PUBLIC LOCAL LAW.
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Limits of the city— 1816, ch. 193, sec. 5, .....
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County court to exercise certain jurisdiction — 1816, ch. 193, sec. 6,
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May affix a time for holding the court— 1816, ch. 193, sec. 7, .
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Either judge to call and adjourn the court— 1816, ch. 193, sec. 8, .
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Jurymen to be summoned— 1816, ch. 193, sec. 9,* .
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Commitments and recognizance to be returned to the city court — 1816,
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ch. 193, sec. 10, .........
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Witnesses to be fined for non-attendance, and their allowance — 1816,
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ch. 193, sec. 11,+ .........
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Court to appoint constables— 1816, ch. 193, sec. 12,+
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Judges to call and direct venue— 1816, ch. 193, sec. 13, .
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To grant ordinary and retailers' licenses — 1816, ch. 193, sec. 14,
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Chief justice to attend every day — 1816, ch. 193, sec. 16,
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If sick to designate the associate who shall attend — 1816, ch. 193,
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sec. 17, ...........
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Expenses how to be paid — 1816, ch. 193, sec. 19,| ....
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Judges thereof, not to practise law— 1816, ch. 193, sec. 20,
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Salaries of the associate judges to be paid quarterly out of the trea-
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sury of the city — 1817, ch. 195, ......
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Witnesses to be allowed fifty cents per day unless they reside a dis-
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tance from the city, an additional sum may then be allowed — 1818,
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ch. 141, sec. 1, ..........
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The judges to examine and authorize payment of expenses as therein
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directed— 1818, ch. 141, sec. 2, ......
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Relating to the removal of causes for trial within the six judicial dis-
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tricts, and how the expenses are to be paid — 1821, ch. 161,
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A supplement as to cost accruing on such removals — 1821, ch. 161,
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A further supplement thereto — 1823, ch. 67, .....
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Expenses of prosecution at the instance of an individual, for misde-
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meanors, where the parties shall be acquitted, to be paid by the
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prosecutor, unless the court shall certify that there was probable
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ground— 1823, ch. 210, sec. 1, ......
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How to be recovered, and presentment for misdemeanors to be en-
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dorsed with the name of the foreman — 1823, ch. 210, sec. 3, .
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To grant licenses to keepers of billiard tables within the city — 1826,
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ch. 219, ...........
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Either of the judges to hold court, except when a jury is necessary,
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and adjourn court in the same manner that the chief judge can do
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—1826, ch. 223, sec. 1, ........
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Either may issue writs of habeas corpus — 1826, ch. 223, sec. 2,
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For the speedy trial of misdemeanors in the cily of Baltimore— 1835,
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ch. 75, p. 1457 ; repealed by 1839, ch. 244, ....
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Sheriff to return a panel of forty-eight jurors, residing within the cily,
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ten days before court, out of which the clerk is to draw twenty-
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three, and the residue shall attend as petit jurors, and no person
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shall be summoned as juror more than once a year, who must be
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twenty-five years old — 1839, ch. 244, sec. 1, ....
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* See 1839, ch. 205. + See note thereto.
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