11.  in  what  cases  executed  out  of  county,  &c.
12.  Prisoners,  when  to  be  brought  before  ma-
gistrate on  arrest,  &c.
13.  Magistrate  taking   bail,  to  return  recog-
nizance to  court,  &c.
14.  Officer,  how  to  proceed,  if  prisoner  is  not
bailed.
15.  to  take  prisoner  to  county  where  war-
rant issued.
16.  to  be  taken  before  magistrate,  &c.
17.  Magistrate  may  adjourn  examination,  &c.
18.  In  case  of  default,  magistrate  to  certify
recognizance  to  court.
19.  Proceedings  when  party  fails  to  recognize.
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20.  Manner  of  conducting  examination.
21.  on  part  of  prisoner.
22.  Witnesses  may  be  kept  separate,  &c.
23.  Testimony  reduced  to  writing,  &c.
24.  Prisoner,  when  to  be  discharged,
when  to  be  bailed  or  committed.
Witnesses  to  recognize.
may  be  required  to  give  sureties.
Recognizances  by  married  women  and  mi-
nors.
Witnesses  refusing,  shall  be  committed.
Depositions  of  witnesses  may  be  taken  in
certain  cases.    Proceedings.
to  be  returned  to  court,  &c.
Magistrate  may  have  associates.    Fees  in
such  cases.
33.  Commitments,  when  to  be  superseded,  and
recognizances  discharged.
Orders  therefor,  how  to  be  filed,  and  effect
thereof.
Prisoners,    how  bailed    if   arrested    after
court  adjourns.
how  bailed  when  committed.
not  to  be  bailed  without  notice,  &c.
when  bailed  on  Lord's  day.
Condition  of  recognizances.
Recognizances  and  examinations  to  be  re-
turned to  court.
41,  42,  43.  Bail  may  exonerate  themselves,  &c.
44.  may  surrender  principal,  &c.
45.  New  bail  not  to  have  benefit,  &c.
46.  Defaults  on  forfeited  recognizances.
47.  Surety  may  pay  amount  of  recognizances,
&c.
25.
26.
27.
28.
29.
30.
31.
32.
34.
35.
36.
37.
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40.
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48.  Action  and  judgement  on  recogfnlzances.
49.  not  to  be  defeated,  &c.,  for  certain  irreg'u-
larities.
50.  Review  of  judgments  on  forfeited  recogni-
zances.
