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TARIF'F,-OF fEES
TO BE TAKBN BY
DIST RIOT OFFICE BS
BBTABU8HED BY
- THE JUDGES,
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Ceort d €ttuni*f Bend) ) Micbabliiai Tbiuc, 9th Viotobpa*
of V)qKr tfonoba. ) BtUsurday, 15th N&vmnber, 184ft.
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it u ^rdtnd, under the autWitj of the it&tate paiied in Um
eighth year of her present Majeity's reiffn, intituled, "An Act
to leguUte the Feet of certain District Officers, in |hat part of
s this province called UpDer Canada/' that the fees ik the tablt
annexed to this rule shall be taken and^^reoeived by Bheriffii,
Coroners, Clerks of the Peace/ ConsUKi and Criers^ req^ .
tivelj, in the seireral districta of this^ppvince, for serncei
rendered by them, respectively^ in the administration of justice^
and for otner district purposes, where such services werei not
remunerated by «uy law iu force at the time of passing the said
act* ^J'jfej, ■ ■» ■ /■■'^" '
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lit. That, besides the fees set down in tliit
ta|>li, the several officers will be entitled, as here- f
tofdroi to receive fees for other services ren^f^^^d
Ij ^eiiA|< respectively, which are not mentionSi ]||^
toia table, wherever specific fees for such servio«b,4
are fixed by any statute; the Judges haviiu^ no
authority, under the act referred to in this ruw, to* ,
nuJie any regnWon in such cases.,
dndly. That if it shall be found that a fee ul
•peeificaJly assigned, under any statute, for m
service for which a fee has also been ipiadverteiitjhr
fixid in this table, then, in every such case, it wiu
be the fee mentioned in the statute which is to b^
ohamd for the service, whether it be groator or^
less than that fet down in the table ; andthia rule* ,
M to the chMge for soeh Mrvicefinll have no efibet.
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Srdly. That the assigning a fee, in this table,
for any lenrice rendered, cannot have the effect of
^ entitling the officer to that or any other remune-
ration for such service, where there ii either no
lieceasity for the service being rendered, or where
the right or duty to render it has been legally
transferred to some other offiaer.
4thly. That in regard to public allowancet
which may have been iieretofore paid out- of the*
district funds to any of the officers affected by thin
table, and which are not in the nature of a fee,
such as allowances for office rent, fuel, stationery,
Ac, it is not to bo inferred from their not being
provided for in this table, that the claim to ahy
BUch allowance is denied by the Judges. In thiU
respect the several officers will stand on th# same
footing as before, and the control of the Juiticei
•^ and of the District Council, in regard to such
allowances, will continue as before; the Judges
having no authority under the act either to grant,
or reject, or to regulate such allowances.
It has b*en observed by the Judges, that in sdme district* ■^iii—P
Clerk of the Peace has been allowed a certain fixed salary in
lieu of fees. If such an arrangement could hare been legolW
made before the recent statute under which this table is framed,
it coidd not now be adopted without some alteration by the
legislaturo of the provisions of that statute. In considering the
probable advantages and disadvantages of such a mode of remu-
neration, it seems to the Judges, on the one hand, that it would
iMTve the Justices andlkhe District Council much trouble, as well
as th* officer himself, and it would relieve the latter from the
impntation' of multiplying services unnecessorily, in order to
accumulate fees ; but, on the other hand, it is to be considered
that where the business of a public office consists of a multitude
of snudl duties, some of them very troublesome in their nature,
the best security for thfeir being duly perfonned is to give the
inducement of a distinct remuneration for every distmct act of
service ; and as it seems that, under the present system, some
diffienlly has arisen in consequence of the Clerks ol the Peace
•biming the right to perform certain service* which it is
cendnded rest now with the Clerk of tiie District Council, the
Jad^ apprehend thlfct if a filed salai7 were to be subrtitutad
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nature,
give the
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^h it is
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Councils the performance of somej duties which are not clearly
witliin their proYince. , « « ^" * ' '
J, B. Robinson, C. J.
J. B. Maoaulat, /*
J. JonwM, J. .
A. McLiAM, /«
0. A. Uaoerman, J,
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CUrk o/ths Crown and PUof,
SHERIFF.
Notice of appointment to the Asso-
ciate Justices of Oyer and Terminer,
each '••••
To b* paU Ml mt lb* T« N p«tf ky *•
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Attending jj||Assizes, per diem
Attending SrQuarter Sessions, do.
