Originally published in 1827, this book is a comprehensive guide to the complex legal system governing the administration of parishes and unions in England. John Frederick Archbold, a distinguished lawyer and legal scholar, draws on his extensive knowledge of the law to provide a clear and readable account of the rights and responsibilities of parish officers, guardians of the poor, and other officials. This is an invaluable resource for anyone interested in the history of English law and society.

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