ERROR
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 

ESCAPE
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 

ESCHEAT
 
 
 
 
 

ESTATE OF CRIMINALS

    Nothing in the act respecting the equity jurisdiction
of the county courts to change the manner of issuing
writs of error,
    On an appeal or writ of error to the court of appeals,
the heir, &c. or other proper party, may appear,
and suggest the death of the appellant, and prosecute
the appeal, &c.
—Such appeals, &c. shall not abate by the death of
either party, if the heir, &c. or other proper party shall
at the first or second term succeeding the death, appear
and make the proper suggestion, on which the suit
shall proceed,

    Removal of prisoners by a sheriff under the direction
of the court to another gaol in the same county not
to be considered as an escape,
    Any person before condemned to labour as a criminal,
escaping, and found in the state, to be deemed a
fugitive felon, and on conviction by record from another
state, to be confined during the residue of his
term; but if demanded by the other state, to be delivered
up,
    Offenders sentenced to confinement in the penitentiary
escaping shall, on conviction, suffer such additional
confinement and labour, and also corporal punishment,
as may be adjudged by Baltimore criminal
court,
    Any keeper, &c. corruptly aiding, to be sentenced
on conviction to confinement in the penitentiary not
more than 15 years,
    A person arrested on attachment or capias, and permitted
by the sheriff, &c. to go at large, may be again
arrested before the return day, or during the term, &c.
See Arrest.

    Where the part only of one or more tenants in common
of land is liable to escheat, the surveyor to cause
the whole to be surveyed, and a certificate to be returned,
—The value of the whole to be specified, and after
examination and payment of two-thirds of the value of
the escheatable part, a patent to issue for the undivided
portion,

    Disposition of, on conviction of bigamy—See Bigamy,
Crimes, &c.
    Forfeiture of estate not to be worked by conviction
or attainder,
    The estate of persons who destroy their own lives to
descend or vest as in cases of natural death,
    If any person be killed by casualty there shall be no
forfeiture,
    The estate of a person sentenced to confinement in
the penitentiary, or to be executed, liable after paying
the reparation, &c.) to the expenses of the prosecution,
—The court to cause the amount of reparation and
costs to be certified to the keeper of the penitentiary,
—Where reparation is adjudged, execution may be
issued against the property for the value estimated by
the court, but not to deprive the party of a civil action,
    Estate to be acquired by alien females, intermarrying
with citizens and residing after in the United
States,
—By persons emigrating.  See Emigrants,

    The estate of a deceased person in plate not to affected
by the act to fix and regulate the quality on silver
plate, &c.

  1814        94    7
 

  1815      149    5
 
 

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  1801        71
 
 
 

  1809      138   7
 
 

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  1811      161    2
 
 

  1800        70
 

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  1809      138    7

 ——        —  10

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  1813      100
 ——      105
  1814        79

  1813      131  10