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(c.) All penalties may be enforced in default of payment
by imprisonment for a term to be specified in the
order or conviction, but not exceeding three
months :
(d.) All penalties recovered shall be paid to the sheriff
clerk, and by him accounted for and paid to the
Queen’s and lord treasurer’s remembrancer on
behalf of the crown :
(e.) The sheriffs and their substitutes shall have all jurisdiction,
power, and authority necessary for giving
effect to these provisions.
(5.) Description of offences—In any information or complaint
under this Act it shall be sufficient to describe the
offence in the words of this Act, and no exception, exemption,
proviso, excuse, or qualification accompanying the
description of the offence in this Act need be specified or
negatived,
(6.) Appeals in England or Ireland. —In England or Ireland
any party may appeal from any order or conviction
made by a court of summary jurisdiction on determining
any complaint or information under this Act as follows :
(a.) The appeal shall be made to some court of general or
quarter sessions for the county or place in which
the cause of appeal has arisen, holden not less
than fifteen days and not more than four months
after the decision appealed from :
(b.) The appellant shall within seven days after the cause
of appeal has arisen give notice to the other party
and to the court of summary jurisdiction of his
intention to appeal, and of the ground thereof :
(c.) The appellant shall immediately after such notice
enter into a recognizance before a justice of the
peace in the sum of ten pounds, with two sufficient
sureties in the sum of ten pounds, conditioned
personally to try such appeal, and to abide the
judgment of the court thereon, and to pay costs if
awarded:
