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Alexander's British statutes in force in Maryland. 2d ed., 1912
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1 & 2 P. & M. CAP 13, BAIL AND DEPOSITIONS. 491
prise, shall take the Examination of the said Prisoner, and
Information of them that bring him, of the Fact and Circum-
stances thereof, and the same, or as much thereof as shall be
material to prove the Felony, shall put in Writing before they
make the same Bailment; (2) which said Examination, together
with the said Bailment, the said Justices shall certify at the
nest general Gaol-delivery to be holden within the Limits of
their Commission.
V. And that every Coroner, upon any Inquisition before
him found, whereby any Person or Persons shall be indicted
for Murder or Manslaughter, or as Accessory or Accessories to
the same, before the Murder or Manslaughter committed, shall
put in Writing the Effect of the Evidence given to the Jury
before him, being material; (2) and as well the said Justices,
as the said Coroner, shall have Authority by this Act, to bind
all such by Recognizance or Obligation, as do declare any
Thing material, to prove the said Murder or Manslaughter,
Offences or Felonies, or to be Accessory or Accessories to the
same, as is aforesaid, to appear at the next general Gaol-delivery
to be holden within the County, City, or Town Corporate where
* the Trial thereof shall be, then and there to give Evidence 371
against the Party so indicted at the Time of his Trial; (3) and
shall certify as well the same Evidence as such Bond or Bonds
in Writing, as he shall take, together with the Inquisition or
Indictment before him taken and found, at or before the Time
of his said Trial thereof to be had or made: (4) and likewise
the said Justices shall certify all and every such Bond taken
before them, in like Manner as before is said of Bailments and
Examination.
I. In what Manner Justices of Peace may Bail Persons arrested of
Felony, or Suspicion thereof, &c., 3 H. 7, c. 3; 1 Roll. 268.
II. None shall be let to Bail, which be forbidden to be Bailed by the
Statute of 3 Ed. 1, c. 15.
III. 3 Bulstr. 113.
IV. The Justices' Duty in Bailment of a Prisoner; extended to such
as shall be committed for Manslaughter, &c., 2 & 3 Ph. & M. c. 10; in
Examination of him and others, and certifying thereof, 2 & 3 P. & M. c. 10;
Kelyng. 19.
V. The Coroner's Duty upon an Inquisition found before him.
As to secs. 2 & 3, see note on 3 E. 1, c. 15. Stat. 2 & 3 P. & M. c. 10 ex-
tends the provisions of secs. -8 and 4 of this Act as to justices, to cases
where the prisoner is committed, and in that case gives the justice two

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