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and Grounds thereof, be given to the Party against whom the 

 Appeal shall be brought : Provided, that with every such 

 Appeal against the Adjudication or Conviction pronounced by 

 any Sheriff or Justice or Justices a Bond of Caution for the 

 Payment of any Penalty or Costs which may have been awarded 

 against the Appellant by the Adjudication or Conviction 

 appealed from, together with the Costs of the Appeal, shall be 

 lodged with the Sheriff Clerk or Clerk of the Peace, and the 

 Sufficiency of the Cautioner in such Bond shall be judged of and 

 determined by the Sheriff Clerk or Clerk of the Peace, as the Case 

 may be ; and it shall not be competent to appeal from or bring 

 any Adjudication or Conviction pronounced by any Sheriff or 

 Justice or Justices acting under this Act under Beview in any 

 other Way than as herein provided ; and the Decisions of the 

 Circuit Court of Justiciary and of the Justices in Quarter Ses- 

 sions assembled in any of the Matters aforesaid shall be final, 

 and not subject to Beview by Advocation, Suspension, Beduc- 

 tion, or any other Process whatsoever. 



XCVIL If any Party shall feel aggrieved by any Adjudication 

 or Conviction pronounced by any Justice or Justices in Eng- 

 land with respect to Penalty or Forfeiture under the Provisions 

 of this Act, such Party may appeal to the General Quarter 

 Sessions for the County or Place in which the Cause of Appeal 

 shall have arisen, but no such Appeal shall be entertained 

 unless it be made within Four Months next after the making 

 of such Determination or Adjudication, nor unless Ten Days 

 Notice in Writing of such Appeal, stating the Nature and 

 Grounds thereof, be given to the Party against whom the 

 Appeal shall be brought, nor unless the Appellant forthwith 

 after such Notice enter into Becognisances, with Two sufficient 

 Sureties, before a Justice conditioned duly to prosecute such 

 Appeal, and to abide the Order of the Court thereon. 



XCVIII. At the Quarter Sessions in England or Scotland 

 for which such Notice shall be given the Court shall proceed 

 to hear and determine the Appeal in a summary Way, or they 

 may, if they think fit, adjourn it to the following Sessions ; and 

 upon the Hearing of such Appeal the Court may, if they think 

 fit, mitigate any Penalty or Forfeiture, or confirm or quash the 

 Adjudication, and order any Money paid by any Party or 

 levied by Poinding or Distress of his Goods to be returned to 

 him, and they may make such Order concerning the Costs, both 

 of the Adjudication and of the Appeal, as they may think 

 reasonable. 



XCIX. Every Person who upon any Examination on Oath 

 under the Provisions of this Act shall wilfully and corruptly 



