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Chapter XXIII: Section 1: , that any person who shall obstruct any officer authorised by

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the Act 8 & 9 Vict., c. 109, to enter a gaming house, or who, by any bolt, bar, or chain, or other contrivance shall secure any external door or internal door of, or means of access to any house, room or place, so authorised to be entered, or shall by any other contrivance obstruct the entry authorised as aforesaid to, of any constable or officer, shall be liable to a penalty of £100, or in the discretion of the Court to be imprisoned with or without hard labour for six months.

Section 3 imposes a penalty of £50 or three months’ imprisonment, on any person found in gaming houses by officers entering as aforesaid, and refusing to give his name and address, or giving a false name and address.

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The law relating to betting, time-bargains and gamingChapter XXIII: Section 1: , that any person who shall obstruct any officer authorised by

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