with Notes of Reference (1803)St. George Tucker No. III. - Proceedings on an Action of Debt, in the Court of Common Pleas; Removed into the King's Bench by Writ of Error.§ 1. Original.CommandWitness§ 2. Process.PutWitnessWeWitnessWeWitnessWeWitnessWitnessWitnessWeWitnessWhereasThereforeWitnessWeWitness§ 3.1 Bill of Middlesex, and Latiat Thereupon, in the Court of King's Bench.The sheriffand alsoWhereasand alsoThereforeWitness§ 4. Writ of Quo Minus in the Exchequer.WeWitness§ 5. Special Bail; on the Arrest of the Defendant, Pursuant to the Testatum Capias, in page xiv.Know all menThe conditionYouupon conditionOnThe bail§ 6. The Record, as Removed by Writ of Error.The LordBecauseWitnessThe recordPleasCharlesAnd whereuponAndAndWhichAndAndAndAnd becauseWherefore therefore it is consideredAfterwardsAt which dayWhereuponAnAnd becauseWhereupontherefore it is considered§ 7. Process of Execution.WeWitnessWeWitness
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1. Note, that § 3. and § 4, are the usual method of process, to compel an appearance, in the courts of king's bench, and exchequer; in which the practice of those courts does principally differ from that of the court of common pleas: the subsequent stages of proceeding being nearly alike in them all.
2. The senior puisnè justice: there being no chief justice that term.