dford relative to their duties,
powers, rights and privileges."--_Guardian_, April 9th.

"The Bishop of Guildford has just published a very useful little handbook
for the use and guidance of Church wardens . . . The book is a most
helpful one with regard to Church matters."--_Hampshire Chronicle_.

"The Bishop of Guildford's _Churchwardens' Manual_ meets a real want, in
that it provides in small compass . . . a handy pocket book containing
the many matters legal and ecclesiastical, which concern the
Churchwarden's office . . . No one ought to assume it without being armed
with such a work as this, and an Incumbent cannot do better than present
his Churchwardens with this little Manual."--_Church Times_.

"It is a Manual which ought to be in the possession of every holder of
the important office of Churchwarden, and which other Churchmen also
would do well to familiarise themselves with, as a better understanding
of the subject would be greatly to the advantage of many parishes; clear,
precise, handy and cheap, it is precisely the handbook that was
wanted."--_Winchester Observer_.

"A thoroughly useful and practical work, and just the one which ought to
be in the hands both of Incumbents and Churchwardens."--_Ecclesiastical
Chronicle_.

Footnotes:

{2} _Smith's Christian Antiquities_, i, 391; _Bingham's Antiquities of
the Christian Church_, B. ii, c. 19, sec. 19.

{4} 1 Will. and M., ch. 18, sec. 5; 31 Geo. III, ch. 32, sec. 7.

{5} See Appendix No. I.

{6} _Prideaux's Churchwardens' Guide_, p. 17.

{7} 7 Gul. IV, and 1 Vict. cap. 45, sec 3. See Appendix No. II

{8a} 7 Gul. IV and 1 Vict., cap. 45, sec. 1, 2.

{8b} Note 58 Geo. III, c. 69, sec. 2.

{8c} See Appendix No. VI.

{9a} Phillimore II, 1470.

{9b} Dewdney _v._ Good referred to in _Addresses delivered to the
Churchwardens and Sidesmen of the Diocese of Liverpool_, by Thomas E.
Espin, D.D., Chancellor of the Diocese. Liverpool: Holden, Church
Street. p. 29.

{10a} See Appendix No. III.

{10b} See Appendix No. IV.

{11} As far, however, as the diocese of Winchester is concerned, see
Appendix No. V.

{12} _Cripps' Practical Treatise on the Law relating to the Church and
Clergy_, 6th Ed., pp. 178, 182.

{13} _Cripps' Practical Treatise on the Law relating to the Church and
Clergy_, 6th Ed., p. 174. It may be a question whether Lord Coleridge's
judgment as to the residence of Churchwardens may not affect this. See