62 PLEADINGS, PRACTICE AND PROCESS. [ART. 75.

that he cannot have justice in such county; whereupon the said
court shall remove said cause, to such adjoining county (other
than the one from which said cause has been removed, ) as the
said court shall think will best tend to justice between the par-
ties thereto; such affidavit, and the suggestion to be made before
or during the term in which the issue or issues have been joined
in said suit or action, issues or petition, presentment or indict-
ment, in case such issue or issues have not been joined before
the original removal has been made, and in case such issue or
issues have been joined before such original removal, then such
affidavit and suggestion shall be made at the first term of said
court, to which such original removal of said cause has been
made, next after the filing of the record therein.

2. In all suits or actions at law, issues from the Orphans'
Court, or other court sitting in equity, in petitions for freedom,
and in all presentments or indictments, now pending or which
may hereafter be pending, or which may hereafter be instituted,
in any of the courts of Baltimore city having jurisdiction there-
of, such cause may be removed in the manner prescribed in the
seventy-first section of this article, to the Circuit Court for Bal-
timore county, to the Circuit Court for Anne Arundel county, to
the Circuit Court for Howard county, or to the Circuit Court for
Harford county; and the party, who was not the party at whose
instance any such cause may be removed to the Circuit Court of
either of said counties, shall be entitled to a removal of said
cause from said court, in the manner prescribed in the next pre-
ceding section.

3. The judge of any court in which any cause may be pending,
may order a removal of the record of proceedings at any time
before trial, whenever sufficient cause may be shown therefor, to
the satisfaction of the judge to whom application therefor may
be made.

The Act of August 7, 1861, ch. 97, adds the following:

4. On petition by any of the parties under affidavit or by
solicitor or otherwise, by or in behalf of the petitioners, that the