I have also inserted forms of the different instruments requisite to carry into effect the various recent acts of Parliament for erecting churches-enclosing wastes-repairing turnpike-roads—providing work-houses and other asylums for the poor, &c. &c.; and which, where no forms are expressly pointed out by the acts themselves, I have endeavoured to frame with a scrupulous attention to the spirit of those from which they emanated. I have moreover inserted what I conceive to be the requisite clauses and provisions in PRIVATE acts of Parlia ment for those and other similar purposes; and have given such a general outline of the preliminary proceedings for obtaining such acts; a part of the work which, I hope, will be found of material assistance to the country practitioner. All these additions, as well as every other which I have ventured to make to the former Edition, I have been careful to distinguish by asterisks, in order to prevent the possibility of any errors or injudicious alterations of mine, being imputed to the former Editor. With this short exposition of my endeavours and my motives, I submit the work to the indulgence of a candid and liberal Profession. LINCOLN'S INN, JANUARY 1, 1826. C. BARTON, JUN. ADVERTISEMENT. THE professional engagements of my friend, MR. WILDE, being now fully equal to what my own were when he obligingly undertook the charge of compiling a Supplement to my PRECEDENTS IN CONVEYANCING, I have, with his approbation, committed the re-publication of them to the care of the PRESENT EDITOR; whether I have acted wisely in doing this, I leave (as it becomes me) to the judgment of a more impartial tribunal: I may perhaps, however, be permitted to say that I have done so without any apprehensions for the result. LINCOLN'S INN, 1st JANUARY, 1826. C. BARTON. CONTENTS. SUCH of the Precedents and other parts of the work to which an asterisk is prefixed, *An Agreement that one Creditor, or next of Kin of an Intestate, shall take out letters of Administration, in trust for their common An Agreement between a Principal in the Country and an Agent in London, for the Sale of Articles of Manufacture................ *An Agreement by a Merchant or Manufacturer with an Agent, Factor, or Broker, to take and dispose of goods abroad............ *An Agreement between a Tradesman retiring from active business, and a confidential Agent for the management of it for his benefit,.. 33 Agent. PAGE *An Agreement by a Society of Tradesmen for appointing an Agent to prevent abuses and impositions by their Country Dealers......... 37 *Abstract of 6 Geo. IV. c. 94. for the better Protection of the Pro- perty of Persons entering into Contracts in relation to Goods, &c. An Agreement between a Builder and his Employer, for Building a House, &c. all Materials being found by the Builder (with varia- |