—Sale of Seats in Parliament, —Placemen in Parliament, 99. —New Peers, —The Russells, —Political Cunning, 100. —The Union-Jack, —Field-Marshal, 101. —Change of Surname, 102.

IV.—Changes in Laws, 104-144:

The Statute Law and the Common Law, 104. —Curiosities of the Statute Law, 105. —Secret of Success at the Bar, —Queen’s Serjeants, Queen’s Counsel, and Serjeants-at-Law, 107. —Do not make your Son an Attorney, —Appellate Jurisdiction of the House of Lords, 108. —Payment of an advocate, —Utter-Barristers, 109. —What was Special Pleading? —What is Evidence? 110. —What is Trial? —Trial by Jury, 111. —Attendance of Jurors, —The Law of Libel, 113. —Induction of a Rector, 115. —Benefit of Clergy, —The King’s Book, 116. —Compulsory Attendance at Church, 117. —The Mark of the Cross, —Marriage-Law of England, 118. —Marriage Fines, 119. —Irregular Marriages, 120. —Solemnization of Marriage, 123. —The Law of Copyright, 124. —Holding over after Lease, —Abolition of the Hop Duty, 125. —Customs of Gavelkind, —Treasure Trove, 126. —Principal and Agent, —Legal Hints, 129. —Vitiating a Sale, 130. —Law of Gardens, —Giving a Servant a Character, 131.