Nomination and election of United States senators.

On cover: Ohio state library. Legislative reference department.

Senate journal.

Special sessions for Senate and Assembly are published together.

Bulletin

Mode of access: Internet.

Library laws of Texas,

Some earlier editions published as Texas. State Library. Bulletin no. 4.

Small business bibliography. /

Dr. W.H. Gilbert, compiler.

Bulletin ... /

Mode of access: Internet.

Observations on the marriage laws, particularly in reference to the case of desertion, or a fraudulent and violated contract ... demonstrating the necessity of legislative interference .

Mode of access: Internet.

Observations regarding the salmon fishery of Scotland : especially with reference to the stake-net mode of fishing; the regulation of the close-time; and the necessity of a legislative revisal of the antiquated Scots statutes at present applicable to these subjects.

Mode of access: Internet.

Legislative impact on the mortgagee’s exercise of power of sale : the need for rationalisation

Throughout Australia, regulation of the power of sale is highly inconsistent. In response to the uncertain nature of the mortgagee’s duty at common law, many legislatures have intervened. As a result, there has been a proliferation of statutory formula conferring varying degrees of protection on mortgagors. The differences in approach indicate a lack of consensus as to the best method of regulation. This article exposes the extent of the inconsistency and provides a comparative assessment of the various provisions with reference to the policy concerns that underpin legislative intervention. The article identifies a number of deficiencies associated with existing provisions and concludes that mortgagees and mortgagors alike would benefit from improved clarity and consistency. To that end, the article proposes a model provision that seeks to address the deficiencies identified.

The Children’s Bureau’s Role in Promoting Parent Engagement and Family Support: A Brief History and Current Efforts

Over the years, federal child welfare policy has supported parent engagement and family support strategies through various Children’s Bureau funded state formula grant programs, research and demonstration discretionary grants, and technical assistance. This article highlights programs funded by two federal laws, Promoting Safe and Stable Families and the Child Abuse Prevention and Treatment Act, and Children’s Bureau’s efforts to test innovations and disseminate knowledge about promising and evidence-based practices regarding parent engagement and family support. The article begins with a brief legislative history and then describes several grant programs that are supported by the legislation. The article concludes with lessons learned and a discussion of the new opportunities for system changes through the Title IV-E Waiver Demonstration projects.

Titles and documents relative to the seigniorial tenure, required by an address of the Legislative Assembly, 1851.

Another compilation with similar title was also published in 1852. The contents of the two volumes are different.