Summoning each Girand Jury for the
Assises or Quarter Sessions
Summoning each Petit Jury for do. do.
For every Prisoner discharged from
gaol, having been committed by
warrant for trial at the Assizes, or
Quarter Sessions, or Mayor's Court
Bringing up each Prisoner for arraign-
ment, trial, and sentence,'— ill all,
for each prisoner, whether convicted
or acquitted
Drawing Calendar of Prisoners for
triij at the Assizes, including copies
Drawing Calendar of Prisoners for
trial at the Quarter SessioHfl^iikAlii-^
ing copies ■.••I..... •....■.*«'•.•••••••*•>
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JLiwiiiiing the holding the Aitiiei or
Qiaarter B«Mioni, each coart
M^Ht Annual or General Return, re-
qttored bj law or by the goveriinioiit,
reipecting the Gaol or the Priionors
therein ..«
mftrf other return made to the go-
Temmept or to tho ■eMionn, required
bj itatute or by order of the court
Betnming Precept to the Assizes or
J^eMioni
. OoDTeying Prisoners to the Foniten-
tiarr or to another district (exclusive
of disbursements), for each day ne-
eessarilfvemployed
Airest of eachandiTidual upon a war-
rant. (To be\aid out of the dis^ict
fondi, or by the party, as the case
jnaybe.)
flanrinff subpoBna upon each person.
(To DO paid out of^the district funds,
or by tne party, as the case may be.)
TiiToIling in going to execute warrant
or Mrre subpoena, 6d. per mile : and
"^ «ame charge per mile, iOstually
iittfelled, in returning with a pn-
•OBttr. W^rel^the service has not
been effected, the Justices in Sdjh
mao* to be satisfied that due dili-
gence has been used. (To be paid
oat of the district fu^ds, or by the
party* M the case may be.)v
Oonvvyipg JNponen on attitpnent or
oofpoft to anotlMr diftrict.
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•zolatiTe of diibunemonta, whera
no charge allowed by Iftw, for each
j^y neceMarily employed. (To be
paid out of the district ftindi^ or by
the par^ft a* the case may be.)
llaking retara apon attachment or
writ of habeas corpus. (To be paid
! out of the district'fundt, or by the
f party, at the case may be.) ^
Ltrying fines or issues cm recognis-
V ABoes estreated, £6 per £100 on the
«gam levied, ezclusiye of mileage at
6d. per mile. (To be levied accord-
ing to 8 Vio. ch. 38, sec. 2.)
Carrying into execution the sentence
of the court in capital cases. All
inch sums aa shall be unavoidably
disbursed, to be taxed by the Court
or Judge who passed the sentence.
Attending and i^uperintending the ex-
ecution in such caseji. ....... 1 .... . . .
Bmnmoiiing each Constable to attend
the Assiies or Sessions
Every notice to a Magistrate, under
itatute 8 Vic. ch. 14, sec. 6, exclu-
nve of mileage at 6d. per mile
Keepinff a record of Jurors who have
served each Court... .....«•*».•.
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•arily made in guarding Primia,
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t«ntiarj, to any other diitriot or tMf»
wh«re» or for other purposes in the
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dim^iirge df the duties of the office
(when not provided for by law, not
heieinbefore specifically); to be ren-
dered in account inHetail, with pro-
fi per Touchers, to the satisfaction of
the Justices in SessionSj and to be
by them allowed. -
CORONER.
Precept to summon Jury ..,
Impanelling a Jury.... ............ ..•...••
Summons for WitnesseSi; each.........
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Information or examination of each
Witness ............... ....i — »•
Talking e^ery recognizanqe ..........
Kecessant' travel to take an inquest,
per mile.... .'..... '•• •
^^Titkingf inquisition andimaking return
j^Eyery , warrant .,*...♦.....
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reb*p*Uk^«('^
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oAi*eBt;of ea«h indiiddiiial upon a war-
(To be paid out of the "
fonds, or by the party^M thO/Oaae
rant. (To be paid out of the diiitrict
fonds, or
^Mky*be.>
Bennng Bimimons or Bi|b{Memft%^»».;4
Be;piid
WHsngd, Bdi per inile
out of ihe ajstrict ftiiiii^op
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Attending any Justice on trials, under
the summary punishment acts, or on
the examination of Prisoners charged
with any crime, teeach day neces-
sarily employed .tS.,... ......... ......
