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 Firft Meeting of theTiuftiea* Bonds for not ■filing for any Penalty, de- clared void. Forfeitures how I9z{, C. 50 — 52. .Anno vicefimo fecundo Georgii II. A. D. 1749. ■XVII. And be it further enafted by the Authority aforefaid, That the firft Meeting of the faid Truftees fliall be on the fccond Monday July, at the Houfe known by the Name of the King's Arms in the Nevj Palace Yard, in the City o'i IVeJltmnfter; and they fhall have Power to adjourn their fucceeding Meetings, from time to time, and to fuch Places, as they fniill think fit. XVIII. And be it further enaiSled by the Authority aforefaid. That all Bonds or other Securities what- foever, to be en'.ered into, or given, for not fuing or recovering any Penalty or Forfeiture incurred or to be incurred by virtue of this Adt, fhall be, and they arehereby declared to be abfolutely null and void j any Law, Statute, Cuftom orUfage to the contrary notwithflranding. XIX. And be it further enacSted by the Authority aforefaid, That all Penalties and Forfeitures incurred to be recovered or inflicted by virtue of this Ad, if not otherwife by this A<51 direSed to be recovered, {hall and may be and applied. profecuted and recovered by Adion of Debt, Bill, Plaint or Information, in any of his Majerty's Courts of 7-^ecorAz.tIVeflminfter; wherein no Eflbin, Protection, Privilege, Wager of Law, or more than one Im- parlance fhall be allowed; and fuch Forfeitures fhall go and be applied (if not otherwife directed by this Act) one Moiety thereof to the Perfon or Perfons who fhall inform, fue for_, or recover the fame; and the other Moiety to the Poor of the Parifli where the Caufe of Action ftiail arife. XX. Provided always, and be it further enafled by the Authority aforefaid, That if any Action or Suit ihall be commenced againfl: any Perfon or Perfons, for any thing done in purfuance of this Act, every fuch Aiflion or Suit fliall be brought within fix Moiths next after the Fact committed, and not afterwards; and fhall be laid or brought in the County or Place where fuch Offence fhall be committed, and not elfewhere • and the Defendant or Defendants, in every fuch A<£tion or Suit fo to be brought, fhall and may plead the General Ifllie, Not Guilty, and give this A6t, and the Special Matter in Evidence, at any Trial to be'had thereupon; and that the fame was done in purfuance and by the Authority of this Ait; and if it fhnll ap- pear fo to have been done, or that fuch Adtion or Suit fliall be brought after the Time limited for brin'^inff the fame as aforefaid, that then the Jury fliall find for the Defendant or Defendants; and upon fuch Ver- ,di<5t, or if the Plaintiff or Plaintiffs Ihall become nonfuited, or difcontinue his A£tion, after the Defendant £>r Defendants fliall have appeared, or if, upon Dem.urrer, Judgment fhall be given againfl: the Plaintiff or Plaintiffs, the Defendant or Defendants fliall and may recover treble Cofis, and have "fuch Remedy for the fame, as any Defendant or Defendants hath or have in any Cafe by Law. ' XXI. And whereas by an Aft of the firft Year of the Reign of his late Majefty King George the ' Firft, intituled, Jn ASi for the better preventing FreJIj Fijh taken by Foreigners being importecfinto this Kin<T- ' (k7n; and for the Prefervation of the Fry of Fiji}; and for the giving Leave to import Lobflers and Turbets ^in ' Foreign Bottojns; and for the better Prefervation of Salmon zvithin Jeveral Rivers in that Part cf this Kin'^dom ' c«&^ England; it is enacted, That no Bret, Turbet, Bril or Pearl, Codlin, Whiting, Mullet, Bafs ' Place, Soles or Flounders, which fhall not be of the feveral Lengths or Sizes therein de'fcribed, ihall be ' fold, offered or expofed Sale, or exchanged for any other Goods, in that Part of Great Britain called En(r- ' land: And whereas feveral of the faid Fifh are taken with a Hook, and though thrown ao-ain into the , ' Sea, cannot be preferved alive;' Be it enafted by the Authority aforefaid. That "Fifh under fuch Dimen- jf taken with a fions, as are prohibited by the faid recited Claufe, may be expofed to Sale, or exchanged for any other Hook, may be Goods, provided fuch Fifli are taken with a Hook, and fo not fit or capable of being preferved alie • any ' thing contained in the faid recited Act to the contrary notwithftanding. 2. 24'Sfi6. z6 Geo, z. c. ' 39. 30 G«. 2. f. 2i S" 30, 33 Ci'c. 2, f. 27. Limitation of Aftions. Central IlTue. Treble Cofle. I Geo. I. c. I See 29 Geo, 2. <• 39' Fiili uni^er Size, i'old. Cyurerr.ir^g Fijhiry jee farther 23 Gi C A P. L. An Aft for the better repairing the Highways, andcleanfihg the Streets, within the Parifh of Saint Leonard ShoYcditch in the County of Middlefcx; and for better enlightening the open Places, Streets, Lanes, Paf- fages and Courts there; and regulating the Nightly Watch and Bedels, within the faid Parifli. p R. CAP. LI. An Aft for enlarging the Term and Powers granted by an Aft paffed in the twentieth Year of the Reit^n of his prefent Majefly, for repairing the High Road leading from the Town of Stockton upon Tees to Darling- ten,, and from thence through JVinJhn to Barnard Caftle in the fame County, and for the effeftual amend- ing of the fame. P R. The Aft 20 Geo. z. c. 25. continued for 15 Years. CAP. LII. An A61 for vefting the feveral Eftates of James late Earl of Ber'usen'.'water and Charles Rad- clijfe, deceafed, comprized in feveral Settlements therein mentioned, in Triiftees, for an ab- folute Eftate of Inheritance, for the Benefit of the Koyal Hofpital at Greenwich; and for raifing certain Sums of Money out of Part of the faid Eftates-, for the Relief of the Chil- dren of the faid Charles RadcUffe. 5^ This loai futlipcti in the ScJIioni /IBi, a! (t private Aei, HERE AS by Indentures of Leafe and Releafe, the Leafe bearing Date the Day next before the Day of the Date of the Releafe > 1 t^ 1 .- > •• ^ . • . . ^ ■■ fourth Day of Ildarch, Anno Do; ' Right Honourable F;w?ai late Ea ^^ ^^„„^ ' clijfe,, Efquire, by the Name of j&i/itwrc/ Lord Vifcount i2fli/t/;V?I' and Langlcv, eldeff Son and Heir Ap- Radcliffci ires or i^eaie and Keieaie, the i^eaie Dearmg Uate the Day next before the he Releafe, and the Releafe being Quadripartite, bearing Date the twenty- Domini one thoufand fix hundred and ninety-one, and nude between the Earl o? Derzventwaier of the firft Part; the Right Honourable Edward Rad^
 * parent of the faid Earl, of the fecond Part; the Honoursbk Francis Radclijfe^ Thomas Raddiffc, UllUan