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Something Nea0.-We have just examined 9
copy Of very interesting and novel work upon
the Laws Of England, intended principally for stu
dents Of that profession, just published by the
Messrs. Turner & Hughes, at $50 Broadway, en-
titled the "Tree Of Legal knowledge"


In it the laws of England are very ingeniously
and strikingly illustrated, under the appearance
of tree. All the divisions and subdivisions of
that science, as treated of by Blackstone in his
commentaries, are laid down in very striking
manner, and well calculated to make lasting
impression on tie mind. We think it would not
only abridge the labours Of the student, but re-
fresh the memory Of the practitioner.


1t is published in such form as to make a very
interesting set of pictures for office parlour,
as map; and it is also bound as an atlas We
understand it has been highly spoken of BY
some of our most eminent jurists.