Mileage in going to sep-e summons or
wwrant,-when the service has not
been effected ; the Justices in Ses-
sions to be satisfied that due dUi-
; gence has been used. (To be paid
out of the district funds, or by the
party, as the .case may be.)
Talung Prisoners to gaol, 4d. per mile,
exclusive of disbursements necessar-
r^ expended in their conveyance.
(To be paid out <^ the district fonds,
or by the party, as the ease may be.)
Summoning Juiy for inquest
Attending inquest, for each day other
than the first
Serviuff notice of appointment of Oon-
ttabfos, when personally served
Levying upon distress warrant ^and
returning the same, where charge
not provided by law
Advertising and selling under distress
warrant,where a charge not provided
"y <vw. ..''... •**>.........•.....•.«.....•..
Travellinff 4o make distress, or to
iOMrali fbr goods to make ditirait
when no gmt are found, 4d* Mp .
wile, wlm ohaigo not othorwiift
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praiser or more, 4d. in the pound
on the value of the goods.
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CLERK OF THE PEACE.
Causing notice to be published of any
special or adjourned Session, when
durected to be done ••• •
Sending notice of any such Session to
the Justices individually, where- it
may be requisite j for each notice . . .
Attending each adjourned or special
Sessions, and making up record
thereof . .............. •
Furnishing annually lists of Constables
to the Sherifif and Coroner; for each
annual list, to each ofi&cer .
. Making up lists, pursuant to the sta-
tute 4 & 6 Vic. ch. 3, sec. 32, of
li persons qualified by law to serve as
Jurors residing witiiin the hmits of
eafih Division C5ourt, snecifying th^
^^ plice of residence and addition of
each person, including the certifi-
cate, and the transmission of the hst
^ to. the Clerk of ^ach Division Court ;
for evtory 100 names " • ••
Making out and delivering to the She-
"^ a^ually, a list of all certificated
^^fiftm^n; ft^^aich list of not more
than 100 na^es. (7 Geo-IV, ch.
8, sec. 1.3 .....y • .....i
For every ^dition^ 100, at the ye
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n.ilriet FuiNilii
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OLEBK OP THE PEACE—
• (continued),
Reading an]r statute in open court,
when required to be done by law ...
Gopieii^of Depositions or Examinations
ramished to Prisoners, or Defend-^
ants, or their Oounsely when proper
» to be furnished, and required by the
party or his Counsel, for each folio
of 100 words. 4 <fe 6 Vic ch. 24,
sec. 12 and sec. 23. (To be paid
out of the district fiinds, or by the
party applying, » according to the/
liature of the case.) ...... ......... .V
Receiving and filing each Presentmetit
of the Urand Jury ..............j^...
Anraigninff eachPrisoner or Defendant
. indicted, and recording plea. (To
be paid out of the district fiinds^ or
by the party indicted, as the case
maybe.). ........ .....i:..l...
Every subpcena ticket, or copy of si^b-
pcena, when, necessary. (To be paid
out of the district funds, or by t^e
• party applying, as the case may b^.^*
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Empannelling and swearing the Ju^
in- eyery case, whether criminal d^
otherwise, where by law a trial bjr
Juiy \^ to be had at the Quarter
Sessions, Bnd where no fe#is fifbd
by statute. (To be paid either oui
of the district funds, or by the party]
as the case may be.|^ . . ........ . , . .;
Swearing each witness for the prosecui
tion, or for the Claimant, Appirilant
or Defendant, upon any tnu by a
Jury, or to go before the Gra^ Jutt.
(f be paid out of the district fttnds»
«•% Ibe party, as the case may be.)
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CLERK OF THE P^AOE—
Filing each Exhibit upon a trial. (To
be paid out of the district funds, or
bj the par^, as the case may be.)
Charnnff the Jury, with the Prisoner
or Iierandant, upon each indictment.
(To be paid out of the district funds,
or Igf^ the party, its thovcase may be.)
Beceiving and recording each verdict
of a Jury, in any case of trial by Jury.
, (To bej>aid out of the district funds,
or by me party, as the casd inay be.)
Becofding each judgment or sentence
of the Court, upon verdict 4>r con-
fession. (To be paid out of the
district fmids, or oy the par^, as
the case may be.) .....................
Making out and delivering to the
Bhenff a calendar of the sentences
lit each Court....;......
