water bailiff

Water bailiffs cannot enforce protection orders made under Section 48 of the Act.

Water Bailiffs, whom check fishing permits and enforce some wildlife law also have such a privilege.

He was also made a water bailiff and watched boat traffic on Port Jackson from a special tower.

It's here that he was caught fishing out of season by National Rivers Authority water bailiffs.

Scornful, the water bailiff points out the irony in that it was not science that helped his "discovery", but a little girl.

Scottish water bailiffs have similar powers.

Some water bailiffs have been issued with stab vests, batons and handcuffs as a workplace safety measure.

Water bailiffs were employed to protect the interests of the town and a tradition of "possessioning" took place.

In 1808 he became a Water Bailiff or Judge of the Admiralty Court.

A water bailiff is a law enforcement officer responsible for the policing of bodies of water, such as a river, lake or coast.

Water bailiffs may also:

Any water bailiff:

In Scotland, the office of water bailiff does exist, with power to enforce legislation relating to the illegal collection of salmon and trout.

'You're only a poxy water bailiff.

At the seashore, the water bailiff had hurled a spear into the water, to symbolise the city's rights over the Dublin coastline.

The Water Bailiff was a historical officer in the Isle of Man responsible for enforcing fishing law.

Water bailiffs also exist in England and Wales to police bodies of water and prevent illegal fishing.

The St Quintin family provided employment for several men not directly concerned with farming, land agent, gamekeepers, water bailiff and woodmen.

After his return to Ireland MacBride secured a minor post as water bailiff for Dublin corporation.

His public appointments and offices included dock master from 1717, water bailiff from 1724, town councillor from 1719, and mayor in 1739-40.

Isabel falls into the water and almost drowns and Dempsey is saved by the furious Water Bailiff.

The water bailiff follows him on the train, imploring him not to reveal the truth of Loch Ness.

Salmon and Freshwater Fisheries Act 1975 Part 5 (Powers of water bailiffs etc.)

The nocturnal pursuit of the sea trout is, a water bailiff, David Pilkington, assured me, a peculiarly British sport.

When Doyle had contrived to get himself appointed as water bailiff, there had been little doubt in anybody's mind what the true nature of the arrangement would be.