Arts. 6-7.] APPRENTICES—ARBITRATION. 33

See acts of 1861, c. 17 ; 1862, c. 249; and 1864, c. 268,
suspending the operation of the proviso of sec. 33, under
article 29, " Courts," and notes on page 71 of sup. 1861, '67.

APPEALS FROM JUSTICES OF THE PEACE.

1808, c. 378, repeals and rc-cnacts sec. 50.

Sup. 1868, p. 14.
1X70, c. 56, repeals sec. 50 and enacts substitute therefor.

Sup. 1870, p. 14.
1867, c. 164, adds a sec. numbered 59.

Sup. 1861, '67 p. 17.
1870, c. 56, adds a sec. numbered 59 [60].

Sup. 1870, p. 14.

1872, c. 182, repeals sec. 50, as amended and re-enacted by
1870, c. 56, and re-enacts the same.

1872, c. 316, adds a sec. relating to exceptions to rulings in
criminal cases.

ARTICLE VI.

Apprenticess.

See the following acts by which authority is given the institutions and
corporations therein mentioned to bind out as apprentices:
1862, c. 93, St. Vincent's Infant Asylum.
1870, c. 225, Home of the Friendless.
1870, c. 391, Maryland Industrial School for Girls.
1870, c. 392, House of Reformation and Instruction for Colored Children.
1872, c. 218, House of Refuge.
1874, c. 288, St. Mary's Industrial School for Boys.
1874, c. 340, Hebrew Orphan Asylum, of Baltimore.
1874, c. 284, Trustees of Alms House for Allegany county.
See also 1867, c. 144, under article 43, "Habeas Corpus."

ARTICLE VII.

Arbitration and Award.

1874 c. 156, repeals and re-enacts sec. 6.