Oertifi^ Copy of Sentences sent with
^e Prisoner to the Penitentiary
alter each Session
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.Matdng up Becord of Conviction or
Acquittal, in aay ca^ where it may
1>e necessary, per folio of 100 wof^s.
^o boTMud out of the district funds,
or by the party, as the case niay be.)
DiaoiUtfgjng %ny Prisoner by procla-
nation ...>.^.........^.. ;...... ... ..
Brawing Bill of Costs to be paid, by
the pirtyf and filing the same where
necessary t«l be nuiae ont and ffled;
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GLEBK OP THE PEACE—
(continued),
Beceiving and filing notice of appeal,
and the appeal from any judgment or
conviction by one or more Justices,
where an appeal to the Quarter Ses-
sions is given by law. (To be paid
out of the district Ainds, or by the
party appealing, as the case may be.)
For all services upon the trial of such
appeal case, including the receiving
and recording the verdict, the same
charges as on ordinary criminal trials.
(To be paid out of the district funds,
or by the party, as the case may be.)
Issuing process to enforce the order of
the court in any appeal case. (To
be paid out of toe district funds, or
by the party, as the case may be.)
Mfhl^ng out warrant of distress or
coinmitment, in any case where no
fee irspeciaUy assigned therefor in
any statHte or in this table .........
Drawing out\nd taking each Becog-
nizance to Amioar, either of Prose-
cutor, DefendiuM^ or Witness *.....
Calling partiei on th^ Recognizance
and recording their nonappearance,
for each person called .\...... :.....
Matiiig out lists of forfeited r^ogniz-
anc<M> aiid fines to submit to the
Justices alter each Quarter Sessio&Si
in order to their being estreated ...
Entering aaasf oorder of seiiiOiui to remit
an estreat, and recording an entry
of the same. (To be pidd oat of the
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CLERK OF THE PEACE—
(continued).
Drawing order of the Justices to estreat
and put in process (on the whole list)
• Enteting and extracting uppn a roll,
in duplicate, the fines, issues, amer-
ciaments and forfeited recognizances,
\ recorded in each Session, making
oath to the same and transmitting
it to the Sheriff
Hakinff ont and delivering to the She-
riff Uie writ of fieri facias and capias
thereon
Making out and certifying copy of roll
and return of the Sheriff, and trans-
toitting it to the Beceiver General
Making up hook of orders of Sessions/
declaring the limits of the Division
Courts, and entering the times and
places of holding the Courts
Making out and transmitting a copy
thereof to the government
Making out and transmitting copies
(vdth letter) to the Cleik of each
Division Court, of the Divisions
lAade hy the Quarter Sessions ......
Drawing orders of sessions for altering
^ the limits of Division Cotirts . ........
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Making out and transmitting copies of
such orders to the govemment......
Making odt and transmitting copies of
•ach o^ers to each Division Court
affected hy the alteration
For e acU c}opy of sch e dule of th e Divi*
DMitM PMiida pMty ■fplyit.
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CLERK OF^ THE PEACE—
'fifontinuedj.
Swearing each' party to an affidavit,
where nocharcre ib elsewhere pro-
yided for it. (To be paid out of the
district 'funds, or by the partj for
whom the affidavit is sworn, accord-
ing to the nature of the case.)
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DUnSfl CONNECTCD with ASSSisSMBNT
AND BATES. .
Ma^ng up blank books for the As-
sessors, to enable them to take the
assessment as directed by 1 'Vic. ch.
21, sec.'lfi, including the column for
census of population; where this
service is necessary, and the District
Council has not provided by their
by-laws for its bemg otherwise per-
formed, eiU;h Assessor ...............
Drawing affidavit attesting the tissess-
ment rolls, swearing the same and
filing each roll, where the service is
necessary and the District Council
has not provided by their by-laws
for its bemg otherwise performed...
Extending colunms on the Collector's
rolls, to include a rate or assessment
for any public debt, or authorised to
be imposed for any other purpose,
under any special act of the legisla^
.^ ture^or by any by-law,, where Ae
seirvice is necessary and ^€Hstrict
Council have not provid^ by their
by-laws for its being cMfierwise per-
formed, for each 100 names, for
t eichtate. t(8 Vic.<'ch. 11, sec. 13.)
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0lk«ving up warrant agunst Collector
of mtes, or his surety,^ for levfing
ro b* |wM •*! of lb*
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Iff jr aih'tjruia.
