The judges of the Federal Court and the Supreme Courts of each State and Territory generally have one Associate and one Tipstaff each.
12.
Pentonville Prison ( for civil offenders ) is obliged to take into custody no matter the situation any people taken there by the Tipstaff.
13.
Runners were identified by carrying a tipstaff with the Royal Crown on it, which had a compartment inside to store official identification and documents.
14.
An earlier mention of tipstaff is in 1555 when the Rev'd Dr Rowland Taylor was burned at the stake during the reign of Gardiner.
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Sometimes a local bailiff or police will detain a person in custody until the Tipstaff arrives to collect him and take him to court or prison.
16.
In the Royal Borough of Kingston upon Thames, the town crier is also appointed the Tipstaff, an appointment which exists in no other local council.
17.
Sir Oliver Muckhill ( suitor to Lady Plus ), Sir Andrew Tipstaff ( suitor to Francis ) and Sir John Pennydub ( suitor to Moll ) enter.
18.
An exception was " The Travels of Maudie Tipstaff " ( 1967 ), which focuses on the difference in values between generations in a Glaswegian family.
19.
Around the middle is inscribed " AMOS HAWKINS, TIPSTAFF COURTS OF CHANCERY " and around the bottom is inscribed " Appointed 14th January, 1884, by the Rt.
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Tipstaff may make the same demands of the custody suite within the RCJ itself, and they are obliged to take into custody any individual brought to them by him.
