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Grenada,

132.

35 & 36 V.

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is drunk while in charge, or having control of any

carriage, horse, cattle, or steam engine; or

is drunk while in possession of any loaded fire-arms ; and any person who is drunk on the premises of any other person to the annoyance or disturbance of that person, or any inmate of such premises;

is guilty of a simple offence, and is liable to a fine of one pound;

And if within the last preceding twelve months he has been convicted of an offence under this section [or of being drunk and disorderly under any other law] he is liable to imprisonment with hard labour for three months and a fine of five pounds.

139.—Permitting Drunkenness &c., in Place of public Resort,

Any owner or occupier, and every person in the employment of any owner or occupier, of any house, shop, room, "or" other

c. 94, H. 13, place of public resort, wherein provisions, liquors, or refresh- ments of any kind are sold or consumed, whether they are kept or retailed therein, or procured elsewhere, who knowingly permits drunkenness, gambling, or any other disorderly condúst therein, or knowingly permits known prostitutes or convicted felons to meet together or remain there, is guilty of a simply offence.

Grenada,

133.

Jamaica, 265, Grenada,

135.

Grenada, 151-2.

12 & 13 V.

c. 92, s. 2.

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Grenada,

149.

Any person who is guilty of an offence under this section after having been twice convicted of such an offence within the last precerling two years, is guilty of a misdemeanor. Į

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140.--Unlawfully carrying Arms.

Any persons, to the number of two or more, who together in any public place, without lawful canse, openly carry any devily or dangerous arms or instruments, in a manner likely to cause terror to any of the public, are severally guilty of a simple offence.

141.-Causing public Terror.

Any person, who, in any public place, or being unlawfully in any place not public, wantonly does any act with intent to cause terror to any person, shall, if a personal injury is thereby directly or indirectly caused to any person, or if his act is likely to cause such personal injury by terror, be guilty of a simple offence.

142-Cruelty to Animals.

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Any person who cruelly tortures, beats, ill-treats, or over- drives any animal is guilty of a simple offence; and conviction of a second offence under this section is guilty of a misdemeanour.

143.--Gaming in Public.

Any person who in any public places bets or plays at any 5 Geo. 4, c. game of chance, or offers so to bet or play, is guilty of a simple

83, u. 4.

offence, and is liable on a first conviction to a fine of one pound,

36 & 37 V.

c. 38, s. 3.

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