1348 LAWS OF MARYLAND. [Ch. 700]

law proceedings, commencing on the third Monday in January,
the third Monday in March, the first Monday in June and the
second Monday in November in each and every year, and jurors
shall be summoned to the said March and November terms, but
shall not be summoned to said January and June terms of said
court; and the said court shall have and it is hereby given full
power to reconvene during any January term of said court the
grand jury and petit jury summoned for the preceding Novem-
ber term thereof, and also to reconvene during any June term
of said court the grand jury and petit jury summoned for the
preceding March term thereof, whenever in the judgment of
said court the public interest may be thereby subserved; and
the said juries when so reconvened shall have in all respects the
same power and authority to act as they respectively had dur-
ing the term for which they were originally summoned.

P. L. L. (1888). art. 16. sec. 59.

91. The judges of the Circuit Court for said county, in
their discretion, may appoint intermediate terms between said
terms, to which said terms process shall be also returnable.

1894, ch. 561, sec. 1.

92. In addition to the first day of each term of the Circuit
Court for said county, the first Monday of May, August and
October in each year shall be return days for the return of
process in civil cases.

Ibid. sec. 58A.

93. All original writs, writs of execution, attachments,
replevin, ejectment, scire facias, haberi facias, as well as
all other writs and process issued from or returnable to said
court in civil cases, shall be made returnable to the first return
day or the first day of the term, whichever shall first occur
after the issue of the same, unless otherwise ordered in writ-
ing by the party directing the same or his attorney, and on the
return of an original writ not executed, the same may be
renewed, returnable to the next return, day, or to the first day
of the succeeding term, whichever shall first occur.

1894, ch. 561, sec. 1.

94. If a defendant be returned summoned and shall fail to
appear, the clerk of the court shall, on the day following the
return day to which the writ or process served on him is return-
able, enter the appearance of any defendant so summoned and
failing to appear, and the action shall proceed in the same
mariner as if the party had appeared in person.