GOOD BEHAVIOUR. See Recognizance. GRIMSTONE, SIR HARBOTTLE, quaintness of, Goss v. WITHERS, cited. GUIDON LE, cited. GAIUS, translated. HABEAS CORPUS. See Recognizance. HARPER, ROBERT G. his speech in favour of John Smith. 387 429 403 403 493, 4 470 312 374 387 404, 6 JEFFERSON'S MESSAGE TO CONGRESS. See State Papers. If the risk do not commence the premium must be Insurance Company incorporated in Baltimore INSOLVENT LAWS OF MARYLAND. INSOLVENT. The proper way of bringing the certificate of discharge, before the court, is by plea. 36 105 95 260 The certificate is not conclusive evidence that the dis- 260 INJUNCTION, defined. 183 Chancery will stay sales under an execution in cases 183 Will not stay execution on judgment obtained by sur- INCUMBRANCE. See Defect. INSTANCE Court, its jurisdiction examined. INFANT, See Guardian. INSTRUCTIONS, from the Secretary of the Treasury which are INNKEEPERS, their duties and obligations by the Civil Law. 419 429 491 INTENTION, how far it shall control the rules of law in the construction of devises. IRVINE BAPTIST, a factious printer, convicted of a libel. INQUISITION, of Queensborough. - JOHNSON, Judge, his opinion on the power of the Circuit Court to grant writs of mandamus. JURISDICTION, of the Circuit Courts. Admiralty Court in Pennsylvania previous to the esta- 189 298 326 422 431 263, 429. 266 Of the County Courts in Maryland in Equity Cases. 327 419 Quare, as to the extent of the Admiralty Jurisdiction of the United States. 426 JUSTINIAN'S DIGEST AND CODE, translated. 491 LAWS OF THE UNITED STATES, expounded. 251 LIMITATIONS in Massachusetts. The statute of limitations of New York cannot be pleaded in bar to an action on Of Actions in Maryland. LANDS, location of, in Maryland. LEGACY, when payable in Maryland. 369 428 327 LIBEL, Essay on the Structure of a - 81 See Duane, 168. Cobbett, 287. Irvine, 298. Hood, 309. LITERARY INTELLIGENCE, See Review and the concluding MACKINTOSH, SIR JAMES, Memoirs of MARYLAND, Laws relative to Levy Court 90, 112. the manner MASTER OF ROLLS. Obligation of, by the Civil Law. 122 189 491 M'KIM V. SMITH and STEENE, Bill of Exchange. Acceptance. 487 MASSACHUSETTS REPORTS reviewed. Decisions in, 452 360 ib. 67 MURDER OF A SLAVE, punished in South Carolina by a fine. NEUTRALS. The trade of neutrals between the mother country A fraudulent stoppage in an intermediate neutral port NEGRO, in Maryland, must receive his certificate of manumis- 497 53 221 sion from the clerk or register of the county. 119 NATIONS, Law of 374 NORTH, Lord Keeper, Biography of 388 Carolina, Attachment Law of. Proof of Deeds. Power PARTIAL and TOTAL Loss. Vid. Abandonment. Insurance. The state of the loss at the time of the abandonment When a final decree of restitution takes place, the tech- nical loss ceases to be total. PAULUS translated. PARSONS, THEOPHILUS, succeeds Judge Dana. PASSENGERS, master answerable for. PENNSYLVANIA. 1, 158 158 366 494 492 PERRIN V. BLAKE, Estate Tail. 89 PECK V. RANDALL, Attachment. Cited. 413 PERMIT. See Duties. PINKNEY'S opinion on a will. POLICY, blank in, 216. See Valued Policy. PLEADING, question on a point in Lawe's essay on, reviewed. See Replication. Limitations. PRESCRIPTION, for a way is not good if it does not say termino od quem. PRESIDENT'S MESSAGE to Congress. PRESTON'S Treatise on Conveyancing, reviewed. PROCLAMATION respecting the Chesapeake, examined. PRIZE COURTS, their Jurisdiction.. PURCHASERS, Hints to 538 RODNEY, CæSAR, Remarks on the Mandamus case at Charles- Ritson's Practical Points, or Maxims in Conveyancing. ib. Rowe's Observations on the Rules of Descent. 545 SALVAGE. See Duties. SAILORS. See Mariners. SENATE UNITED STATES, its Powers of Expulsion and Rules of evidence. 459 |