...(and any inhabitant of such parish, nevertheless may be a witness,) for want of sufficient distress, to be committed to the house of correction, to be...hard labour for any time not exceeding three months, unless the forfeiture be sooner paid. Provided that the justice uiay mitigate the said penalty, so...

...pounds into the hands of the officer ; and on his refusing or neglecting, the justice shall commit him to the house of correction, to be kept to hard labour for tzso months, from the day of conviction ; and he shall not be discharged until he have paid the twenty...

...distress, &c. ; and for want of sufficient distress the said justice shall commit the person so convicted to the house of correction, to be kept to hard labour for G months. The law of Ireland does not contain any provisions in respect to this species of malicious...

...(and any inhabitant of such parish, nevertheless may be a witness,) for want of sufficient distress, to be committed to the house of correction, to be...hard labour for any time not exceeding three months, unless the forfeiture be sooner paid. Provided, that the justice may mitigate the said penalty, so...

...inhabitant of such parish may nevertheless may be a witness); and for want of sufficient distress, to be committed to the house of correction, to be...hard labour, for any time not exceeding three months, unless the forfeiture be sooner paid, provided the justice may mitigate the said penalty, so as not...

...(and any inhabitant of such parish may nevertheless be a witness) and for want of sufficient distress, to be committed to the house of correction, to be...hard labour, for any time not exceeding three months, unless the forfeiture be sooner paid, provided the justice may mitigate the said penalty, so as to...

...:) for want of sufficient distress, the offender to he committed to the house of correction, there to be kept to hard labour for any time not exceeding three months, unless the forfeiture be sooner paid. Provided that such justice may mitigate the said penalty, so...

...that where the time and manner of punishment are not expressly limited by statute, the offender may be committed to the house of correction, to be kept to hard labour till the next quarter sessions, or until discharged by due course of law ; and any two justices (of...

...certificate, fhall be deemed idle and diforderly pe'rfons, and a juftice may commit them to the houfe of correction, to be kept to hard labour for any time not exceeding one month. ' If a party is illegally committed, his remedies are, ift, By appeal to the quarter feffions,...

...forfeit Reeling false or short yarn. 13 G.-2. «. 8. four times the value of the damages, together with such costs as the justice shall judge reasonable ;...to be committed to the house of correction, to be there kept to hard labour for any time not exceeding three months, nor less than one month, and also...