The Justice of the Peace And Parish Officer Continued to the Present Time
The Justice of the Peace And Parish Officer Continued to the Present Time
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And the commiinoners fhall order the charges of profecution to be paid by the receiver general of the cuftoms or excife refpedtively. And the jullices, at fuch feiifions, (hall hear and determine the offence. And if the offender be convicted, they fliall, in lieu of any other punifliment by any former ztty commit him to hard labour in the houfe of corre6tion, not exceeding three years, nor* lefs than one. F. G 15.
Apprehending 22. And upoo information on oath before a juftice of riiii>usimug- t...he peace, that any perfons to the number of three or * *'"' more, are or have been affembled, to be aiding in the clan- deftine running, landing, or carrying away prohibited and uncuftomed goods, or to refcue them after feizure, and armed with fire arms or other oft'enfive weapons ; he fliall grant his warrant to the conftables and other peace officers, requiring them to take to their afHftance as many as may be extift and cuRoms. 15 he thought nccefTary for apprehending fuch perfons : and he may, if on examination he find caufe, commit them to the next county gaol, there to remain without bail or mainprize, until they be difcharged by due courfe of Juw : and fuch perl'pns, on convi£tion of their being af- fcmbled and armed as aforefaid, fhall be adjudged guilty of felony, and tranfported for feven years.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
And the commiinoners fhall order the charges of profecution to be paid by the receiver general of the cuftoms or excife refpedtively. And the jullices, at fuch feiifions, (hall hear and determine the offence. And if the offender be convicted, they fliall, in lieu of any other punifliment by any former ztty commit him to hard labour in the houfe of corre6tion, not exceeding three years, nor* lefs than one. F. G 15.
Apprehending 22. And upoo information on oath before a juftice of riiii>usimug- t...he peace, that any perfons to the number of three or * *'"' more, are or have been affembled, to be aiding in the clan- deftine running, landing, or carrying away prohibited and uncuftomed goods, or to refcue them after feizure, and armed with fire arms or other oft'enfive weapons ; he fliall grant his warrant to the conftables and other peace officers, requiring them to take to their afHftance as many as may be extift and cuRoms. 15 he thought nccefTary for apprehending fuch perfons : and he may, if on examination he find caufe, commit them to the next county gaol, there to remain without bail or mainprize, until they be difcharged by due courfe of Juw : and fuch perl'pns, on convi£tion of their being af- fcmbled and armed as aforefaid, fhall be adjudged guilty of felony, and tranfported for feven years.
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