demand ought to be complied with, to order such information to be given and such production to be made within a reasonable time to be fixed by him. 14. Upon proof by the oath of _one credible person_ before _any justice of the peace_, court, sheriff, or other person having jurisdiction in any proceeding under this Act that there is reasonable cause to _suspect_ that _any person has in his possession_, or in any house, shop, or other place for sale, hire, distribution, or public exhibition, any copy, repetition, or imitation of any work of fine art in which, _or in the design whereof_, there shall be subsisting and registered Copyright under this Act, and that such copy, repetition, or imitation has been made without the consent in writing of the registered proprietor of such Copyright, it shall be lawful for such justice, court, sheriff, or other person as aforesaid before whom any such proceeding is taken, and he or they is and are hereby required to _grant his or their warrant, to search in the daytime such house_, shop, or other place, and if any such copy, repetition, or imitation, or any work which may be reasonably suspected to be such, shall be found therein, to cause the same to be brought before him or them, or before some other justice of the peace, court, sheriff, or other person as aforesaid, &c. 15. If any person, elsewhere than at his own house, shop, or place of business, shall hawk, carry about, offer, utter, _distribute_, or sell, or keep for sale, hire, or _distribution_, _any_ unlawful copy, repetition, or _colourable imitation_ of any work of fine art in which, or in the design whereof, there shall be subsisting and registered Copyright under this Act, all such unlawful articles may be _seized without warrant, by any peace officer, or the proprietor of the Copyright, or any person authorised by him_, and forthwith taken before any justice of the peace, court, sheriff, &c. 23. Under this Act there shall be kept at the hall of the Stationers’ Company by the registrar appointed by the said company for the purposes of the Act passed in the sixth year of the reign of her present Majesty, intituled “An Act to amend the Law of Copyright,” three several books or sets of books, which shall be called as follows: (1.) The register of proprietors of Copyright in original drawings and pictures: (2.) The register of proprietors of Copyright in original photographs and engravings: (3.) The register of proprietors of Copyright in original works of sculpture.