Sac.  29.  That  any  pei*son  who -shall/ be  accused  and- indicted  of
treason,  shall  have  a  copy  of  the  indictment,  and  a  list  of  the  jury
and  witnesses,  to  be  produced  on  ihe  trial  fer  proving  the  said  in-
dictment, mentioning  the  naines  and  places  of  abode  of  such  wit-
nesses and  jurors,  delivered  unto  him  at  least  three  entire  days  be-
fore he  shall  be  tried  for  the  sama  ;  and  in  other  capital  offences,
shall  have  such  9opy  of  the  indictment  and  list  of  the  jury  two  entire
days  at  least  before  the  trial :  And  that  every  person  so  accused  and
indicted,  for  any  -Of  the  cringes  aforesaid,  shall  also  be  allowed  and
admitted  to  -make  his  full  defence  by  counsel  learned  in  the  law  ;
and  the  Court  before  .'whom  such  person  shall  be  tried;  or  some
judge  thereof^  shall,  and  they  are  hereby  authorized  and  required
immediately  upon  his  request,  to  aMJxn  to  such  person  such  coun-
sel, not  exceeding  tivo,  as  su^ch  pi#^  shall  desire,  to  whom  such
^counsel  shpli  have  free  access  af  all  seasonable  hours  ;.  and  every
such  j>erBon  or  persons  accused  or  indicted  of  the  'crimes  aforesaid,
shall  be  allowed  and,  admitted  in  his  said  defence  to  make  any  proof
that  he  or  (bey  can  produce,  by  lawful  witness  or  witnesses,  and
shall  have  the  like  process  of  the  Court '  where  be  or  they  shall  be
tried^  "to  compel  his  or  their  witnesses  to  appear  at  his  or  their  trial,
as  is  usually  granted'to  compel  .witnesses  to  appear  on  the  prosecu-
tion against  them.
