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Alexander's British statutes in force in Maryland. 2d ed., 1912
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24 GEO. 2, CAP. 44, TENDER OF AMENDS. 1039
the year 1898, and which is referred to by* the makers of Almanacs. 780
There are, however, some parts of the calendar which are not necessary
to be continued. These are the lessons for morning and evening prayer,
which, under our constitution are to be considered as matters to be regu-
lated by religious societies themselves, and not by law. The same may be
said as to the moveable feasts and holy-days, (excepting by custom, Easter
and Whitsuntide,) and as to all the feasts throughout the year, except
Sundays and Christmas day. The same as to the vigils, fasts and days of
abstinence; also the solemn days for which particular services were ap-
pointed, to wit: The 5th of November, the 30th of January and the 29th
of May, respecting which we have ceased to feel any interest." Kilty
Rep. 252-1
' This Statute is in force here, Munshower v. State, 55 Md. 24, where it
was also held that an ordinary almanac is admissible to prove at what hour
the moon rose on a particular night.
CAP. XLIV.
An Act for the rendering Justices of the Peace more safe in the Exe-
cution of their Office; and. for indemnifying Constables and others acting
in Obedience to their Warrants.
II. And be it further enacted, That it shall and may be law-
ful to and for such Justice of the Peace, at any Time within
one Calendar Month after such Notice given as aforesaid, to
tender Amends to the Party complaining, or to his or her
Agent or Attorney; and in case the same is not accepted, to
plead such Tender in bar to any Action to be brought against
him, grounded on such Writ or Process, together with the Plea
of Not Guilty, and any other Plea, with the Leave of the
Court; and if upon Issue joined thereon the Jury shall find the
Amends so tendered to have been sufficient, then they shall
give a Verdict for the Defendant; and in such case, or in case
the Plaintiff shall become nonsuit, or shall discontinue his or
her Action, or in case Judgment shall be given for such
Defendant or Defendants upon Demurrer, such Justice shall be
intitled to the like Costs as he would have been intitled unto
in case he had pleaded the General Issue only; and if upon
Issue so joined the Jury shall find that no Amends were ten-
dered, or that the same were not sufficient, and also against

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