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or place where such, person or persons was or were convicted ; 

 but the person and persons so appealing shall, and he, she 

 and they are hereby directed to give reasonable notice to the 

 prosecutor or prosecutors of such person or persons as shall 

 so appeal, of such his, her or their intention of bringing and 

 prosecuting such ajjpeal, and shall enter into a recognizance 

 before some justice of the peace for the county, riding, divi- 

 sion, city or place wherein the conviction or judgment was 

 made or given, with two sufficient sureties, on condition to 

 try such aj)peal at the next quarter sessions which shall be 

 held in and for the county, riding, division, city or place 

 wherein such conviction or judgment was made or given, 

 next and immediately after the bringing such appeal ; and 

 every such appeal and appeals shall, by the court at the said 

 next general quarter sessions, to which such appeal and ap- 

 peals is or are made, be then examined, and the matter then 

 finally heard and determined, and not afterwards; and in 

 case such judgment, determination or conviction as aforesaid 

 shall be then and there affirmed, the party a2:)pealiug shall 

 pay unto the prosecutor or prosecutors his, her or tlioir treble 

 costs ; and such prosecutor and prosecutors shall have such 

 remedy for the same as any defendant or defendants hath or 

 have for costs of suit in any other cases by law. 



6. Provided always, ancl be it further enacted by the au- Convictions, 

 thority aforesaid. That no such conviction made, or judgment 



given as aforesaid, by this act, shall be set aside by the said 

 court of quarter sessions for want of form, in case the facts 

 alleged in the said conviction shall be proved to the satisfac- 

 tion of the said court ; nor shall such conviction or judgment 

 be removed or removable by certiorari, or any other writ or 

 process whatsoever, into any of his majesty's courts of record 

 at Westminster, until such order or other proceedings shall 

 have been first removed to, and judgment and determination 

 given and made thereupon, by such court of quarter sessions 

 as aforesaid. 



7. Provided also, and be it further enacted by the authority Record re- 

 aforesaid, That no writ of certiorari or other process shall movable 

 issue or be issuable to remove the record of any such convic- '"poii.ioo^- 

 tion from the said court of quarter sessions, or to remove any ^^°"" ^^ 

 order or other proceedings taken or made by the said court of 

 cjuarter sessions upon, touching or concerning such conviction, 



into any of his majesty's courts of record at "Westminster, 

 until the party or parties against whom such conviction shall 

 be made, before the allowance of such writ of certiorari or 

 other process, shall find two sufficient sureties to become 

 bound to the prosecutor' in the sum of One hundred pounds, 

 with condition to prosecute the same with effect within six 

 calendar months, and to pay unto the prosecutor or prosecu- 

 tors his, her or their irehle costs and charges, in case such 

 order or couvictioii shall be affirmed. 



