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| + | Monday February 12th 1821. | ||
| + | Met according to adjournment. | ||
| + | Journal of Saturday last read by the Clerk. | ||
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| + | Bill - costs in criminal prosecution before C. C. C. P- | ||
| + | Bill "providing for the payment of costs in crim-inal prosecutions before the Circuit Court of com-mon Pleas and Justices of the Peace and for the support of poor prisoners committed on criminal processes not otherwise provided for. | ||
| + | In Senate FebY 10th 1821. | ||
| + | Passed to be engrossed. | ||
| + | Sent down for concurrence. | ||
| + | Read a first and second time and Wednesday next assigned for a third Reading and committed to Messrs Wheeler of Camden, Miller of St George and Parsons of Edgecomb. | ||
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| + | Bill - do in S. J. Court | ||
| + | Bill "providing for the payment of costs in Criminal Prosecutions before the Supreme Judicial Court of this State and for the support of poor prisoners committed by the sentence of said Court" | ||
| + | In Senate FebY 10th 1821 | ||
| + | Passed to be engrossed. | ||
| + | Sent down for concurrence | ||
| + | Read and referred to the same Committee as the preceeding Bill. | ||
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| + | same subject - | ||
| + | Bill "providing for payment of costs in crim-inal prosecutions and for preventing unnecess-ary costs therein" which on Friday last was ordered to lay on the table, was called up and referred to the same Committee as the preced-ing Bill. | ||
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246 Monday February 12th 1821. Met according to adjournment. Journal of Saturday last read by the Clerk.
Bill - costs in criminal prosecution before C. C. C. P- Bill "providing for the payment of costs in crim-inal prosecutions before the Circuit Court of com-mon Pleas and Justices of the Peace and for the support of poor prisoners committed on criminal processes not otherwise provided for. In Senate FebY 10th 1821. Passed to be engrossed. Sent down for concurrence. Read a first and second time and Wednesday next assigned for a third Reading and committed to Messrs Wheeler of Camden, Miller of St George and Parsons of Edgecomb.
Bill - do in S. J. Court Bill "providing for the payment of costs in Criminal Prosecutions before the Supreme Judicial Court of this State and for the support of poor prisoners committed by the sentence of said Court" In Senate FebY 10th 1821 Passed to be engrossed. Sent down for concurrence Read and referred to the same Committee as the preceeding Bill.
same subject - Bill "providing for payment of costs in crim-inal prosecutions and for preventing unnecess-ary costs therein" which on Friday last was ordered to lay on the table, was called up and referred to the same Committee as the preced-ing Bill.