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TMhnieal and BIbliographie Notaa/NotM taehniquM at biMloyraphiquM 
 
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 original copy avallabia for filming. Faatiiraa of tliia 
 copy which may ba bibllographleaNy unlqua. 
 which may altar any of tha imagaa in tha 
 raproduction. or which may aignificantiy changa 
 tha usrjal mathod of filming, ara chackad ImIow. 
 
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 Couvartura raataurAa at/ou pallicuMa 
 
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 Bound with othar matarial/ 
 RaliA avac d'autraa documaiita 
 
 r~J\ Tight binding may cauaa ahadowa or diatortion 
 
 along intarior margin/ 
 
 La rm liura aarrAa paut cauaar da I ombra ou da la 
 
 diatortion la long da la marga intAriaura 
 
 Blank laavaa addad during raatoration may 
 appaar wHthin tha taxt. Wha'^iavar poaalbia, thaaa 
 hava baan omittad from filming/ 
 II aa paut qua cartainaa pagaa blanchaa ajoutiaa 
 lore d'una raatauration apparaiaaant dana la taxta, 
 maia. loraqua caia 4tait poaaibia, caa iMgaa n'ont 
 paa At* film4aa. 
 
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 da eat axamplaira qui aont paut-ftra uniquaa du 
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 una imaga raproduita. ou qui pauvant axigar una 
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 aont indiquAa ci-daaaoua. 
 
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TIm copy fllmMl iMra has b««n r«produe«d thanks 
 to tho gonorosity of: 
 
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 Archivaa of Canada 
 
 L'axampiaira lllmk f ut raproduit grica A la 
 g4nArosttA da: 
 
 La bibliothAqua das Archivaa 
 publiquas du Canada 
 
 Tha imagac appaaring hara ara tha bast quality 
 posslbia conaMaring tha oondMon and laglblllty 
 of tha original copy and In kaaping with tha 
 filming contract apacif Icatlons. 
 
 Laa imagaa suivantaa ont 4t# raproduitas avac la 
 plua grand soin, compta tanu da la condition at 
 da la nattatA da l'axampiaira film*, at an 
 conformit* avac las conditions du contrat da 
 filmaga. 
 
 Original coplaa in printad paper oovara ara fllmad 
 baglnning with tha front covar and anding on 
 tha last paga with a printad or illuatratad Impras- 
 sion. or tha back covar whan appropriata. Ail 
 othar original coplas ara fllmad baglnning on tha 
 first paga with a printad or illuatratad impraa- 
 sion. and anding on tha laat paga with a printad 
 or iliusttratad Impraaaion. 
 
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 orlglnaux aont filmto an commanqant par la 
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 d'impraaaion ou d'iilustration at an tarminant par 
 la darniAra paga qui comporta una taiia 
 amprainta. 
 
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 shall contain tha symbol -^> (moaning "CON- 
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 whichnvar appiias. 
 
 Un das aymbolas suhrants apparaftra sur la 
 darnl4ra imaga da chaqua microfiche, salon la 
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 symbols V signifia "FIN". 
 
 Map'i, platas. charta, ate, may ba fllmad at 
 diffarant raduction rattos. Tlioae too larga to ba 
 antiraly Inciudad in ona axpoaura ara fllmad 
 baglnning in tha uppar laft hand comar, laft to 
 right and top to bottom, aa many framaa as 
 raquirad. Tlta following diagrams illustrata tha 
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 l.aa cartaa, planchas, tabiaaux, ate, pauvant Atra 
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 Lorsqua la document aat trop grand pour Atra 
 raprodult an un aaui cllcliA, 11 ast fllmA A partir 
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 X'TRACTS FKOM TflE MlLlTJA AcT. . 
 
 &. Every Officer shall, on receiving' liIs <^^»>tti'«i»sioned 
 J Diuccrd to tiiko 
 
 mimission, and every Volunteer ^!hall) on o.itu. 
 
 enrolment in the Muster Koll of his 
 
 )rps, or in eilher case as soon afterwards 
 
 may be, take theonth following: 
 
 I*' I, A. B., do sincerly promise and swear ^^^^ ^^^^ 
 it I will be fiithi'ul and be:ir true alleg- 
 icc to Her Majesty Queen Victoii i, and 
 jat I will faithfully ?erve IJer Majesty in 
 mada, for the defence of the same ap:ainst 
 IJer enemies and oppoHers whatsoever, 
 aftording to the conditions of my pervice," 
 aW the name of the successor of Iler Ma- 
 jeily Queen Victoria, for the tinie bcinir, 
 shill be substituted as occasion may ro(juire, 
 altf[ the oath shall be administered by a p - , 
 Jmtice of the Teace of the County to which to bo taken, 
 lift Corps beloTigs or by an Officer of the 
 [rps who has taken such oath. 
 
