184 39 & 40 Vict. Cap. 45, s. 26. 
have been committed, and in all other eases before 
the bailiff and two jurats of the royal court, at 
the suit or instance of B>r 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 : 
(g.) Clause nineteen of this Act, and the term “ Summary 
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 regulated 
according to the ordinary practice of such courts 
respectively, and all penalties shall in default of 
payment be enforced in the same manner as fines 
payable to the Crown in the said island : 
(7i.) The rules prescribed by the law of the said island 
with respect to appeals in civil and criminal cases 
shall be followed as to appeals from any orders, 
judgments, or convictions made in cases of sum 
mary jurisdiction under this Act : 
(i.) The terms “the Companies Acts” and “the Com 
panies Act, 1862,” shall be taken to mean the 
law which from time to time is in force in the 
said island for the formation, regulation, and 
winding up of companies : 
2. As respects the bailiwick of the island of Guernsey : 
(«.) The court of primary instance within the bailiwick 
shall have all such powers and authorities as are 
by this Act conferred either on justices of the 
peace or on judges of county courts in Eng 
land : Provided that a sentence may be appealed 
from if the case admits of an appeal, under the