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CLEBK OF THE PEAOB—
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rates or MseBiments omitted to be
levied, where the District Council
hM not provided by their by-laws
for iu being otherwise performed,
such fee to DO indorsed on the writ
and directed to be levied
Making up report of Assessors who
We not returned their lists, and
■ubmitting the same to the JusUces;
where this service is necessary iwid
the District Council have not pro-
vided by their by-laws for its bemg
otherwise performed ••••••
Making up and transmitting to the
Treasurer of the District a state-
ment of the rates and assessments
imposed on the inhabitants of each
township, and of the amount to be
paid to each Assessor, for his per
oentage, according to the rolls, and
alsome amount payable in respect
thereof to other township officers,
where the service is necessary and
the District Councfl have not pffo-
▼ided by their by-laws for its bemg
Otherwise performed
Trtiuwribing in detail, in abook tobe
kept for that purpose, ^^lands m-
turned by the several Asse-sors,
shewing the several parceU of land
as described in the assessment rous,
fbr the Treasurer's office for each
township, where this semce is re-
xmired and the DittnctCouncU have
not pronded by iheir by-Uws for its
b wT»g o<ih « PWise performed
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Jhitwing copy of writ for sde^of lands
^iSii, m » book to b« ki^t for
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CLERK OP THE PEAOJ>—
(eontwmed), -..^
that purpose, entering the Sherilf ■
return on each writ in the (uune
book, and reporting such returns to
the Court ...... ...^i^...... ...,....».,.
DUnBB CONNECTItD WITH SHOP AND
TAVERN LICENSES AND DISTILLlERIES.
BeceiTing and filing application for
tavern licenses, or ale and beer
licenses, orfor the transfer of licenses.
(To be paid by the party.)
Qiying certificate for license and of the
amount to be paid under the order
of the Justicen and certificate of
transfer being allowed. (To be paid
by the party applying.)
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Causing the names of all persons who
sh^nave taken out licenses as inn-
keepers <Mr wholesale store-keepers,
to be published, as required by^sta-
tute 6 Wm. IV. ch. 4, s^.'S ......
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Beceiying and filinff quarterly return
of theliispector m Licenses
I Making out and transmittiiur state-
ment to the Inspector General,
shewing in detai^^e orders of Ses-
sions respectii^|K[uties authq(|^^
'^ to be charged for licenses ............
For each copy furnished of the tavern
.regulations made by ^e Justices in
SessiotiB. (Tobepaidbythej[)arty
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inipeetor of LicwMS of aQ inspeo-
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CLERK OF THE PEACE—
(continued),
tioDB by him mader^pbderistatute
8 Vic. ch. 20, sec. 13; and submit-
ting the same to the justices
Making up annual return or absjtract,
f|t>m the aBsessment rolls, of tlie
number of DistiUeries, and deliver-
ing the same to the Inspector of
Licenses, when the service is neces-
sary and is required to bo performed
by the Clerk of the Peace
MISCELLANEOUS SERVICES.
Making out and delivering lists of
orders on the Treasurer, made at
each Court of Quarter Bessions . . .
Copying orders of Court, and causing
tne same to be published where it
is requisite, for each order^.
Drawing every^special order of the
Court ^ Quarter Sessions necessary
to be communicated to any party,
and entering it on record ............
Making out aggregate return of the
Population of the District for the
>« ,Oovernment, where the duty is ne-
V cessary and its performance is not
"^ oUierwise provided for ,
Making up and transmitting to the
Inspiector General a return or sche-
dule of all convictions which have
taken pla^e before any Justice or
Justices, or t>efore the Court, each
li s ti .....................................
Making out an account, to be laid be-
fore the Grand Jury at the Quarter
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OLERK OF THE PEAOE-^
(eontinutd).
BeMions, of the sum nocoiiHary to be
proYided for tho maihtonance of in-
' Bane persons, where this service is
necessary and its performance has
not been otherwise provided for. (11
Geo. IV. ch. 20.)
Making and transmittins a refum to
the government of Justices and Co-
roners who have taken the oaths,
when required to be done, for each
return
For furnishing the Judffe of the Dis-
trict Oourt with the lists required
by statute 8 Vic. ch. 7, sec. 3, for
eacli township i
For every return or report required by
statute or by the gjovernment, for
which no remuneration has been
provided in this table or' by statute
Entering rules and regulations to be
^ observed! by ferrymen, and table of
fees, as ijequired by Jaw. (37 Geo.
