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    An inroad upon the sacred trial by jury, or, The case of John Bentley, gaoler of Baltimore County gaol, and Isaiah Green, turnkey of said gaol against whom summary proceedings for a contempt of the court, were begun and terminated during the present session of the County Court of Baltimore County, viz. March term, 1811 : Walter Dorsey and Luther Martin, counsel for Bentley and Green.
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    The opinion of Judge Bland on the right of the judiciary to declare an act of assembly unconstitutional : and also, on the constitutionality of the act investing the county courts with equity jurisdiction.
    by Bland, Theodorick, 1777-1846
    Published 1816
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    The opinion of Judge Bland, on the right of the judiciary to declare an act of assembly unconstitutional and also, on the constitutionality of the act investing the county courts with equity jurisdiction. : [One line of Latin from Law Maxim.].
    by Bland, Theodorick, 1777-1846
    Published 1816
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    Rules & orders for regulating the Pratice of Baltimore County Court, in the Sixth Judicial District of the state of Maryland made & established by the judges of the said district, at October term, 1806.
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    The state of Maryland against the vestry of St. Peter's Church in which, a portion of members of the church prayed for a mandamus to be directed to the vestry, commanding them to report the vacancy in the rectorship of Saint Peter's Church to the bishop, enjoining and prohibiting them from further permitting George Dashiell to occupy the patronage house, and to officiate in any manner in said church.
    Published 1817
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