 ). All Couipanies or Battalions of Vol- 
 leev!* shall be formed and may be ^is- f'*^^^^|yy<^.^^sj 
 ided by authority of the Commander-in-teera. 
 lef, as may in his opinion best tend to 
 thcr the purposes of this Act and the 
 »lic good. 
 
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 16 
 
 men to remain 
 resf^onsible for 
 uniform and 
 arms ; 
 
 Notwithstand- 
 ing repeal of 
 former Acts. 
 
 Exemption of 
 clothinf?, arms, 
 horses, etc . 
 from seizure. 
 
 Unifortn to be 
 the property of 
 the Crown if 
 burnished or 
 paid for by the 
 province. 
 
 9 2. Nothing herein shall be construed to 
 relieve the Officers or men of the Volunteers, 
 of any liability in respect to the Uniform 
 or Arms or Accoutrements thereof, deliver- 
 ed to the custody, care or possession of any 
 ofthem,— orin any other respect, — under 
 the Acts eighteenth Victoria, chapter seven- 
 ty-seven, and nineteenth and twentieth Vic- 
 toria, chapter forty-four, and the thirty- 
 fifth chapter of the Consolidated Statutes of 
 Canada and the Act twenty-filth Victoria, 
 chapter one,- but notwithstanding the. re- 
 peal of the said Acts or any of them, any 
 proceedings thereto relating may be brought 
 within twelve months after the discovery of 
 any breach of the provisions thereof. 
 
 1'}. The uniform Clothing, Arms and 
 Accoutrements of the officer?, non-com- 
 missioned officers, an i men of Volunteer 
 Corps, and the Horses used by them 
 as such, shall be exempt from seizure 
 in execution and from distress and assess- 
 ment J nor shall any of such horses be dis- 
 posed of by any officer or man without 
 le tve of the Officer commanding the Corps ; 
 and the clothing except that of Officers, 
 whether issued from the Adjutant General's 
 Office or the clothing of any corps or npn- 
 comuiissioned officer or man thereof, who ma) 
 iiave heretofore purchased or by any me^ps 
 acquired the same other than from the Ad- 
 
e 
 
 strtied to 
 >lunteer8) 
 Uniform 
 *, deliver- 
 )n of any 
 , — under 
 :er seven- 
 ieth Vic- 
 thirty- 
 tututes of 
 Victoria, 
 g thf. re- 
 lem, any 
 B brought 
 SCO very of 
 jof. 
 
 .rms and 
 non-com- 
 volunteer 
 by them 
 i seizure 
 tid uHsess* 
 es be dis- 
 i witl^out 
 le Corps ; 
 Officers, 
 General'E 
 s or npn- 
 *,who ma} 
 ny me^ns 
 X the Ad- 
 
 11 
 
 itatit Oenaral's Offiee^ and who have or 
 
 iM heretofore been paid or received any 
 
 im of money in lieu of or as compensation 
 
 )r clothing, shall be deemed to be the pro- 
 
 ;rty of the Crown \ and each non-com- 
 
 ^lisBioned officer or man who fails to keep 
 
 proper order the uniform entrusted to 
 
 fis care, or in his possession, or who may 
 
 rear the same or any part thereof on any 
 
 ther occasion than when on duty or speci- 
 
 lly authorised or permitted so to do by 
 
 |is commanding officer, shall incur a pen- 
 
 Ity of five dollars for each ofifence, to be 
 
 covered as hereinafter mentioned. 
 
 14 The Volunteers shall be drilled and 
 Lercised, in such manner and at such 
 Isbies in each year, and for such periods 
 0d at such places, and either encamped or 
 
 lerwise, and under such rules and regu- 
 [tiont; and subject to such returns or cer- 
 
 icates of perform«,n«e of drill as the Com- 
 
 mder-in-Chief may from time to time or- 
 ^r ; but nothing herein contained shall be 
 [nstraed to prevent any Corps from being 
 
 sembled or ordei ed out at any time by the 
 
 leer commanding it, for parade or drill or 
 
 pget practice or exercise. 
 
