Obsolete as to the right of commissioners and assistant commissioners to attend meetings. Superseded by the Poor Law Act, 1897, which limits the amount of borrowing.

Virtually repealed by the Poor Removal Act, 1861, S. 9, and the Union Chargeability Act, 1865

So far as this section relates to dissolution of unions, it is superseded by the Divided Parishes and Poor Law Amendment Act, 1876, S. 11.

Superseded by the Union Chargeability Act, 1865.

Gilbert's Act to which the section applies has been repealed. Superseded by the Poor Law Amendment Act, 1844, S. 56. Provisions as to quarterly reports to Secretary of State, inapplicable now that the central authority is a Minister of the Crown.

Portion relating to select vestries not reproduced as no select vestry is now concerned with the relief of the poor.

Virtually repealed by the Poor Law Amendment Act, 1844, S. 12. Superseded by the Poor Law Amendment Act, 1848, S. 5. Superseded by Public Works Loans Act, 1875.

Superseded by the Quarter Sessions Act, 1849, S. 5. Covered by Summary Jurisdiction Acts.

Proviso enabling salary to be retained in satisfaction of fine regarded as unnecessary. Unnecessary as covered by general law and the abolition of over

seers.

Superseded by Summary Jurisdiction Acts.

Inconsistent with modern practice as to writs of certiorari. Superseded by Crown Office Rules.

Amendment of provisions of Acts of 1819 and 1831 which are treated as obsolete.

Superseded by the Union and Parish Property Act, 1837, S. 4. Spent.