Kellenbeck v. State
Court of Appeals of Maryland
Error, to the Circuit Court for Allegany county. The plaintiffs in error were indicted in the court below, for feloniously, wilfully and unlawfully, setting fire to and burning fia certain building, used as a brewery for the manufacture of beer.” The indictment is sufficiently set out in the opinion of this court.
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Error, to the Circuit Court for Allegany county. The plaintiffs in error were indicted in the court below, for feloniously, wilfully and unlawfully, setting fire to and burning fia certain building, used as a brewery for the manufacture of beer.” The indictment is sufficiently set out in the opinion of this court. The plea was not guilty, and the case was submitted to the court, (Perry, J.,) for trial, who found the parties guilty, and passed judgment, as stated in the opinion of this court. To correct this judgment the present writ of error was sued out by the traversers,
1Opinion of the CourtEccleston, J.
The building alleged to have been burned is described as ¿‘a certain building used as a brewery for the manufacture of beer.” And the indictment charges, that the traversers, “feloniously, wilfully and unlawfully, did set fire to” the building thus described; “and the same building, used as a brewery for the manufacture of beer as aforesaid, then and there, by such firing as aforesaid, feloniously, wilfully and unlawfully, did burn and consume, contrary to the act of Assembly in such case made and provided,” &c.
There are three counts, all being similar, except stating different owners of the…
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