(A d.) Solemn Declaration. -Complainant. Defendant.Petty Sessions District of I, A.B., do solemnly and sincerely declare, that (1) and I make this solemn declaration conscientiously believing the same to be true, and by virtue of the provisions of an Act passed in the sixth year of the reign of His late Majesty King William the Fourth, chapter sixty-two, for the abolition of unnecessary oaths. Complainant. Petty Sessions District of Whereas a complaint has been made to me that (2) This is to command you to appear as a () the hearing of said complaint at day of shall be there. on the on o'clock, before such Justices as at (B b.) Warrant to arrest. Complainant. Petty Sessions District of- Whereas a complaint has been made on oath an I in writing that (1). and (2) This is to command you to whom this warrant is addressed to arrest the said (3) of and to bring him before me or some other Justice of the county to answer to the said complaint. (1) Cause of complaint, with time and place. (*) If the case be so, add-→ For defendant, Whereas the said C.D. has neglected to appear in obedience to a summons. For witness, Whereas oath has been made that X.Y can give material evidence, but will not attend voluntarily; or, is purposely keeping out of the way of personal service of a summons. If after indictment- It has been certified to me that (state as in certificate of clerk of crown or peace). Person against whom warrant is issued. (*) Address. "The sub-inspector of constabulary," or name of person who is to execute the warrant. FORM (C.)- RECOGNIZANCE (to appear, &c.) Whereas (1) The undersigned principal party to this recognizance hereby binds himself to perform the following obligation, viz., to (2) And the said principal party, together with the undersigned sureties hereby severally acknowledge themselves bound to forfeit to the Crown the sums following, viz.:-The said principal party the sum of and the said sureties the sum of each, in case the said principal party fails to perform the above obligation. (1) In binding a party, &c., state cause of complaint, with time and place: In binding petty sessions clerk or pound keeper, state fact of his appointment. (2) Obligation. To attend (the court of assizes, or quarter sessions, or petty sessions), at o'clock, and there :- on the day of at To prefer (or prosecute, or give evidence upon) a bill of indictment against the said C.D. for the said offence; or To surrender himself to the keeper of the gaol at F., and plead to any indictment found against him for said offence, and take his trial for the same; or To prosecute (or answer) to said complaint; or To prosecute his appeal against the order made on the day of upon the said complaint, and not depart the court without leave; or To keep the peace (and be of good behaviour) towards all Her Majesty's subjects, and particularly towards A.B. for the space of ; or To perform faithfully and diligently the several duties required of him as petty sessions clerk under the provisions of The Petty Sessions Act, Ireland, 1851;" or To perform faithfully and diligently the several duties required of him as pound keeper under the provisions of "The Summary Jurisdiction Act, Ireland, 1851." FORFEITURE. I certify that the said M.N. has not performed the above obligation. -Justice (or Clerk of Peace, &c.) Signed of each of the said sureties O.P. and Q.R. Justice of said County. Signed "NOTE.-No erasure to be on any account made; and every interlineation or other change to be initialled by the Justice who affixes his signature to the order. The greatest care to be taken that the cases be kept distinct from each other." The form (D.) Order Book given in the schedule to the statute is not used. The above is the form approved by the Lord Lieutenant and Privy Council, The imprisonment may be named and directed in the same warrant that directs a distress to be made, in the event of there being no goods to In case of second or subsequent offences, and the penalty imposed exceeds that for a first offence, enter on the Order Book that it is for a second 1 offence. State so likewise in the warrant, appeals, &c. (Humphrey's Justice of the Peace, Appendix). |