2.  Persons  who  unlawfiilly  return  to  any  place  whence  they  common  va-
have  been  legally  removed  as  paupers,  and  idle  and  wandering  fj;^aeem^a°such"
persons  having  no  visible  means  of  subsistence,  and  persons  going  how  punished.  '
about  to  beg  alms,  shall  severally  be  deemed  common  vagrants,  and

may  be  brought  up  and  summarily  convicted  by  a  justice  of  the
peace,  and  thereupon  imprisoned  for  not  more  than  one  month.
CHAPTER   105.
OF     PUBLIC     EXHIBITIONS.
Section

1.  Licenses  for  public  exhibitions,  bow  ob-

tained.
2.  Mode  of  proceeding  where  clerk  of  license

absent  or  living  beyond  a  certain  distance.
3.  Fees  on  granting  license.
Section

4.  Fine  for  exhibitions  without  license,  and

how  recovered.
5.  Clerk  of  the  peace's  duty  in  relation  to  fines

collected.
6.  City  of  Halifax  excepted  from  this  chapteh


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Chap.  106.    Sect.  1.
[PAKT  I.
Licenses  for  pub-
lic exhibitions,
how  obtained.
Mode  of  proceed-
ing where  clerk
of  license  absent
or  living  beyond
a  certain  dis-^
tance.
Fees  on  granting
license.
Fine  for  exhibi-
tions without
license,  and  how
recovered.
Clerk  of  the
peace's  duty  in
relation  to  fines
collected.
City  of  Halifax
excepted  from
this  chapter.
1.  The  clerk  of  the  licenses,  with  the  consent  of  two  justices
of  the  peace,  shall  grant  a  license  to  any  person  applying,  for  hold-
ing any  show,  play,  or  public  exhibition,  upon  such  person  paying
the  sum  of  twenty-five  shillings  for  every  day  for  which  the  license
is  granted,  to  be  therein  expressed,  which  license  shall  not  be  ope-
rative out  of  the  county  where  granted.
