Mainpernor

6 A surety that a defendant would appear and answer all charges. " Bail " are sureties fora specified matter, expressly stipulated. They may imprison or surrender at any time; whereas, "mainpernors" can do neither.** Mainprize. The writ or proceeding by which a defendant was committed to mainpernors.' March, 1879 (second, third, fourth classes); 1 Sup. R. S. 455; also, E. S. §§ 3S96-3913. * F. mekaing, abatement of strength from hurt; mutilation. ^ Eidenour v. State, 38 Ohio St. 273 (1883). = State V. Harris, 11 Iowa, «6 (1860); Regina v. Bullock, 11 Cox, Or. C. 127 (1S6S). * Rex V. Beare, 1 Ld. Ray. 417 5 4B1.

Com. 307; 3 id. 71.