Section IV. It shall be lawful, for the Executive Government, by sucli Commission, to direct that any Court held

IV. It shall be lawful, for the Executive Government, by sucli Commission, to direct that any Court held under the Coinmisvest certain powers in C2overnn1ent sion shall have power, without the attendance or futwa the Court. of a Law Officer, or the assistance of Assessors, to pass upon every person convicted bef3re the Court of any of the aforesaid crimes any sentence warranted by law for such crime ; and that the judgment of such Court shall ., final and conclusive ; and that the said Court shall not be subordinate to the Sudder Court. 37. If `a.` 'Commission be issued under the authority of this Act, any Magistrate within the District which is described in the Xagistrate inay `corn-` ,,,it persons fir trial Commission may commit persons charged with any befare a Court held unof the aforesaid crimes within such District for trial der this Act. before a Court to be held under this Act. , . . ? , , ,[VIII. ][After ] . . . . the . . . , day named in the proclamation, whoever shall car% * peui1tY for unlawful or have in his possession, any `a&` or other such instrupossession of arms, kc. ment as aforeaai liable, on conviction before a Ma Rupees, or to imprisonment `for` s p azms or other such instrument as aforesaid shall be confiscated. EX, It shall be llawful for a Magistrate, by warrant, to cause searalm. to be made in any house or ether place in which there %Iagisti*ate empower- ed t,o seasch houses,&c., may be seasonable grounds for suspecting that any arms and to seize arms. or other such instrument as aforesaid, kept contrary to the proclamation, may 'be found ; a,nd any such arms or instrument may be seized and confiscated.