. 1797. KELLY, JAMES B. A Practical Treatise on the Law of Life Annuities, with the Statutes and Precedents; to which are added Observations on the present System of Life Assurance, and a Scheme for a new Company; with various Tables. Svo. London. 1835. . A Summary of the History and Law of Usury, with an Examination of the Policy of the existing System and Suggestions for its Amendment; together with an Analysis of the Parliamentary Proceedings relative to the Subject, up to the Pre- sent Time, and a Collection of Statutes. Svo. London. 1835. The author has given quite a full history of his subject, and discussed the policy of the Usury Laws, without attempting to illustrate and ex- plain them. Pref. Blyd. Usu. 4 ; 4 Leg. Exam. & L. C. 493. 435
