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IV. Penalties and Procedure Term of Conviction IV. Penalties and Procedure SS10 Powers fir mitigating penalties p.16 Applicastive if do p Judicative in the Country by the operation of <gap/> by the <gap/>SS11 Penalties of Recognizances <gap/>able as other penalties p.17 SS12 Appeal to Sessions, - with stay of Execution, on sufficient security found.p.18. 13 Powers for ord instituting prosecutions for Perjuries committed against this Act. p.19. 14 Protection given to Officers of Excise and Customs against vexatious SUch extended to Officers of Police Revenue.


<head>II. Outlines of Police Bill</head>
<p>IV. Penalties and<lb/>
Procedure</p>
<note><!-- In pencil and circled -->Form of Conviction</note><lb/>
<note><!-- In pencil and circled --> As per<lb/>
Excise<lb/>
Office</note>
<note><!-- In pencil and circled --> Board<lb/>
Board to have<lb/>
judicial authority<lb/>
as the Excise Service</note><pb/>
<p>IV. Penalties and<lb/>
Procedure</p>
<p>§. 10</p>
<p>Powers for mitigating <lb/>
penalties <lb/>
p. 16</p>
<p><!-- In pencil -->Application<lb/>
of d<hi rend="superscript">o</hi> &#x2014;<lb/>
Judicature in <lb/>
the Country by <lb/>
the operation in <lb/>
<gap/> by them</p>
<p>§. 11</p>
<p>Penalties of Recognizances<lb/>
leviable<lb/>
as other penalties <lb/>
p.17</p>
<p>§. 12</p>
<p>Appeal to Sessions, <lb/>
&#x2014;with stay of Execution,<lb/>
on sufficient<lb/>
security found. p. 18.</p>
<p>13</p>
<p>Powers for <del>ord</del> <lb/>
instituting prosecutions <lb/>
for Perjuries <lb/>
committed<lb/>
against this Act.<lb/>
p. 19.</p>
<p>14</p>
<p>Protection given <lb/>
to Officers of <lb/>
Excise and Customs <lb/>
against <lb/>
vexatious suits <lb/>
extended to Officers <lb/>
of Police <lb/>
Revenue.</p><pb/>


<p>III.Regulations<lb/>
Arms</p>
<p>§.</p>
<p>Registration duties <lb/>
on arms in the <lb/>
hands of private <lb/>
owners. p.</p>
<p>1. Small Fire arms</p>
<p>2. Artillery.</p>
<p>3. Edged and pointed<lb/>
weapons.</p>
<p>4. Gunpowder above <lb/>
a certain quantity.</p>
<p>Pawnbrokers exempted <lb/>
&#x2014; and to have <lb/>
a dealers licence at <lb/>
an under rate. p.</p>
<p>§. 1</p>
<p>Owners of arms <lb/>
to deliver them in <lb/>
to be marked and <lb/>
registered. p. 1.2.</p>
<p>§. 2</p>
<p>Commissioners to regulate <lb/>
what concerns <lb/>
the identification <lb/>
marks. p.4.</p>
<p><del>Preamb</del> Reason the<lb/>
difference in the quantity <lb/>
of room.</p>
<p>§. 3</p>
<p>Fire-arms to be <lb/>
fresh marked upon<lb/>
every transfer <foreign>inter</foreign><lb/>
<del><gap/></del> <foreign>vivos</foreign>.p. 4. <lb/>
the former proprieter<lb/>
to remain responsible<lb/>
for the duty <lb/>
and <unclear>civilly</unclear> for damage.</p><pb/>
<p>III. Regulation <lb/>
Arms</p>
<p>§. 4</p>
<p>Arms not intended <lb/>
to be paid for may <lb/>
be given up to be entered <lb/>
on the Auction <lb/>
List p. 5.6.</p> 
<p>§. 5</p>
<p>Fire-arms and weapons<lb/>
to be fresh marked <lb/>
upon the death <lb/>
of the Owner.p. 7.</p>
<p>§. 6</p>
<p>Arms kept for curiosity <lb/>
to be paid for <lb/>
but once, if unserviceable, <lb/>
and entered <lb/>
as such. p.8</p>
<p>§. 7</p>
<p>Persons having unlicenced <lb/>
arms in <lb/>
their possession to <lb/>
forfeit the arms, <lb/>
and from £2 to £5 <lb/>
per arm. p. 9.</p>
<p>If without the owners <unclear>privity</unclear>, <lb/>
arm to be <lb/>
forfeited only &#x2014;</p>
<p>§. 8</p>
<p>Unlicensed arms seizable, <lb/>
and, if to the <lb/>
number if [10], by <lb/>
night. p.10, 11</p><pb/>
<p>III. Regulations <lb/>Arms.</p>
<p>§. 9</p>
<p>On trials for felony <lb/>
having unmarked arms <lb/>
a circumstance to be <lb/>
noted to the Jury, and <lb/>
in case of acquittal <lb/>
a party may be <lb/>
bound to his good behaviour, <lb/>
or dealt with <lb/>
as a Vagrant. p. 12. <lb/>
13.</p>
<p>§. 10</p> 
<p>Payment of duties <lb/>
to be annually reviewed <lb/>
<sic>untill</sic> some <lb/>
cause of exemption <lb/>
shall have taken <lb/>
place. p.14.15.</p>
<p>1. Transfer</p>
<p>2. Unserviceable</p>
<p>3. Auction loss</p>
<p>4. Loss sworn to</p>
<p>5. Death</p>
<p>§. 11</p>
<p>In case of removal <lb/>
the last <add>fresh</add> place of residence <lb/>
to be marked <lb/>
and entered. p.16, 17.</p>
<p>§. 12</p>
<p>Collectors of Window-<lb/>
Duties to deliver in <lb/>
Lists of Rateable  <lb/>
Houses to the Police <lb/>
Surveyors. p. 18.</p>
<p>§. 13</p>
<p>Arms and Weapons <lb/>
to be entered where <lb/>
imported as Merchandize. <lb/>
p. 19.</p>
<p>§. 14</p>
<p>So where imported as <lb/>
private property for <lb/>
private use. p. 21.21.22.</p>
<p>§. 15</p>
<p>Penalty for forgery &amp;c touching <lb/>
arms. p. 23</p>