 18. The Volunteers shall be liable to be 
 lied out in aid of ordinary Civil Power 
 ease of riot or other emergency requiring 
 sh fservices, and shall, when so employed 
 
 PfBaltarforioi 
 keeping luii- 
 form in proper 
 order. 
 
 now Volun- 
 teers shall be 
 drilled and 
 exercised. 
 
 Volunteers may 
 be called out in 
 aid of the civil 
 power and 
 riiall in euek 
 esuses be paid 
 
id 
 
 aiid lodired by 
 the Munioi' 
 pality. 
 
 Volunteers 
 exempt from 
 serving as 
 Jurors or 
 Constables on 
 certificate. 
 
 And from tolls 
 in certain oases. 
 
 receive from the Municipality in which 
 their services arc required, the following 
 rates of pay, that is to s.iy : Officers, such 
 p:iy as is the daily pay in Her IVlnjesty's 
 Service of officers of correspondir'^ rank, 
 with an additional sun» to each mounted 
 Officer of two dollars per day, and non- 
 commissioned Officers and Privates the sum 
 of one dollar each per day, with an addi 
 tional sum of one dollar per day for each 
 horse actually and necessarily used or 
 employed on such occasion, and shall 
 be also provided with ]>roper lodging: hy 
 such Municipality ;— And the said sums, 
 and the value (»f such lodging, if not fur- 
 nished by the Municipality, may be recov- 
 ered from it by the Officer Commanding 
 the Corps, in his own nime, and when re- 
 ceived or recovered shall be paid over to 
 the Officers and men entitled thereto. 
 
 20. The Officers, non-commissioned Offi 
 cers and nien of Corps of Volunteers, shall, 
 while they continue such, be exempt from 
 serving as Jurors and Constables ; — And .1 
 certifi'5ate under the h:\nd of the Officer 
 commanding any such Corps shall be suffi- 
 cient evidence of the service in his Corps 
 of any officer, non-commissioned officer or 
 man for the then current year, and of his ex- 
 emption as aforesaid ; And officers, non-com- 
 miasioncd officers aud men of the Yolunteen 
 
Itt 
 
 >sing in proper staff, or regimental unifonH) 
 Iress or undress, and their hoisos, (but not 
 [when passing in any hired or private vehicle, 
 lunleHs when on duty or proceeding to or 
 mom tlio same) sliull be exempt from the 
 mayment of any duty or toll on passing any '^> 
 
 iturnpike or toll-gate, or any road, wharf or 
 I lauding place, or bridge in this Province. 
 
 23« The term of engagement of a Vol- Term of en- 
 niiteer shall after the passing of this Act|5*JSft°,\ 
 not be lee", than five years, but any Volun- 
 teer may, except when called out for actual 
 service quit his Corps or Battalion on com- 
 plying with th« following condititions name- 
 
 (I.) Giving to the Commanding Officer Swch' a VofJn- 
 
 of his i.'orps or Battalion tix months' {e«r m»y tear* 
 
 .. . ^ . . i. !• • X ^- L hi8 Corps, 
 notice in writing oi his intention to 
 
 quit the Corps or Battalion. 
 
 (2.) Delivering up in good order, fair 
 wear and tear only excepted, all 
 uniform Clothing, Arms, Accoutre- 
 ments and appointments, being the 
 property of the Crown or of his 
 Corps, issued to him. 
 
 (3.) Paying all money due or becoming 
 due by him under the Rules of his 
 ( 'Orps or Battalion, either before or 
 at the time or by reason of his (juit- 
 
 ':( 
 
16 
 
 $triUiuj?offRt)U 
 for disobedience 
 of orders. 
 nc(?toct or 
 miaconduct. 
 
 Cniform. etc.. 
 to b« given up. 
 
 Moneys due to 
 corps to be paid 
 
 Penalty, etc. 
 
