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-urer of the State, which was read & placed on the files of the House. | -urer of the State, which was read & placed on the files of the House. | ||
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[Committee -- admission of attornies &c] | [Committee -- admission of attornies &c] | ||
| − | On motion of Mr | + | On motion of Mr Scammon, |
| − | Ordered, that Mr | + | Ordered, that Mr Scammon, Abbot and Hutchins be a committee to see what alterations if any, are necessary in the act regulating the admission of Attornies and authorizing particular persons in certain cases to prosecute and defend suits at Law, with leave to report by bill or otherwise. - read and passed. |
| − | [pet. Dudley Fogg & al] | + | [pet. - Dudley Fogg & al] |
On motion of Mr Fuller, | On motion of Mr Fuller, | ||
| − | Ordered, | + | Ordered, That the Senate be requested to take from their files and send to this House, the petition of Dudley Fogg & others (with the accompanying papers) praying to be annexed to Readfield - read and passed. |
[pet. Westerly part of Frankfort] | [pet. Westerly part of Frankfort] | ||
| − | An order came from the Senate referring the petition of the Westerly part of Frankfort to be annexed to Monroe, to the | + | An order came from the Senate referring the petition of the Westerly part of Frankfort to be annexed to Monroe, to the Committee on the incorporation of towns, for concurrence - and the House concurred. |
[Rep - Concord] | [Rep - Concord] | ||
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Report, on the petition of Concord granting leave to bring in a bill, came down for concurrence - and the House concurred. | Report, on the petition of Concord granting leave to bring in a bill, came down for concurrence - and the House concurred. | ||
| − | [pet - | + | [pet - Ezl. Whitman] |
Petition, of Ezekiel Whitman for an increase of his salary as Chief Justice of the Court of Common Pleas, was read and referred to Messrs Emery Parker of Gardiner & Todd. | Petition, of Ezekiel Whitman for an increase of his salary as Chief Justice of the Court of Common Pleas, was read and referred to Messrs Emery Parker of Gardiner & Todd. | ||
| − | [pet. | + | [pet. Cong. Par. Westbrook] |
Petition, of the congregational Parish in Westbrook on the subject of their parish tax, was referred to | Petition, of the congregational Parish in Westbrook on the subject of their parish tax, was referred to | ||
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61.
-urer of the State, which was read & placed on the files of the House.
[Committee -- admission of attornies &c]
On motion of Mr Scammon, Ordered, that Mr Scammon, Abbot and Hutchins be a committee to see what alterations if any, are necessary in the act regulating the admission of Attornies and authorizing particular persons in certain cases to prosecute and defend suits at Law, with leave to report by bill or otherwise. - read and passed.
[pet. - Dudley Fogg & al]
On motion of Mr Fuller, Ordered, That the Senate be requested to take from their files and send to this House, the petition of Dudley Fogg & others (with the accompanying papers) praying to be annexed to Readfield - read and passed.
[pet. Westerly part of Frankfort]
An order came from the Senate referring the petition of the Westerly part of Frankfort to be annexed to Monroe, to the Committee on the incorporation of towns, for concurrence - and the House concurred.
[Rep - Concord]
Report, on the petition of Concord granting leave to bring in a bill, came down for concurrence - and the House concurred.
[pet - Ezl. Whitman]
Petition, of Ezekiel Whitman for an increase of his salary as Chief Justice of the Court of Common Pleas, was read and referred to Messrs Emery Parker of Gardiner & Todd.
[pet. Cong. Par. Westbrook]
Petition, of the congregational Parish in Westbrook on the subject of their parish tax, was referred to