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Beef or veal with skin sticking thereto shall be forfeited.
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XXXII. And be it enacted by the authority aforesaid, That if any beef or veal which shall be exposed to sale, or which shall be killed within the city of Cork, or the liberties thereof, shall have any part of the skin left sticking thereto, it shall be lawful for the market jury of said city, or any of them, and for the said weigh-master or weigh-masters of the city of Cork, for the time being, his or their deputy or deputies, or any of them, and he and they are hereby required and empowered to seize the same, and carry it before the mayor of said city, who is hereby empowered to declare the same forfeited, for the use of the house of industry.
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