 ■ .( 
 
 iiig it) for any subsoriptlon or fine 
 or CD an J other account ; 
 
 and thereupon he shjill be struck out of the 
 Muster Roll of the Corps by the Command 
 ing Officer. ' 
 
 23 !• A'he Uoiiimrtiidnig Officer of a Vol- 
 unteer Corp.s may discliarge from the Corp:*| 
 any Volunteer and strike hira out of tlu' 
 Muster lloll either for disobedience of orders I 
 by him while doing any Military duty witii 
 his Corps, or for neglect of duty or mipcoii 
 duct by him as a member of the Corps, or 
 fi)r other sufficient cau.se, the existence and 
 sufficiency of such cau.scs respectively to bo 
 judged of by the Commanding Officer; tlic! 
 V'olunteer so discharged shall nevertheless i 
 be liable to deliver up in good order, fnir| 
 wear and tear only excepted, all arms, 
 clothing and appointments being property 
 of the (Jrown, or of his Corps, issued to hiir. 
 and to pay all money due or becoming duo 
 by him, under the Rules of his Corps, 
 either before or at the time or by reason oil 
 his discharge, for any subscription or fine, or! 
 on any other account ; and shall in addition , 
 thereto be liable to any penalty imposed b) 
 law for his offence, but nothing herein shnll| 
 prevent the Commander-in-Chief from sig- 
 nifying his pleasure in such manner an<i| 
 giving such dirfiitions with respect to an)| 
 
 I 
 
fiucli c««e of diBcliRrge as to the Command- 
 |er-in-Chief may appear just and proper. 
 
 2. Tf any such Officer as aforesaid or Anreit of offtn- 
 any Volunteer while under arms or on certain time, 
 inarch or dii*y with the Corps or Battalion 
 I to which he beloncrs or any portion thereof, 
 or while enq:ap;ed in any military exercise 
 or drill with feuch corps or Battalion or 
 any portion thereof, or while wcnrinff the 
 cloth insr or accoutrements of such Corps 
 or Battalion, and troinp to and returnin<? 
 from any place of exercise or assembly 
 of such Corps or Battalion, disobevs any 
 lawful order of any officer under whose 
 command he then is, or is puilty of 
 misconduct, Ihe officer then in command of 
 the Corps or Battalion, or any superior 
 officer under whose command the Corps or 
 Battalion then is, may order the offender, if 
 sn officer, into arrest, and if not an Officer. 
 JTito the custody of any Volunteer or Vol- 
 unteers belonsrinsr to the Corps or Battah'on, 
 hut so that the offijnder be not kept in such 
 arrest or custody longer than during the 
 time of the Corps or "Regiment or such 
 portion thereof as aforesaid, then remaining 
 under arms or on march or duty or assem- 
 hled,or continuing ensraged in any such 
 Military Exercise or drill as aforesaid. 
 
 24. Any Corps of Volunteers may make, VoUmtceri may 
 
ss 
 
 'I 
 
 
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 Sulijtet to 
 approval and 
 thtn binding. 
 
 ifrte to artt- agree upon aud enter { ito, lach artielen, 
 ' ' ruled and regulations for the discipline and 
 
 good management of the same as they mu^ 
 think proper, to be sanctioned by the Officer 
 Commanding such Corps and to be by him 
 transmitted for the approval of the Com- 
 mander in Chief; and any such articles, 
 rules und regulations, in so fur as they arc 
 not inconsistant with thin Act, shall, when 
 so approved, but not before, be enforced and 
 the penalties which may be thereby im- 
 posed shall, whenever they arc incurred be 
 recoverable in the manner mertioned in 
 any of the sections of Aii Act rtapccthig the 
 Militia incorporated with this Act, by th(^ 
 Officer designated for that purpose in such 
 rules and regulations, to such uses as may 
 be therein directed. 
 
 Tn9p«otionof 25. The several Corps of Volunteers 
 Voluntow and the clothing, arms, accoutrements and 
 arnif, olothing armouries, snail be subject to inspection, 
 oSitM.''"'^*' from time to time, by such Officer of Her 
 Majesty's Service as may be appointed for 
 that duty, by the Officer Commanding Her 
 Majesty's Forces in this Province, with tho 
 sanction of the Commander-in-Chief; and 
 shall aUo be subject to inspection, from time 
 to time, by such Officer or Officers (not 
 being under the rank of Field Offi'^er) of 
 Volunteers as shall be temporarly appoint- 
 ed by the Commander in Chief for that 
 
 Ac 
 
M 
 
 nx\A wlio sliall reiwrt fully to the SSj^JJ {Jiff* 
 
 purpose, rnin wnn snau reDon luiiy w ^n«i;;;rtonthtir 
 Oommnrxlcr in Chief on the Rtnte nnd rffi-itaU. 
 cienev of <[«ftch TorpB. nnd of itR clothinsr, 
 nrms nod nocoatromcntB. n"d of the nrmoiir- 
 in.«. and who shnll he roinihurped hv the 
 Province his or their netnnl travollin^ ex- 
 penses, nnd paid for sneh service* at n rnte 
 not exceedins; four dollars por diom whilst. *^* 
 80 enffajred. 
 
