time regard has been always had to the ancient decisions wherein the principles of equity have had their birth and their early development. Every writer, as well as every student, should always have in his recollection the advice of Sir Edward Coke, "that in reading any of these new reports he neglect not the reading of the old books of years reported in former ages, for assuredly out of the old fields must spring and grow the new corn." PHILADELPHIA, February, 1874. G. T. B. EXPRESS TRUSTS; AND HEREIN OF VOLUNTARY DISPOSITIONS IN TRUST, OF PRECATORY TRUSTS, AND OF POWERS IN TRUST. 63. Trusts created by direct fiduciary | 65. Language by which a Trust may Common Law. 64. Statute of Frauds. be created. 78. Implied Trusts of two kinds : Re- | 87. Conveyance where trust is not de- TRUSTS FOR CHARITIES. TRUSTEES; THEIR POWERS AND DUTIES. 135. Jurisdiction of Courts of Equity 143. Trustee cannot use his position |