Prosecution Rules Require Written Consent for Offences
A notice outlines that prosecutions under the recited Act require written consent from the chief officer of police or from two justices of the peace. The consent magistrate must not hear the prosecution.
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G.C.B
Thames
Emankment
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Havelock
Exchequer
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India
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Outram
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Bayard
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Tennant
R.E
R.S
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Herschel
F.R.S
Mr. Hennessey
Major Montgomerie
Colonel Walker
Dodabetta
Tuer Socra
Science
Leeds
Social Science Association
John Pakington
Bart
W. Vernon Harcourt
Q.C
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Lord Teignmouth
Edwd. Baines
George Goodwin
William Newmarch
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Milliards
France
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Bismark
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C. W. Holmes
America
Adelina Patti
Peter Cartwright
Cartwright
Ann Jordan
J. Russell
Lord Langdale
Rolls
Langdale
George More
Howgate
Mr. More
Christian Union