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II. Outlines of Police Bill

IV. Penalties and
Procedure

Form of Conviction
As per
Excise
Office Board
Board to have
judicial authority
as the Excise Service
---page break---

IV. Penalties and
Procedure

§. 10

Powers for mitigating
penalties
p. 16

Application
of do —
Judicature in
the Country by
the operation in
by them

§. 11

Penalties of Recognizances
leviable
as other penalties
p.17

§. 12

Appeal to Sessions,
—with stay of Execution,
on sufficient
security found. p. 18.

13

Powers for ord
instituting prosecutions
for Perjuries
committed
against this Act.
p. 19.

14

Protection given
to Officers of
Excise and Customs
against
vexatious suits
extended to Officers
of Police
Revenue.


---page break---

III.Regulations
Arms

§.

Registration duties
on arms in the
hands of private
owners. p.

1. Small Fire arms

2. Artillery.

3. Edged and pointed
weapons.

4. Gunpowder above
a certain quantity.

Pawnbrokers exempted
— and to have
a dealers licence at
an under rate. p.

§. 1

Owners of arms
to deliver them in
to be marked and
registered. p. 1.2.

§. 2

Commissioners to regulate
what concerns
the identification
marks. p.4.

Preamb Reason the
difference in the quantity
of room.

§. 3

Fire-arms to be
fresh marked upon
every transfer inter
vivos.p. 4.
the former proprieter
to remain responsible
for the duty
and civilly for damage.


---page break---

III. Regulation
Arms

§. 4

Arms not intended
to be paid for may
be given up to be entered
on the Auction
List p. 5.6.

§. 5

Fire-arms and weapons
to be fresh marked
upon the death
of the Owner.p. 7.

§. 6

Arms kept for curiosity
to be paid for
but once, if unserviceable,
and entered
as such. p.8

§. 7

Persons having unlicenced
arms in
their possession to
forfeit the arms,
and from £2 to £5
per arm. p. 9.

If without the owners privity,
arm to be
forfeited only —

§. 8

Unlicensed arms seizable,
and, if to the
number if [10], by
night. p.10, 11


---page break---

III. Regulations
Arms.

§. 9

On trials for felony
having unmarked arms
a circumstance to be
noted to the Jury, and
in case of acquittal
a party may be
bound to his good behaviour,
or dealt with
as a Vagrant. p. 12.
13.

§. 10

Payment of duties
to be annually reviewed
untill some
cause of exemption
shall have taken
place. p.14.15.

1. Transfer

2. Unserviceable

3. Auction loss

4. Loss sworn to

5. Death

§. 11

In case of removal
the last fresh place of residence
to be marked
and entered. p.16, 17.

§. 12

Collectors of Window-
Duties to deliver in
Lists of Rateable
Houses to the Police
Surveyors. p. 18.

§. 13

Arms and Weapons
to be entered where
imported as Merchandize.
p. 19.

§. 14

So where imported as
private property for
private use. p. 21.21.22.

§. 15

Penalty for forgery &c touching
arms. p. 23



Identifier: | JB/157/012/003"JB/" can not be assigned to a declared number type with value 157.

Date_1

1798-10-24

Marginal Summary Numbering

Box

157

Main Headings

police bill

Folio number

012

Info in main headings field

police bill contents

Image

003

Titles

Category

rudiments sheet (brouillon)

Number of Pages

2

Recto/Verso

recto

Page Numbering

Penner

jeremy bentham

Watermarks

Marginals

Paper Producer

Corrections

Paper Produced in Year

Notes public

ID Number

53382

Box Contents

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