10 ENGLISH BOOKS RELATING TO «WATER BAILIFF»
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water bailiff in the following bibliographical selection. Books relating to
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1
The Charters and Letters Patent, Granted by the Kings and ...
the exercise of the office of water-bailiff of the same town, or from whatever cause
shall be removed from that oflice,_that from that time the said now mayor and
commonalty of the said town ofMWnM Bristol and their successors for ever shall
be ...
Bristol (England)., Samuel Seyer, 1812
2
Reports from Commissioners
By section 30, a conservator or water bailiff may search all boats, nets, baskets,
and other instruments used in fishing in salmon rivers, but there is nothing in that
section which compels the fisherman to stop his boat or come to shore, so as to ...
Great Britain. Parliament. House of Commons, 1871
3
The laws of Jamaica: comprehending all the acts in force, ...
Water-bailiff to appoint places for throwing out same, and persons throwing them
in other places to forfeit 100/. 3 115 Water-bailiff permitting them to do so, or
neglecting to appoint places, to forfeit 100/. 4 116 Any person wilfully sinking any
...
Jamaica, Francis Hanson, William Wood (of Jamaica.), 1824
^-ne person in charge of any boat (not being a row boat belonging to a smack □
or skiff), fishing within the limits of the fishery, shall, when required by any
Swansea, water bailiff, produce the license of such boat, or else desist from
fishing till ...
Great Britain. Parliament. House of Commons, 1871
5
The Laws of Jamaica: 1760-1792
of the master or commanding officer of every such vessel respectively that shall
arrive in the laid harbour of Annotto-Bay, that he the said water- bailiff, or some
person for him, hath actually attended and performed his duty in mooring- such ...
6
Abridgement of the laws of Jamaica passed between the years ...
II. vi. x In order to keep this harbour in repair and good order, commanders of
vessels arriving here are to pay the following duties to the water-bailiff; Those
trading to the north of the tropic of Cancer, for every three-mast vessel, 151.; for
every ...
7
Report of the commissioners appointed to inquire into the ...
... exceed 20s. per annum. The total number of beacons (as shown by the chart)
is nine. III. No superior authority. IV. This authority appoints a water-bailiff, who is
recently deceased, and the office is consequently at the present moment vacant.
Great Britain. Royal Commission on Lights, Buoys, and Beacons, 1861
Plans may be seen at the Public Works Department Head Office, Nairobi, and at
the office of the Water Bailiff, Public Works Department, Nakuru. Objections
stating specific grounds therefor should be filed in duplicate with the Water Board
, P.O. ...
9
Great Yarmouth corporation. A report of the investigation ...
Water Bailiff- — I never was out of office. Commissioner — Well, when several
gentlemen belonging to the Corporation supposed you were out of office, did you
make such a state ment? Water Bailiff— No. Commissioner — Did you say at that
...
Henry Barrett (of Yarmouth.), 1834
10
Thirty letters on the trade of Bristol: the causes of its ...
The charter, after reciting this fact, goes on to declare that from the death or
removal of Hoskins, the " Mayor and Commonalty of the said town of Bristol and
their successors, for ever, shall be Water-Bailiff's of the said town of Bristol, and
shall ...
6 NEWS ITEMS WHICH INCLUDE THE TERM «WATER BAILIFF»
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water bailiff is used in the context of the following news items.
New patrol boat to honour King's Lynn water bailiff
Water bailiff Sebastian Terelinck and his assistant John Allen drowned after their row boat capsized in the Lynn Channel in December 1913 while they were ... «Lynn News, Jul 15»
Grantham Journal caricature: Water bailiff and RAYNET volunteer …
Jim Wheeldon might be retired after 20 years as a lorry driver, but he keeps busy both as a bailiff for the Grantham Angling Association and as a volunteer with ... «Grantham Journal, Dec 14»
'Biggest porbeagle shark ever' caught off coast of Wales - by seasick …
Within a few hours the 70-year-old hauled in a 300lb monster - believed to be the biggest porbeagle shark ever caught in Welsh waters. Retired water bailiff ... «Mirror.co.uk, Jun 14»
Patrol boat honour for West Norfolk water bailiffs
Water bailiff Sebastian Terelinck and his assistant John Allen drowned after their row boat capsized in the Lynn Channel in December 1913 while they were ... «Lynn News, Sep 13»
Fight to tackle city salmon poaching
CONCERN: Water bailiff Paul Reid said that with the dramatic rise in the numbers of salmon and trout, more needs to be done to police Scotland's waterways. «Herald Scotland, Mar 13»
Meet the modern day water bailiff
Picture in your mind's eye a water bailiff of old – a grumpy watchdog, policing the river-bank keeping a beady eye on any transgressions from the angling ... «Craven Herald, Mar 13»