 44, Tf anv person desi^rnedlv makes ppni?hniont 
 away with, soils, pawns,wrono'fnlly destroys, ^^^g{!^\\y^^ 
 wronjiPiiMy damatroQ. or neirl'crentlv loses. do«troying, 
 any property or thincr issued to him or ?J5®|*|/gfJ!*JJJf,goj. 
 in his possession as a Vohmteer — orsionMsuoh. 
 wronirfnlly refuses or wronufullv neirlects 
 to deliver np. on demand, anv property 
 or thini? issued to him or in his posses- 
 sinn as a Volnoteer. — the valno thereof 
 shall he recoverahle from Inm. with costs, 
 a« a ponaltv nt^dor this Act is recoverahle : 
 nnd he shall ;ilso for evorv ^-neh offence of 
 .lo«i«>neillv mals'in^r avVMV with.sellincr.pawn- 
 in'?. «>r wronirfnlly dostrovincr as aforesaid, -. w.- 
 h(» liihle. on the proseention of the Oom- 
 mandinjj Officer of the Torps or "Battalion, 
 to a penalty not exeoedin^ twenty dollars, 
 nor less than five dollars with or without 
 inipriso'^'ment Tor any term not exceedincj 
 six months. 
 
 45. Tfanv person knowingly huys or personsTuying 
 takes in cxcliango from any volunteer or ^^^'^^ clothing, 
 
u 
 
 i>i' 
 
 •to^ df Volua- any person a«tlnff on bis beliatf, — or solioi ts 
 
 teen, or en- ^ \. i * a ii i 
 
 tioingor as- or entioes any volunteer to sell,— or know- 
 
 •eluife'snme!^ ^"8^7 assists or acts for any volunteer in 
 etc. seliing. — or has in his possession or keep- 
 
 ings without satisfactorily ;(Ccounting for, 
 — any arms, clothing, or appointments bein^ 
 the property of the Crown or property of 
 any Volunteer Corps or Battalion, or any 
 public stores or ammunition issued for the 
 use of any such Corps or Battalion he shall, 
 on the first commission by him of any such 
 offence, be liable to a penalty not exceeding 
 fifty dollars, and shall, on a second and every 
 other subsequent commission by him of any 
 such offenee, and on being convicted there- 
 of in the like course of proceeding as that 
 in which any such penalty is recoverable, 
 be liable to a penalty not exceeding fifty 
 dollars nor less than twenty-five dollars, 
 with or without imprisonment for any term 
 not exceeding six months, with or without 
 hard labor. 
 
 46i If any person wilfully commits any 
 damage to any butt or tarsjet belonging to 
 or lawfully used by any Volunteer Corp?, 
 or Battalion, or without the leave of t\\e 
 Commanding officer of the Corps or T^at- 
 talioB, searches for bullets in, or otherwise 
 disturbs the soil forming such butt or tar- 
 get, he shall for every such offence be liable 
 on the prosecution of the Commanding 
 
 Punishnrent for 
 damaging tar- 
 gets or butts, 
 •to. 
 
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 Oifieer) to a penalty not ozoeeding twenty 
 dollars, with or without iihprisonuieiit for 
 any term not exceeding six months, 
 
 81. Any person refusing or nej^lecting ^•f»"ai to 
 
 .. •. 1* •i.i lutiico rolls. *ttc* 
 
 to transmit, as herem prescribed, any 
 Militia roll or return, or copy thereof, re- 
 quired by this Act or by any lawful author- 
 ity, or wilfully making any false siatement 
 in any such roll, return, or copy, shall 
 thereby incur a penalty of one hundred 
 dollars for each offence. 
 
