346 CITY OF BALTIMORE. [ART. 4.

during the term, or upon a motion or application made during
the term at which said judgment was entered, and no more; but
any such action taken or order passed after the expiration of
thirty days from the entry of any judgment, (unless upon a
motion or application made within that time,) shall have the
same effect and force as it would have had under such previous
practice, if taken or passed after the expiration of said term,
and no more; and the said courts shall respectively have, for a
period of thirty days after the doing of any act or thing in any
cause before them, the same revisory power and control over such
act or thing which, under the practice heretofore existing, they
would have had over the same during the term at which it was-
done, and no more; and after thirty days from the doing of any
such act or thing, the said courts shall have the same revisory
power and control thereover, which, under such previous practice-
they would have had after the expiration of the term at which
said act or thing was done, and no more.

1686, ch 184

172. In all cases where the pre-existing laws direct or require-
that any act or thing shall be done in or by any of said courts-
during the same term at which some other act or thing may be
done or happen, such first mentioned act or thing shall hereafter
be done within thirty days after the doing or happening of said
last mentioned act or thing.

1867, ch. 164. 1886, ch 184.

173. All appeals from justices of the peace to the Baltimore
city court shall stand for trial on the day following the return
day to which the appellee shall be returned summoned, or the
second return day to which the summons issued for the appellee
shall be returned non est. But before the Baltimore city court
shall proceed to try any such appeal, the court shall first be satis-
fied that all costs incurred on the judgment and proceedings be-
fore the justice have been paid by the appellant.

CIRCUIT COURT OF BALTIMORE CITY.

P. G. L , (1860,) art 29, sec 58.

174. Whenever in any cage instituted in the circuit court a
jury is asked for and allowed, or is desired by the judge thereof,