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Alexander's British statutes in force in Maryland. 2d ed., 1912
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880 1 ANN. CAP. 6, ESCAPES.
Advice and Consent of the Lords Spiritual and Temporal, and
Commons, in this present Parliament assembled, and by the
Authority of the same. That if any Person or Persons already
committed, rendred, or charged, or who shall hereafter be com-
mitted, or rendred to, or charged in the Custody of the Mar-
shal of the Queen's Bench for the time being, or to or in the
Prison of the Fleet, either in Execution, or upon Mesne Pro-
cess, or upon any Contempt in not performing such Order or
Decree by any of her Majesty's Courts at Westminster, and
such Person or Persons shall, at any Time after such Commit-
ment, Render, Charge, or being in Execution, and before he,
she, or they shall have made Payment or Satisfaction to the
respective Plaintiff or Plaintiffs, Creditor or Creditors, or shall
have cleared him, her, or themselves of such Contempts, as he,
she, or they were, or shall be charged with at the Time of such
their Commitment, Bender, Charge, or being in Execution, as
aforesaid, make any Escape from the Custody of the Marshal
of the Queen's Bench, for the time being, or from the Prison of
the said Queen's Bench, or from the Prison of the Fleet, or
either of them, or shall go at large, at any Time after the Three
and twentieth Day of January, which shall be in the Year of
our Lord One thousand seven hundred and two, it shall and
may be lawful upon Oath thereof in writing, to be made by
One or more credible Person or Persons, before any One of
the Judges of that Court where such Action was entred, or
Judgment and Execution were obtained, or where the Party
was so committed or charged, as aforesaid, to and for such
Judge, before whom such Oath shall be made, as abovesaid,
and such Judge is hereby authorized and required, from time to
time, to grant unto any Person whatsoever, who shall demand
the same, One or more Warrant or Warrants under his hand
and Seal, therein reciting the Action or Actions, Execution or
Executions, Contempt or Contempts, with which such Person
or Persons so escaping, or going at large, stood charged, or were
committed at the Suit of any Person or Persons, on whose
behalf such Warrant or Warrants shall be demanded at the
Time of such Escape, or going at large (which said Warrant or
Warrants shall be in force in all Places whatsoever, within the
647 'Kingdom of England, Dominion of Wales, and Town of
Berwick upon Tweed) directed to all Sheriffs, Mayors, Bailiffs,
Constables, Headboroughs and Tithingmen, therein and thereby
commanding them, and every of them, in their respective

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