 84. Any officer, non-commissioned officer ^^ lectinj? to 
 or man, who neglects or refuses to attend atten<i muster, 
 any muster or inspection or parade at the theren^^eto^^"* 
 place and hour appointed therefor, or who 
 
 refuses or neglects to obey any lawful order 
 at or concerning the same, shall thereby in- 
 cur a penalty not exceeding five dollars for 
 each offence. . 
 
 85. Any person who interrupts or hinders ati^^at drUlf*' 
 any of the Militia at muster or inspection 
 
 or parade, or trespasses on the bounds set 
 out by the proper officer lor the same, shall 
 thereby incur a penalty not exceeding ten 
 dollars for each offence, and may be taken 
 into custody and detained by any person 
 by the order of the Commanding Officer, 
 until such muster or inspection or parade 
 be oyer for the day. 
 
so 
 
 Dtsobeylns or- 
 ders, cte. 
 
 m 
 W 
 
 ml 
 
 Notkeeinng 
 arms. etc. in 
 proper order. 
 
 Selling with - 
 out leave any 
 hor«e drilled 
 and approved 
 for any Troop, 
 etc. 
 
 Unlawfully 
 disposins? of 
 arms, etc. 
 
 80» Any officer.non-oommissioncd oiBoer 
 or man, of the MiUtia,(Jisobeyin<r nny Inwrul 
 order of his superior officer, or euilty of any 
 insolent or disorderly behaviour towards 
 such ofticer, shall thereby incur a penalty 
 not excoeling ten dollars for each offence. 
 
 87. Any officer non commissioned officer 
 or man. of the Militia, who fiils to keep 
 any arms or accoutrements delivered or en- 
 trusted to him in proper order, or who ap- 
 pears at muster oi inspection or parade, or 
 on any other occasion, with his arms or 
 accoutromcnts out of proper order or un- 
 serviccMble, or deficient in any respect, shall 
 incur a penalty not exceeding; five dollars 
 for each such offence. 
 
 88 Anv officer, non commissioned officer 
 or man, oP the Militia, who. without the 
 consent of his Commnndini; Officer, sells or 
 ' isposes of any horse which hns been drill- 
 ed for the purposes of the IMilitia, or which 
 he has undertaken to furnish for such pur- 
 poses, and wliich has been approved by the 
 Commandiu'j; Officer, shall therehv incur a 
 prmalty not exceedinj^f thirty dollars for 
 each offence 
 
 89. Any person who unlawfully disposes 
 of or removes any clothinir, arms, accoutre- 
 ments or other articles belcnijing to the 
 Crown, or who refuses to deliver up the 
 
27 
 
 ofBoer 
 nwful 
 f anv 
 wards 
 enalty 
 nee. 
 
 officer 
 keep 
 oren- 
 o ap- 
 ie, or 
 ns or 
 un- 
 shall 
 olJara 
 
 >fficer 
 t the 
 ills or 
 drill- 
 rhich 
 piir- 
 y the 
 ;ur a 
 I for 
 
 X)8es 
 
 afre- 
 
 the 
 
 the 
 
 same when lawfully required, or has the 
 same in his possession, except for lawful 
 cause, (the proof of which shall lie upon 
 him) shall thereby incur a penalty of ten ^^^ ^^^ prevent 
 dollars for each offence; — But this shall indictment* 
 not prevent such offender from beino; indict- 
 ed and punished for any greater offence if 
 the facts amount to such, instead of being 
 subjected to the penalty aforesaid ; — And 
 
 any person charged with any act subjecting j^JJc J ^bolft 
 him to the penalty imposed by this section to leave the 
 may be arrested by order of the Magistrate 
 before whom thd complaint is made, 
 upon affidavit shewing that tliere is reason 
 to believe that such person is about to leave 
 the Province, carrying any such clothing, 
 arms, accoutrements or articles with him. 
 
 94. Any person who, while the Militia is 
 not culled out for actual service, wilfully con- 
 travenes any enactment of this Act or any 
 regulation or order lawfully made or given 
 under it, when no other penalty is imposed 
 for such contravention, shall thereby incur 
 a penalty not exceeding ton dollars for each 
 offence, but this shall not prevent his being 
 indicted and punished for any greater 
 offence if the facts amount to sucli ; and in 
 such cases courts martial shall not be held. 
 
 96, All penalties incurred under this Act 
 shall be recoverable, with costs^ on the evi- 
 
 Contravening 
 this Act where 
 no other i>e- 
 nnlty is pro- 
 vided. 
 
