Author: Thomas Walter Williams

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Published: 2012-02-06

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ISBN-13: 9781235735363

This historic book may have numerous typos and missing text. Purchasers can download a free scanned copy of the original book (without typos) from the publisher. Not indexed. Not illustrated. 1794. Excerpt: ... whereby the officer may be hindered from taking a just account of such stock, or shall forcibly obstruct or by any contrivance prevent or impede such officer, he stiall forfeit 100/. 26 Giro. 3. c. 77. s. 8. The officers ih: ill be permitted to take an account of the officers to uV quantities of rags, cordage, and other materials for making aotount of mapaper, in the custody of any maker. 21 Geo. 3. e. 24.. /. 15. t=rial!i. And if any maker shall fraudulently conceal any paper, Mafccrs . &C. chargeable by this act, or any materials for making cealing paper, the fame, he shall forfeit 50/; and all paper, &c, whether perfect or imperfect, and all materials and utensils for making the fame, found concealed, or in any private workhouse, &c. for which no entry shall be made, or notice given, shall be forfeited, and may be seized by any officer. /." 26. And every maker of paper, whose workhouse is situate Manner of in any city or market town, shall, twenty-four hours, and elwrgingduti. elsewhere forty-eight hours, before he intends to remove any paper, &c. give to the officer a notice in writing of the. time of the day when he intends to have the fame charged with the duty, s. 20. But if the maker do not at or within one hour after the hour mentioned in his notice, produce to the officer all the paper, &c. then to be charged, such notice shall be void, and he sliall give a fresh one before he remove such goods. / ao. And the officer shall.ittend agreeable to the notice; and the maker then or within one hour after sliall produce to the officer all the paper, &c. then intended to be charged; which (hall be brought inclosed and tied up with strong thread or string, in several coarse wrappers, containin...