INDEX.

1847.

Chap.

Sec.

HOWARD DISTRICT— Commissioners appointed

to examine records in the office of the

clerk of, etc., to ascertain what are imper-

fect, and if they find any imperfect, etc.

since present clerk came into office to

employ said clerk to record all such,

etc.

62

1

Compensation allowed, etc.

"

2

No bond, etc., now existing for per-

formance of official duties by any form-

er clerk to be invalidated, etc.

"

3

The provisions of any law relating

to the civil and criminal jurisdiction of

the county courts of this State, to ex-

ited to the court of, etc.

66

1

See Collateral inheritances, etc., sec-

tion 14.

HUNT, ENOCH— County pensioner— Commission-

ers of Baltimore county to levy thirty

dollars annually for his use, etc.

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I.

INCOMES— See Salaries, etc.

INCORPORATIONS— See Corporations.

The provisions and restrictions of the

act of 1846, chapter 323, made appli-

plicable to all associations for military

purposes, etc.

26

INDEPENDENT GUARDS— Act to incorporate,

etc.

12

INFANTS — See Non-resident guardians of.

INSOLVENT DEBTORS— See Savage, Joseph R.

Fogg, Arthur L. McLaughlin, Michael.

Clerks of counties and Howard dis-

trict when called upon by, to give con-

densed form of notice to creditors, form

prescribed, etc.

120

See Ehlen, John F. Hooper, Wm. H.

Richards, Thomas G. Insolvent Laws.

INSOLVENT LAWS — On application for the benefit

of, where the necessary stamps have not

been provided, county courts not to dis-

miss the same; provided, applicant pay

to the clerk, for the use of Treasurer

of Maryland the amount of stamp tax