We are referred by the relator to section 3304 as allowing fees for the services referred to in charges b., k., l., m., and the first item of b.b., but the same having been rendered in criminal actions or proceedings, such section did not apply, as before stated, and no fee having been allowed by law for the performance of such services, the relator was required under the provisions of section 252 of the Judiciary Law to execute the same without fee or reward. ( Matter of Walsh v. Supervisors, 20 App. Div. 489.) There remains to be considered the charges made by the relator for services and disbursements as county clerk embraced in the remaining twenty-one groups.