THE STATUTES AND CASES, TO HILARY TERM 1827, ARE
ARRANGED UNDER THEIR RESPECTIVE HEADS;

AND T

WHOLE SYSTEM OF THE POOR-LAWS IS PLACED IN
A CLEAR AND PERSPICUOUS POINT OF VIEW.

BY JOHN TIDD PRATT,

OF THE INNER TEMPLE, ESQ., BARRISTER AT LAW.

IN TWO VOLUMES.

VOL. II.

LONDON:

PRINTED BY A. STRAHAN,

LAW-PRINTER TO THE KING'S MOST EXCELLENT MAJESTY ;
FOR JOSEPH BUTTERWORTH AND SON,
43. FLEET-STREET.

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LIBRARY OF THE

LELAND STANFORD ... UN VERSITY
HOW DIBUAT LAT.

a.56372

JUL 23 1901

1. The Marriage Acts

2. Of the Marriage; and the EVIDENCE necessary to

prove it

3. Of the WIFE'S Settlement in Right of the HUSBAND

4.

5. Of the Removal of the WIFE

her own Right

6. The Residence necessary

5. The TIME for which the Tenement must be holden

- 141-156

5. Of binding to one Master and Service with another 442-467

CHAP. IX.

OF PERSONS IRREMOVABLE UNTIL CHARGEABLE.

1. The Statutes

2. Who shall be deemed chargeable

Pages

573 to 573

573-593

3. How the Settlement of such Persons may be inquired