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74 In case any justice or justices shall dismiss any complaint made under the provisions of the Fisheries (Ireland) Act, 1842, or of any Act altering or amending the same, either on the merits or without prejudice, if any person prosecuting shall feel aggrieved by such order of dismissal, such person may appeal against such order; and the several provisions of the twenty-fourth section of the Petty Sessions (Ireland) Act, 1851, as amended by this Act, shall extend and may be applied to such appeal: Provided, that the amount of the recognizance to be entered into by such appellant shall be such as to the justice shall seem reasonable.
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