 No Crnrts 
 martial in such 
 cases. 
 
 Pcnnlt'eB 
 under this act 
 how recover- 
 able. 
 
88 
 
 I 
 
 I 
 
 Witnesses. 
 
 Imprisonment 
 in case of non- 
 payment. 
 
 denoe of one credible ^itnew, on oomplaint 
 or information before one Justice of the 
 Peace if the amount do not exceed ten 
 dollars and before two Justices of the Peace 
 if the amount exceeds * that sum ; — And 
 any officer, noncommissioned officer or pri- 
 vate of the Militia shall be a competent 
 witness in any such case. 
 
 96. And in case of non-payment of the 
 penaltv immediately after conviction, it 
 shall be lawful for the convicting Justice 
 or Justices to commit the person so con- 
 victed and makinji; default in payment of 
 such penalty and costs to the common Gaol 
 of the judicial district, territorial division 
 or locality in and for which the said Justice 
 or Justices is or are then actinj];, or to some 
 house of correction or lock-up house situate 
 *' — therein, for a period of not lesp than ten 
 
 days when the penalty does not exceeed 
 twenty dollars, and for a period of not less 
 than twenty days nor more than thirty days 
 when it exceeds the last mentioned sum. 
 
 On whose .-om- 97, No pro^ecniion ajrainst an Officer 
 
 plaint penalties x» ^ . .' ■-,.,... „ '^ ix j 
 
 may be sued Tor. 01 rrovincial 3Iilitia for any penalty under 
 this Act shall be broujrht except on the 
 '■'■''"' complaint of the Adjutant or Deputy Ad- 
 judant General ; — And no such prosecution 
 against any non-commissioned officer or pri- 
 vate of the Militia, shall be brought except 
 
3d 
 
 on the complaiat of the Commanding Officer 
 or Adjutant of the Corps to which such 
 non-commissioned officer or private belongs ; 
 — But the Adjutant or Deputy Adjutant EvWetict ol 
 General may authorize any officer of Militia ^^^"^^ ** 
 to make such complaint in his name, and the 
 authority of any such officer allegeing him 
 self to have been so authorized to make 
 any complaint, shall not be controverted 
 or called in question except by the Ad- 
 jutant or Deputy Adjutant General 
 
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 98. No such prosecution shall be com- j^j^nj^n^jon ^f 
 menced alter the expiration of six months time for such 
 from the commission of the offence charged, p^""®^" ***"*• 
 unless it be, for unlawfully buying, soiling, 
 or having in possession clothing, arms or 
 accoutrements delivered to the Militia ; and 
 no prosecution ag-ainst any person named 
 in the seventy-ninth section of this Act or 
 against any Municipal Officer for any pen- 
 alty under this Act, shall be brought except 
 upon an order to that effect by or from the 
 Minister of Militia. 
 
 99* The penalty when recovered shall Apilication of 
 forthwith be transmitted to the Adjutant penalties. 
 General who shall account for and pay it 
 over to the Receiver General as part of the 
 Consolidated Revenue Fund, 
 
80 
 
 l!tSOELLANEOUS PROVISION! 
 
 Orders and 100* ^t sI^aH not bc necessary that any 
 
 not Srin writ- order or notice under this Act be in writing 
 ing if given in unless it is herein required, that it shall be 
 so, provided it be coninmnicated to the 
 person who is to obey or be bound by it in 
 person, either directly by the officer or 
 person making or giving it, or by some other 
 by his order. 
 
 General Orders 
 how notified. 
 
 ETidence. 
 
 Regimental or 
 Battalion Or- 
 ders, how no- 
 tified. 
 
 101. All General Orders of Militia, or 
 other Militia Orders issued through oi by 
 the Adjutant Grcne«*al, shall be held to be 
 sufficiently notified to all persons whom 
 they may concern, by their insertion in the 
 Canada Gazette^ — And a copy of the said 
 Gazette purporting to contain them shall be 
 prima facie evidence for such orders. 
 
 102» All Orders made by the Officer 
 Commanding a Corps shell be held to be 
 sufficiently notified to all persons whom it 
 may concern, by their insertion in some 
 newspaper published in the locality, or, if 
 there be none, than by posting a copy 
 thereof on the door of the church or of some 
 court house, mill, or other most public 
 place in the Regimental Division. 
 
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