GAMING
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 

GAOL
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 

GAOLERS
 

GARDINER, PATSEY
 

GARNER, JOHN

GARRISON FOREST
       ACADEMY
GAS LIGHT COMPANY

GATES, ELIZABETH
 

GENERAL ASSEMBLY

GENERAL COURT

    Debtors having lost more than one hundred dollars
at any one time within three years, precluded
from the benefit of the insolvent law,
    Every person convicted of keeping any E O table,
or any other kind of gaming table, (billiard tables excepted,)
at which the games of faro, equality, or any
game of chance, shall be played for money; or of keeping
any bank, and inducing or permitting any person
to bet against the said bank, or of strolling about the
country from place to place, and deriving a support
and maintenance chiefly from horse racing or gaming,
to be sentenced to confinement in the penitentiary not
less than 3 months nor more than 2 years,
    No sum of money, &c. won or lost by any species of
gaming or betting, to be demandable or recoverable
before any court or justice, or by any legal process before
any tribunal in the state,
—Not to extend to any suit then pending,

    The removal of prisoners, authorised from one gaol
to another in the same county, by direction of the
court, not considered as an escape,
    A writ of habeas corpus may be served by leaving it
at the gaol,
    Cases in which citizens committed to prison for any
criminal matter may be removed to the custody of another
officer, or to some common gaol,
    Punishment for burning a county or public prison, or
the penitentiary.  See Crimes, &c.
    Allowance to sheriffs for keeping prisoners in gaol,
&c. increased in Dorchester, Cæcil, Kent, Caroline,
Calvert, Montgomery, Saint Mary's, Charles, and Somerset
counties,

    Directed to receive from constables persons committed
by a magistrate on a ca. sa.

    Of Anne-Arundel county—money to be levied for
her support,

    Of Charles county—same,

    In Baltimore county, incorporated,

    Of Baltimore, incorporated,

    Of Montgomery county—money to be levied for her
support,

    See Assembly.

    The general court abolished by a change of the
constitution,

    Causes in the former court on appeal or writ of error,
transferred to the court of appeals for the respective
shores, &c.

—The late clerks to transmit records on appeals, &c.
to the clerks of the court of appeals,
—All other causes, process, &c. to be returned to
the county courts,

    All the books, records, proceedings, &c. of the late
general court, to be lodged in the office of the clerks
of the court of appeals for the respective shores,
    Directions concerning executions from the late general
court, returnable to the court of appeals,

  1805       110    9
  1807       150    2
 
 
 
 
 
 

  1809      138    7
 
 

  1813        84
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  1801        71

  1809      125    1
 

 ——        —    5

  1809      138    8
 

  1816      178
 

  1801        62    5

  1818      207

  1808          3

  1817      223

  1816      251
 

  1800        73
 
 

  1804        55
Confirmed by
  1805        16
 

  1805        65    8
                        39

 ——        —    9

 ——        —  23
                        30
                        38

 ——        —  18
 ——        —  28
  1806        41    4