A COMPENDIOUS Law Dictionary, Containing both an "XPLANATION OF THE TERMS AND THE LAW ITSELF. INTENDED FOR THE USE OF ·THE COUNTRY GENTLEMAN, THE MERCHANT, AND THE PROFESSIONAL MAN. BY THOMAS POTTS, GENT. FORMERLY OF SKINNERS' HALL. 4236 LONDON: PRINTED FOR T. OSTELL, AVE-MARIA-LANE, 243 TO THE RIGHT HONOURABLE LORD ELLENBOROUGH, BARON ELLENBOROUGH, OF ELLENBOROUGH, IN THE COUNTY OF CUMBERLAND, Lord Chief Justice of the Court of King's Bench. MY LORD, I HAVE presumed to dedicate this trifling Work to your Lordship, as most competent to judge of its public utility. The design of reducing the Law Dictionary into one small volume, will, I trust, merit the approbation of every professional man, and (should it be honoured with your Lordship's patronage) obtain that share of public favour, which would ever constitute the pride and ambition of My Lord, Your Lordship's Camden Town, Most obedient humble Servant, THE AUTHOR. |