A catalogue of the manuscripts in the library of the Honourable Society of Lincoln's Inn.

"Prepared under the direction of the honourable Board of Commissioners on the public records ... The catalogue has been already printed in the appendix to the report which the commissioners on records made to His late Majesty at the beginning of the last year."--Pref.

Hints on emigration to Upper Canada : especially addressed to the middle and lower classes in Great Britain and Ireland /

Mode of access: Internet.

Letters from settlers in Upper Canada.

Mode of access: Internet.

Tables relative to the acts and ordinances of Lower-Canada.

Includes (with special title) : Supplement to the Tables relative to the acts and ordinances of Lower-Canada, shewing the changes and additions consequent upon the acts passed in the sessions of 1843 and 1844-5, in the seventh and eighth years of Her Majesty's reign. Published by order of His Excellency, the governor general, under the superintencence of the Commissioners for revising the said acts and ordinances. Montreal, 1845 (p. [141]-175)

Catalogue of the library of the Society of writers to the Signet. In four parts, with a general index.

Pt. 1-4, and "Rules and regulations for the library" have each special t.-p. and separate paging; general t.-p. issued with index, 1837. Pt. 1-4 have title: Catalogue of the library of the Writers to His Majesty's Signet.

A State of Minds : Canada in the Information Era (Working Paper 10)

Globalization and the knowledge/ information revolution are signalling the advent of a new societal order, one with profound and pervasive implications for citizens, for markets, for governments and, therefore, for public policy. This new global order is a truly remarkable watershed in the annals of human history and, as is the case with all such great transformations, it carries with it both enormous opportunities and daunting challenges. Building on my 1999 Mabel Timlin Lecture at the University of Saskatchewan, I want to share with you my perspectives on the nature of some of these opportunities and challenges, with an eye toward drawing out the implications for the evolution of the Canadian society and economy.

Case studies of statutory interventions into the common law concept of charity

This paper considers four examples of statutory interventions into the common law concept of charity, namely, those of Pennsylvania, Barbados, the definition recommended by the Report of the Inquiry into the Definition of Charities in Australia, and the Recreational Charities legislation of the United Kingdom. It comments on some issues affecting each style of intervention. The paper does not argue against statutory intervention but submits that legislative changes are best made by deeming a particular purpose to be charitable, or not charitable, so that, except to that extent, the common law concept remains intact – this is the approach adopted by the Recreational Charities legislation.

Common law obligations of good faith in non-fiduciary joint ventures

This chapter is devoted to the issue of non-fiduciary common law obligations of good faith, as they may arise in the performance and enforcement of joint ventures. In recent times a rush of commercial contractual claims involving good faith has signified the need for a separate chapter examining this issue. Although most of these decisions have arisen in commercial contexts other than joint ventures, the decisions, nevertheless, warrant careful consideration to the extent that they cast light on the likely contours of the common law good faith obligation as it may apply in the joint venture context.

Members of Chewra Kadischa (Burial Society) of the Klaus Synagogue, Mannheim, taken one day before the November Pogrom (Kristallnacht) Portraits; Groups; Men

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