The Auther ices esso pre he law JỈ the Frachise and Registration in is entirety, but be musta hat he blowing pages may prove useful in indicating with suficer deness the manges efforted in "hat aw by die recent farites.

In conclusioa, the Aather fesires a acknowledge The ramane pizzestions of his friends, Mr. O. J. WILLIAMS, A Lincoln's Inn, and Ma. F. J. COLTMAR, the orth Eastern Circuit, and Editor of Cullman's Registration Cases.

8, Bode Beern Watr, Temple, Anguet, 1888.

J. J. H. S.

Instructions, and Forms, which appear to be deserv-
ing of praise in respect of their general accuracy
and precision. Those relating to counties will be
found in Schedule 2 of the Registration Act, 1885,
and those relating to boroughs in Schedule 3 of
that Act.

It being considered that a table of the several

franchises might prove useful to persons inex-

perienced in the work of registration, such table

has been inserted; see post, p. xi.

As this Work is designed principally for use in

England, the Author has for the most part refrained

from annotating enactments relating exclusively to

Scotland and Ireland. He has, however, included

in the index references to enactments affecting those

parts of the United Kingdom.

The Author does not profess to give the law of
the Franchise and Registration in its entirety, but
he trusts that the following pages may prove useful
in indicating with sufficient clearness the changes
effected in that law by the recent statutes.

In conclusion, the Author desires to acknowledge
the valuable suggestions of his friends, Mr. O. J.
WILLIAMSON, of Lincoln's Inn, and MR. F. J. COLT-
MAN, of the North Eastern Circuit, and Editor of
Coltman's Registration Cases.

9, KING'S BENCH WALK, TEMPLE,

August, 1885.

J. J. H. S.