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way ot‘salarv or commission, as the Council of the Citv shall from time to time allow. Section Twenty— sei'en of the said Act is hereby repealed.

V. In case of any emergency, it shall be lawful for the Mayorfor the Presiding Councillor in the absence ofthe Mayor, to call a Meeting of the City Council, at such time as he may direct, without giving three days notice as prescribed in the Thirty- second Section ofthe said Act.

VI. The Act passed in the Twenty-tburth year of Her present Majesty’s Reign, intituled “ An Act to amend the Act to Incorporate the Town ofCharlotte- town,” is hereby repealed; and it is enacted, that in all future assessments on Real Estate in the said City there shall not be levied or assessed, in any one year, any greater or larger sum upon the tenant or occupant of Real Estate than may be raised by a rate not to exceed one shilling in the Pound of the rental or yearly value of such Real Estate. Pro- vided always, that so much of the Thirty-sixth Section of the Act of Eighteenth Victoria, chapter Thirty- four, intituled “ An Act to Incorporate the Town of Charlottetown,” as authorized the levying of any rates or assessments to be assessed and levied on Real or Personal Property within the said City; also the Act of Twenty-fifth Victoria, chapter Fifteen, intituled “An Act to amend the Act to Incorporate the Town of Charlottetown,” be and the same are hereby repealed.

VII. Mendicant children may be bound as ap- prentices to persons resident in any part of this Island, anything in the Fifty-fourth Section of the Act to Incorporate the Town of Charlottetown not- withstanding: Provided always, that in every case where a Mendicant child shall be so bound out as an apprentice, the religious persuasion ofthe person to whom the apprentice shall be so bound, shall, when- ever practicable, be the same as that ofthe appren- tice.

VIII. The Parcel of Land formerly known as the Military Barrack Ground, shall be and be held to be part of Ward Number One, and the owners and occupiers of the Building Lots, sold under and by virtue of the Law of the Island for that purpose en» acted, shall be entitled to vote for Mayor and Coun- cillors, and shall be liable to be assessed therein in the same way and manner as owners and occupiers of Real Estate in the same ward.

‘ 1X. In case of riot, tumult or disturbance, or illegal acts of any kind, accompanied with force or

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violence, or a just amirchunsion thereof, in the City ofCharlottetown. the Mayor, or Presiding (founcd- lor, may, by writing under his hand, appoint any

Anumber of Special Constables, who shall be dulv

sworn to the faithful discharge of their duties, tl) assist in preserving peace and order, and such Special Constables shall be under the direction of the Mayor or the Presiding Councillor.

X. The appointment of such Special Constables shall continue in force for a period of seven days, unless sooner revoked by the Mayor or Presiding Councillor.

XI. Any Special Constable, appointed as afore-- said, who, having been duly notified, shall neglect or refuse to be sworn into otlice, shall be liable to a penalty not exceeding Five pounds.

XII. Any Person who shall by force resist any Constable or Special Constable in the execution of his duty, shall be liable to a penalty not exceeding. Ten pounds, to be recovered on conviction, in the Police Court; and on non-payment, the ofl'eridershall be imprisoned for a period not exceeding sixty days.

XIII. The Harbor of Charlottetown, when frozen over, shall be considered as a street of the City of Charlottetown, and the City Council may make such provisions by By-law as will prevent nuisances being placed or left thereon, and may also provide for the safety of persons travelling upon the said Harbor while so frozen over.

XIV. The Mayor’s Court for the recovery of Small Debts shall, in the next month after the pub- lication hereof, be held on the first Wednesday, instead ofthe first Friday, in each month.

XV. In all cases of non-payment of rates and assessments, duly imposed by By-law of the City Council of the City of Charlottetown, upon the owners of Real Estate in possession of the same, or where the lands being leased, the owners are not in the actual possession thereof, the same shall and may be, if under Ten pounds, recovered at the suit ofthe City Collector in the Mayor’s or Police Court; and if above Ten pounds, by action at the suit ofthe said Collector in the Supreme Court; and in every case of non-payment, where the owner is absent from the Island, by action as aforesaid in the Supreme Court, and attachment under the provisions of the Act made and passed in the Twentieth year of the Reign of His late Majesty King George the Third, intituled “An Act to enable Creditors to receive their just debts out of the edicts of their absent or

absconding debtors.”

JULY TERM, A. I)., 1866. List of CONVICTIONS returned to the Supreme Court by the Justices of the Peace tar King's County.

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Uri-'EXDERS’ NAMES. f Barons \vnou Convie'rrzn.

l l ‘r‘ P. Norton ‘ Michael Roach and l Thomas Kirle John McLeod Duncan Campbell

l W. D. Aitken and 9 others, l Mohn Smith and Ezra Wickwire, l {\V. B. Aitl;en and 3 others, l lI-era Wickwirc and I". 1’. Norton, I). Frazer and E. Thornton,

John McCarron l

Thomas McCarron ' Do. do.

John McCarron Do. do. 1 Helen McCarron Do. do. l

Orrnxtrs. Iiixiz. Illi}L‘.llli:-‘. , T .t; “d i l" "mm— WV Retailing Liquors, i It) 0 0 £5 paid Treasury. l Assault, 1 5 O 5 Paid Treasury. Trespass, H ‘2. (i : do Assault, 1 0 T (i ' do Trespass, ‘ Nonsuit. Do. do Assault, , Case dismissed. Do. i 1 do

w. SANDERSON, Deputy Prothonotary, King's County.