Acts. 529

vincial Court of this Province, he or they giving Security as in
other Cases. But no such Judgment shall be reversed for Want of
judicial Process, or that the same was not tried by any Jury, or any
Matter or Form either in the Entry or giving Judgment, if it appears
by the Record that the Defendant was legally summoned or appeared,
and was not condemned unheard.

Liber H. S.
No. 1
p- 263

1st May 1756 On behalf of the Right 1st May 1756
Read and assented to Honourable the Lord Read and assented to
by the Lower house of Proprietary of this Prov- by the Upper House of
assembly ince I will this be a Law assembly
Signed p order Hor.^o Sharpe Signed p. order
MMacnemara Cl lo ho JRoss Cl Up Ho

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No. 1 o An Act continuing an Act, entituled, An Act directing the Manner
of punishing Fornication and Adultery, before a single Justice of
the Peace, out of Court.
Be it Enacted, by the Right Honourable the Lord Proprietary,
by and with the Advice and Consent of his Lordship's Governor,
and the Upper and Lower Houses of Assembly, and the Authority
of the same, That An Act of Assembly of this Province, entituled,
An Act directing the Manner of punishing Fornication and Adultery,
before a single Justice of the Peace, out of Court, made at a Session
of Assembly, begun and held at the City of Annapolis, the third
Day of June, Anno Domini One thousand seven hundred and fifty-

two, be, and is hereby continued to be and remain in full Force for
the Term of three Years next ensuing, and unto the End of the
next Session of Assembly which shall happen after the Expiration
of the said three Years.

[An Act
continued.]

29th April 1756 On behalf of the Right 1st May 1756
Read and assented to Honourable the Lord Read and assented to
by the Lower house of Propiciary of this Prov- by the Upper House of
assembly ince I will this be a Law assembly
Signed p order Hor.^o Sharpe siged p order
MMacnemara Cl lo ho JRoss Cl. Up Ho.

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No. 11 An Act for the Relief of certain languishing Prisoners in the several
County Goals therein mentioned.
Whereas Constantine Bull, John Hayes, William Grace, and Anne

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Garrish, languishing Prisoners in Csecil County Goal; John Hunt,
John Green, John Nimmo, and John Temple Parson, languishing
Prisoners in Kent County Goal; William Maynard, William Green-
wood, Peter Johnson, Goven Dunbar, Charles Mac Carthy, and Lewis
Deford, languishing Prisoners in Queen-Anne's County Goal; John

[Preamble.]