CORRIGENDA. Page 12, line 5 from top, for "under" read "above." Page 15, line 19 from top, for "that the sub-section should," read "that sub-section two should." Page 43, line 15 from foot, for "it will be," read "and that it will be." Page 46, line 3 from foot, for "satisfy the scruples of those," read "satisfy those who have scruples." Page 50, line 8 from top, for "and the last day of," read "thus the last day for ;" and for "is," read "will be." Page 73, line 13 from top, for "order be made," read "order may be made." Page 75, line 7 from foot, for "17," read "15." Page 118, line 3 from foot, for "it is observed," read "it is to be observed;" and for "of the first of these," read "of the first and twelfth of these." THE TEMPLE, August, 1885. A. H. B. PREFACE. THE Criminal Law Amendment Act, 1885, has effected several important changes both in law and in procedure. The Editors have, by means of illustrations from decided' cases, explained such passages of the Act as seemed to present difficulties. Sections of the Consolidation Acts of 1861, and other Statutes, are so frequently referred to, both in the Act and Notes, that it was thought convenient to print them in extenso in the Appendix. A Table of Offences under the new Act and their incidents, and some appropriate Forms, have also been prepared, and it is hoped will be found useful. The Editors are greatly indebted to Mr. H. B. POLAND for many valuable suggestions during the progress of the work. F. M. THE TEMPLE, August, 1885. A. H. B. |