are jointly and severally held and firmly bound to (the landlord) in the sum of

of lawful money of this Island to be paid to the said (the landlord) or his certain attorney, executors, administrators, or assigns, for which payment, to be well and truly made, we bind ourselves and each and every of us in the whole sum, and each and every of our heirs, executors, and administrators, firmly by these presents sealed with our seals.

Whereas the above-named (the landlord) hath taken out a warrant against the abovenamed (the tenant) before

esquire, Police Magistrate for the parish of

to recover possession of (state the premises) under an Act of this Island entitled, "The Landlord and Tenant Act 1891." And whereas execution of the said warrant hath been delayed at the instance of the said (the tenant.)

Now the condition of this obligation is such that if the above bounden (the tenant) do sue the above-named (the landlord) with effect and without delay in an action of trespass, and pay all the costs of the proceedings in such action in case judgment shall pass for the defendant or the plaintiff shall discontinue, or not prosecute his action or become nonsuit therein, then this obligation shall be void and of none effect or else to be and remain in full force and virtue. Sealed and delivered &c.

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SCHEDULE II.

Date of Act.

Title of Act.

An Act to amend the law relating to contracts
of service, and to the recovery of the
possession of tenements held as incident Sections four to
to service....
nine inclusive.

An Act to amend the Act of the 23rd day of
December 1853 entitled, "An Act for the
more effectual securing the payment of
rents and preventing frauds by tenants.". The whole Act.
An Act to protect the goods of lodgers against
distresses for rent due to the superior
landlord.

An Act to amend the law relating to forfei-
tures and rights of re-entry under cove-
nants, conditions or powers reserved in
leases.

The whole Act.

The whole Act.

CAP. XVIII.

(Assented to 28th March, 1891.)

BARBADOS.

An Act to consolidate and amend the Acts of this Island relating to Jurors.

BE it enacted by the Governor, Council,

and Assembly of this Island, and by the authority of the same as follows;

Short title.

1. This Act may be cited as "The Jurors Act, 1891."

Qualification.

2. (1) Every person possessing the qualification which would entitle him to be elect- quired for grand Qualification reed as a member to serve in the General As- and special jurors. sembly of this Island, not subject to any legal incapacity and not exempt from such service as hereinafter mentioned, shall be liable to serve as a grand and special juror and his name shall be placed on the grand and special jurors' list for this Island

and the Provost-Marshal or his lawful deputy, shall, within ten days after the delivery of

Provost Marshal

the jurors' book for the current year, take to prepare special from such book the names of all per- jury lists as herein

sons who shall be so qualified, and shall prescribed.
cause the names of all such persons to be
fairly and truly copied out in alphabetical
order, together with their respective places
of abode and additions, in a separate list to
be subjoined to the jurors' book, which list
shall be called The Grand special jurors'
list," and shall prefix to every name in such
list its proper number, beginning the num
bers from the first name, and proceeding

Qualification.

Clerks, tradesmen &c.

Person qualified

then in a regular arithmetical series, down to the last name, and shall cause the said several numbers to be written on distinct pieces of parchment or card, being all as nearly as may be of an equal size; and after all the said numbers shall have been so written shall put the same together in a sep. arate drawer or box, and shall there safely keep the same to be used for the purpose hereinafter mentioned.

(2.) All male subjects of her Majesty, her heirs and successors, who may have the qualification hereinafter set forth shall be liable to serve on all juries except on grand or special juries as by law appointed, that is to say:

Persons being principal clerks, or trades. men, and managers of estates receiving or being entitled to receive annual salaries at the rate of thirty pounds with board and lodging, or at the rate of fifty pounds with out board and lodging.

other

(3.) Every person who is qualified to be to be a Member of registered as a voter in the election of memAssembly or voter. bers to serve in the Assembly shall be quali fied and liable to serve as a juror according to his qualification in all cases where by any Act juries now are or shall hereafter be requird to be summoned and empannelled to serve in any of the courts or for any purpose whatsoever; provided always that notwitstanding the deed or deeds under which any person otherwise entitled to be registered as a voter shall not have been proved or recorded, he shall nevertheless be qualified and liable to serve as a juror on all juries as aforesaid, if he shall have been in the possession or receipt of the rents and

Proviso.