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Alexander's British statutes in force in Maryland. 2d ed., 1912
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6 & 7 W. & M. CAP. 4, APOTHECARIES. 815
exempted from the several Offices of Constable, Scavenger,
Overseer of the Poor, and all other Parish, Ward, and Leet
Offices, and of and from the being put into or serving upon any
Juries or Inquests; and if at any time hereafter any such Per-
son or Persons using the said Art, and being qualified, as afore-
said,* shall be chosen or elected into any of the said 595
Offices, or returned, required, or appointed to serve in any Jury,
Leet, or Inquest, or be disquieted or disturbed by reason thereof,
that then such Person or Persons, producing a Testimonial
under the common Seal of the said Corporation, of such his
Examination, Approbation, and Freedom, to the Person or
Persons, by whom he shall be so elected or appointed, or by or
before whom he shall be summoned, returned, or required to
serve or hold any of the said Offices or Duties, shall be abso-
lutely discharged from the same, and such Nomination, Elec-
tion, Return, and Appointment shall be utterly void, and of none
effect; any Order, Custom, Law, or Statute, to the contrary in
any wise notwithstanding.
III. And be it further enacted by the Authority aforesaid,
That all Persons using and exercising, or that hereafter shall
use and exercise, the said Art of an Apothecary within any
other Parts of this Kingdom, Dominion of Wales, or Town of
Berrick upon Tweed, and who have been brought up and served,
or hereafter shall be brought up and serve in the said Art as an
Apprentice, by the space of Seven Years, according to the
Statute of the Fifth of Queen Elizabeth. shall likewise from
henceforth be freed and exempted from all and singular the
Offices and Duties aforesaid, within the several Counties, Cities,
and Places, where they live and inhabit, for so long as he or
they shall use and exercise the said Art, and no longer; and if
any Person or Persons so qualified shall be elected or chosen
into any of the said Offices, or returned to serve in any Jury,
Leet, or Inquest, such Nomination, Election, Return, and Ap-
pointment, shall be void, unless such Person or Persons shall
voluntarily consent and agree to hold such office, or serve upon
such Jury, Leet, or Inquest. Provided always, That nothing
herein contained shall be construed to exempt or excuse any
Apothecary that is or shall, before the Commencement of this
Act, be elected or appointed to serve any of the said Offices, from
serving in the said Offices for the usual time for which he was
so elected and appointed. Provided always, That this Act shall

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