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(a.) Tlie term “ county court ” means tire court for the 
recovery of petty debts, in all cases in which the 
claim or demand shall not exceed the sum of ten 
pounds sterling, and in all other cases it means 
the inferior number of the royal court of the said 
island, composed of the bailiff and two jurats of 
the said court : 
(b.) The term “court of summary jurisdiction” has in 
civil cases the same meaning as the term county 
court : 
(c.) All misdemeanors under this Act shall be prosecuted, 
tried, and punished in the form and manner pre 
scribed by the law and custom of the said island 
with respect to crimes and offences (crimes et 
dUits): 
0d.) All other offences and all penalties under this Act 
shall be prosecuted and recovered summarily before 
the magistrate of the court for the repression of 
minor offences, in all cases of his competency, at 
the suit or instance of the bailiff of the parish in 
which the offence or other unlawful act shall have 
been committed, and in all other cases before the 
bailiff and two jurats of the royal court, at the 
suit or instance of Her Majesty’s Procurator 
General for the said island : 
(e.) All penalties recovered under this Act shall be paid 
to the officers who by the law and practice of the 
said island are entitled to receive fines levied by 
order of the said courts respectively, and shall by 
such officers be accounted for and paid to Her 
Majesty’s Receiver-General in the said island on 
behalf of the Crown : 
(/.) The powers conferred under this Act on two justices 
shall be exercised by the inferior number of the 
royal court of the said island : 
(?•) Clause thirty-three of this Act, and the term “ Sum 
mary Jurisdiction Acts,” shall not apply to the 
said island, but all proceedings under this Act, 
in any of the courts of the said island, shall be