IILch. 10.) ........j
Each copy thereof delivered to a ferry-
man. (To be j^id for by him.)
Fot certificate of proof of any deed or
instrument, where the witnesses are
dead ; given under statute 58 Geo.
III. ch. 8 . (To be paid for by the
party objAining it,)
Taking affidavit and granting certifi-
cate on each U. E. Loyalist's peti-
_ tion, when required to be done. (To
(i be, paid for by the par^ obtaining it.)
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T (conHnusdJ. »
, Rcie«Mng and ftUng each Hit of
. Mailibera of Fiiii Company
For each^Miiifioaie given to a Member
. ,. of a FiwCompany. (To be paid for
by him.).\.**>* ;••
Drawing certificate of appr^gl l>y **>«
Jattioei in S^iwioui of Mreties ten-
< dered by the Biheriff. (To.>be paid
by Sheriff.)... ..\........
For eTery certificate that a Township
Olerfc nai lodged in the Clerk of the
i Peace's Office. (The papers re-
^^^ qoired to be furnished by him.)
: For certificate approving of security
to be given by anv InspecUlP of Fish.
^ . (To be paid by the Inspector.)
iniiterihg oaths to any public*
', ^ben authorised to ao so.
by tho officer.) ,.
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Si filini[^ach oath of qua-
of a iW^ of the Peace
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Administering oath of allegiance and
giving oertmcate, where a charge is
not aasigned for the service. (To be
paid by the party sworn.)
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Adminiitering oaHh to each witness in
' Bopport <^ an application for autho-
ntif to a Ifinister to solenmize maiv
ri a ge. (To be p a id by t h e M in ister
a^^Mying.i ••'•••«••••>.••••«•«••.••••••••
]yjBiiiiiitairing oath of allegiaace to
MdiMiiiifller. (TobepMdbyhJiv.)
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OliERK OF THE PSAOKl-
For recording recogn!iane« entered
into by any HoffiBtor of a Countj.
(To be paia bj tno Register.)
Receiving and filitig nffidavit of Bas-
taniy, under 7 Win. IV. ch. 8. (To
,be paid by the party producing it.)
Drawing and recording appointment of
' Inspector of Woiglitfl and Measures
Drawing, taking and recording, the
oath 6f^ Insptictor of Weights and
Meftsures. (To be paid by the party.)
Receiving and filing each tender for
^ any public workj supply or service
Making out a list of ihe several ten-
ders on each occasion, as they are
opened, specifying the namei, prices
and other particulars, and filing the
Sjune, when required to be done by
i#u8tic€Mi
Drawing 1^nds or agreement for the
delivery of articles, or for doing work
forthegaol, or other district pur-
poses, and attending execution, when
required by Justices ..................
Beaeiving and ffling accounts and de-
mands at the General Quarter Ses-
sions preferred against the district,
in each session, numbering them and
submitting them for audit and mak-
io g out the cheques
Eyery copy of entry of verdict in a
I of alt '
Itering or laying out a road,
and every copy or extract o£ a record
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Cl4PtK: OF THE PEACE—
(continued).
or paper of any kind, required to be
inade by law or by order of the Jub-
tices,. where no charge is allowed
"therefor, including certificate to au-
thenticate the same, where no charge
is fixed by law, for every folio of
100 words
TolMpiMwitorUM
Oialriat Tmmit^
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The same charge for the same service
when rendered at the request of any
individual. (To ^be paid by him,
'where no charge is fixed by law.)...
For filing each list, return, or other
paper, where no charge is specially
provided, except accounts ana claims
against the district, and papers re-
lating to licenses or Inspectors* ac-
counts, and papers connected with
matters tobecharged against private
individuals, and exceptinff also any
papers filed connectea with Savings
Banks. (To be pwd out of the dis-
^ trict funds, or by the party for whom
the service is rendered, according to
the nature of the case.) .... .. .........
All letters to officers of government or
others upon special l)usiness con-
nected with the administration of
justice, or other district purposes,
when written by order of the Jus-
tices, including a copy for the office
CRIER.
Making proclamation for opening or
adjourning the Court of Assize and
Km Prius, Oyer and Temuner and
General Gaol Pelivery and Quarter
Sessioni ..........."«.*
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Making every other proclamation
Calling and Bwearing Grand Jury......
Calling and swearing every Petit Jury
Callinff and swearing every Witness
or Constable ..:,... ..
Attending Assizes and Quarter Ses-
sions, per diem ....
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