Lunatics (Scotland.)

SCHEDULE (Н.)

DISTRICTS or DIVISIONS of SCOTLAND.

1. The Edinburgh District to comprise the Counties of

Edinburgh.

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FORM Of ASSIGNATION in SECURITY to be granted for MONIES
BORROWED On the SECURITY of ASSESSMENTS.

Assignation in Security No. [insert Number].

Members of the District Board under the Act [specify this Act], in pursuance of the Powers of the said Act, do hereby, in consideration of the Sum of [specify Sum advanced], assign to [name and design Creditor], and his, Heirs, Executors, and Assignees, [or as the Case may be], all the District Assessments to be raised and paid within the said District under the said Act, in Security of the Repayment of the said Sum of and of the Interest thereof Centum per Annum from until Payment, which

after the Rate of

the

Day of

Pounds per

Sum is to be repayable, with the Interest at the Rate foresaid, as follows: [state the Terms of Repayment according to the Arrangement]. And we consent to Registration. In witness whereof [insert Testing Clause in common Form].

Lunatics (Scotland).

No. 2.

FORM OF TRANSFER of ASSIGNATION in SECURITY.

I [Name and Designation], transfer to [Name and Designation], and his Heirs, Executors, and Assignees, an Assignation in Security, numbered [insert the Number of the Assignation], and dated [insert Date], granted by the District Board of the

District to [Name and Designation], for [insert the Sum], and the Interest thereof from the And

Day of

I consent to Registration. In witness whereof [insert Testing Clause in common Form].

LONDON:

Printed by GEORGE EDWARD EYRE and WILLIAM SPOTTISWOODE, Printers to the Queen's most Excellent Majesty. 1857.

An Act to render more effectual the Police in
Counties and Burghs in Scotland.

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[25th August 1857.]

HEREAS an Act was passed in the Eleventh Year of King George the First (Chapter Twenty-six), "for more effec- 11 G.1.c.26. "tual disarming the Highlands in that Part of Great "Britain called Scotland, and for the better securing the Peace and "Quiet of that Part of the Kingdom," whereby the Freeholders of every Shire, County, or District in Scotland were authorized to assess the several Shires or Stewartries for raising a sufficient Fund to defray the Charges of apprehending, subsisting, and prosecuting Criminals and another Act was passed in the Session of Parliament holden in the Second and Third Years of King William the Fourth (Chapter 2 & 3 W. 4. Sixty-five), "to amend the Representation of the People in Scotland," c. 65. whereby the Collection and Application of the said Fund commonly called "Rogue Money" was transferred from the Freeholders to the Commissioners of Supply; and another Act was passed in the Session of Parliament holden in the Second and Third Years of Her Majesty 2 & 3 Vict. (Chapter Sixty-five), "to amend the Mode of assessing the Rogue "Money in Scotland, and to extend the Purposes of such Assess"ment," whereby the Commissioners of Supply of any County were authorized to levy with and as Part of the Rogue Money an addi8 F tional