P. 24, n. for Peryn read Perrin.

P. 38, n. for Murthwhite read Murthwaite.

P 84, n. for Sommers read Somers.

Running title of pages 162, 164, 166, 168, 170, 172, for AS TO

THE CONSTRUCTION OF DEVISES read TENDENCY OF MODERN

DOCTRINES.

P. 182, n., et seq. for Stoven read Stovin.

P. 209, 1. 3, for Wright read Jesson.

P. 318, 1. 15, for to be a tenant read to be tenant.

P. 383, App. for Jan. 20th, 1824, read June 20th, 1823.

AN

ENQUIRY,

&c. &c.

SECTION I.

Statement of the Case of WILLCOX v. BELLAERS.

Of the Doctrine of Equity concerning doubtful Titles.

MY original design was to have thrown together a few observations, with the view of drawing the attention of the profession to a case (a) which seems to affect, in a material point, the law of real property: but of which I may have mistaken the tendency, or over-rated the importance. In the prosecution of that design, I was insensibly led beyond the limits prescribed to my enquiries in

(a). Willcox v. Bellaers. Rolls, 1823.

B