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906
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LAWS OF MARYLAND.— 1826.
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Cents.
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Clerks of
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writ of error, an injunction, or any other writ of process
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county
courts, and
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not herein particularly enumerated, for every ten words
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Baltimore
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or figures of each, and so pro rata,
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1 1/4
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city court,
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But on the issuing of any writ of execution, scire facias,
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or attachment, from a judgment or decree, there shall be
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no additional charge made on account of either a search
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for the recitation therein, or the endorsement of a short
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copy thereon, of such judgment or decree.
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For the docket entry of the return of any writ or process,
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that may be issued,
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5
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II. In Criminal Prosecutions.
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For filing every recognizance taken out of court, and every
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other paper, matter or thing necessary, or required to be
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filed in court, (to be charged but once,) for each,
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5
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For taking every recognizance, with or without securities,
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in court, and the docket entry thereof,
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6
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For entering the appearance of the principal to each recog-
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nizance, when actually in court in proper person, or by
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attorney,
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5
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For a copy of a recognizance, with or without security, of
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a presentment, indictment, plea, or any other paper,
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matter or thing whatsoever, when expressly demanded,
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to be charged to the party demanding the same, for every
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ten words or figures thereof, and so pro rata,
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1
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For entering the respite and continuance, default, for-
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feiture, or discharge of a recognizance, with or without
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security,
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5
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For the docket entry of every presentment, indictment or
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information,
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5
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For the docket entry of an appearance of a person charged
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in a presentment or indictment, whether in proper person
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or by attorney,
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5
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For the docket entry of a rule or an order of court,
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5
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For entering a plea, submission, or confession to present-
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ment or indictment,
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5
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For arraigning and charging a criminal at the bar of the
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court,
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50
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For taking and entering the verdict, either of the court or
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jury,
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15
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For the entry of judgment thereon, or on submission or
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confession,
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25
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For issuing every warrant or writ for the execution of a
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judgment or sentence of the court,
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20
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For issuing a bench warrant, capias ad respondendum, or
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other process to apprehend a criminal, either before or
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after verdict and judgment,
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20
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