The Massachusetts spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1821-1823, 1822-04-10

of our Lord one thousand eight hundred and
Twenty-Five, instead of the times now by law
appointed within and for the county Of Mid
dlesex, the said Court shall be holden at the
times and places following, to wit i: at Cam
bridge on the second Tuesdays of January, Au-
gust and November, and the first Tuesday of
March, the third Tuesday of May, and the
Tuesday next preceding the second Monday
of December at Concord ON the second Tues
days of February and April, on the Tuesday
next preceding the second Mondays of June
and of September, and ON the third Tuesday
of November; at Groton on the last Tuesday
of December, first Tuesday of May and last
Tuesday of September; at birmingham on the
last Tuesdays of June and October; at Wo-
burn on the fourth Tuesday Of April; at
Charlestown on the third Tuesdays of February
and August; and at Chelmsford on the first
Tuesday os October annually. And all pro-
cesses pending in or retumable to the Court of
Probate, to have been holden by the existing
law, on the first Tuesday of March next, may
be returned to and acted upon by the Court of
Probate established by this act, to be holden
at Greton, on the first Tuesday of May next.
.Approued by the Gorernorw,(
February IA, 1922.
An ACT for limiting the term Of I'm
prisonment for fines and forfeitures,
incurred for breaches of the laws
regulating the Militia Of the Com
monwealth.
SEC. 1. BE ii enacted by the Senate and
House Of Representatives. an General Court
assembled, and By the authority of The same,
That from and after the first day of April
next, no person shall be liable to be imprison-
ed, on any execution issued, or to be issued on
any judgment rendered or which shall be rem
dered against him, for the recovery Of any
fine or forfeiture incurred by breach of the
militia laws OF this Commonwealth, for and
during longer time than SIX days-and the
keeper of any gaol to which any person here
| after shall be committed on any execution
issued as aforesaid, shall, at the expiration Of
I said term of six days, from and after snch
commitment, discharge such person from hi.
imprisonment. And any person who has been
committed to any gaol on any execution
which issued on any judgment, rendered fol
the same cause, and has been there confined
for the term of six days, shall be forthwith
discharged from his Imprisonment and set a
liberty any law, usage or custom TO the con
trary notwithstanding.
I H1Ss 1'c % y tttHG0f cHuCtcu, Hdl eT
cry Judgment rendered, for the cause afore
said, after the judgment debtor shall be dis
charged from prison in manner as aforesaid
shall be and remain good and effectual in Law
| against the goods and chattels of such debtor
or of which he may be afterwards possessed
for the satisfaction of the debt and costs q
suit, as well as all costs arising in conse
quence of such imprisonment.
SEC. 3. Be ii further enacted, That afte
the judgment debtor shall have been commit
ted to prison and discharged therefrom in mar
ner Aforesaid, the cost of commitment shal
be added to and become part of the cosH
suit for the recovery Of which, as well a
the debt, any execution an due form of law
may be sued out against the goods and chat
tells of the judgment debtor, but not again.
his body.
.4ppTored By The Gorernoasr,l
February 81, 1920.