the Hundred of MACCLES-6 Will. 4. c. xiii.

Payment of Money in or out of
Court, whether or not by Instal-
ments at different Times, includ-
ing Notice thereof, and taking
Receipt
Paying Money into Court, and en-
tering same in Books, and Notice
thereof, or of Sum in full Satisfac-
tion having been paid into Court,
each Instalment or Payment
Payment of Money out of Court, and

taking Receipt, exclusive of Stamp
Every Search in the Books
Issuing every Warrant, Attachment,
or Execution

Supersedeas of Execution, or Certi

ficate of Payment, or Withdrawal of Cause

Warrant of Commitment for an In-
sult or Misbehaviour in Court
Entering and giving Notice of Jury
being required

Issuing Summons for Jury
Swearing Jury

Every Hearing, Trial, or Nonsuit
with a Jury

Taking Recognizance or Security for Costs

43

66

64

13

1 0

9

2 0

1

1

10

96

77

60

O

O

N.B.-Where the Plaintiff recovers less than his Claim so as to reduce the Scale of Costs, the

Plaintiff to pay the Difference.

N. B. The several Fees payable on Proceedings in Replevin to be regulated on the same Scale by the Amount distrained for, and on Proceedings for the Recovery of Tenements by the yearly Rent or Value of the Tenement sought to be recovered.

CA P. XCVI.

An Act for the more speedy Removal of certain Nuisances,
and to enable the Privy Council to make Regulations for
the Prevention of contagious and epidemic Diseases until
the Thirty-first Day of August One thousand eight hundred
and forty-seven, and to the End of the then next Session
of Parliament.
[28th August 1846.]

WHEREAS it is highly expedient for the Purpose of pre

serving the Health of divers of Her Majesty's Subjects that better Provision should be made for the Removal of certain 'Nuisances likely to promote or increase Disease: Be it therefore enacted by the Queen's most Excellent Majesty, by and with the Advice and Consent of the Lords Spiritual and Temporal, and Commons, in this present Parliament assembled, and by the Authority of the same, That it shall be lawful for any Town Council Certain public or other like Body having Jurisdiction within any Corporate Officers, on ReTown, Borough, City, or Place, or any Trustees or Commissioners ceipt of the Pp 2

or

Certificate of

Two Medical

Men, may com

plain of the Existence of Nuisances.

9 G. 4. c. 82.

The Justices to whom the Complaint is made required to summon Parties complained against.

or other like Officers acting under the Provisions of any Act of Parliament for the Drainage, Paving, or Cleansing, or managing or directing the Police, in any Town, Borough, City, or Place, or for any of the above Purposes, or for Commissioners acting under the Provisions of an Act passed in the Ninth Year of the Reign of His Majesty King George the Fourth, intituled An Act to make Provision for lighting, cleansing, and watching Cities, Towns Corporate, and Market Towns in Ireland, in certain Cases, or in case there shall be no such Town Council or other like Body, or no such Trustees or Commissioners having Jurisdiction or acting as aforesaid, in any Town, Borough, City, or Place, then it shall be lawful for the Guardians of the Poor, upon receiving a Certificate in Writing in the Form contained in Schedule (A.) to this Act annexed, or to the like Effect, signed by Two duly qualified Medical Practitioners, of the filthy and unwholesome Condition of any Dwelling House or other Building, or of the Accumulation of any offensive or noxious Matter, Refuse, Dung, or Offal, or of the Existence of any foul or offensive Drain, Privy, or Cesspool, to lay a Complaint before any Two Justices of the Peace; and such Justices, upon the Production of such Certificate as aforesaid, shall forthwith summon, in the Form contained in Schedule (B.) to this Act annexed, or to the like Effect, the Owner or Occupier of the Premises described in such Certificate to appear before them or some other Justices to answer the Matters of Complaint alleged in such Certificate, and if such Owner or Occupier shall not appear at the Time and Place named in such Summons, or having appeared shall not show sufficient Cause to the contrary, or if there is no Owner or Occupier, or if it appears that no Owner or Occupier can be found, and upon Proof that a Copy of the said Summons was left on the Premises in the Summons mentioned, then in either of the Cases aforesaid such Justices, upon Proof to their Satisfaction of the Existence of the Nuisance in the said Certificate described, shall forthwith make an Order in Writing under their Hands and Seals in the Form contained in Schedule (C.) to this Act annexed, or to the like Effect, for the cleansing, whitewashing, or purifying of any such Dwelling House or other Building, or for the Removal or Abatement of the Nuisance in the said Certificate described, within the Period and in the Manner in the said Order to be prescribed (such Period not being more than Two clear Days, of which Sunday shall not be one, after Notice of the making of the said Order has been given in pursuance of the Provisions of this a Act); and such Order, or a true Copy of the same, shall be forthwith served upon the Owner or Occupier respectively of the Premises or Place mentioned in such Order, or if there be no such Owner or Occupier, or if such Owner or Occupier cannot be served, then such Order or a true Copy thereof shall be forthwith affixed upon some Part of such Premises or Place as aforesaid; and if the Dwelling House or other Building in the said Order mentioned shall not be cleansed, whitewashed, or purified, or if the Nuisance in the said Order described shall not be removed or abated, within the Period and in the Manner in the said Order mentioned, it shall be lawful for the Persons who made the Complaint, and who shall be authorized by the said Justices so to do, by themselves,

The Order or Copy to be served or affixed

to the Premises.

If the Order be not obeyed, the

Parties complaining may enter on the Premises and remove the Nuisance.