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Bill "to prevent and to punish Trespasses" being reported with amendments which are adopted. | Bill "to prevent and to punish Trespasses" being reported with amendments which are adopted. | ||
Read a third time & passed to be engrossed. | Read a third time & passed to be engrossed. | ||
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| − | Bill "for the restraining the taking of excessive usury" came back from the Senate endorsed as follows viz | + | |
| + | Bill "for the restraining the taking of excessive usury" came back from the Senate endorsed as follows viz. | ||
In Senate March 6th 1821 | In Senate March 6th 1821 | ||
The Senate adhere to the vote by which they passed this Bill to be engrossed, as taken into a new draft - ordered to lay on the table. | The Senate adhere to the vote by which they passed this Bill to be engrossed, as taken into a new draft - ordered to lay on the table. | ||
| − | [Bill - Sheriffs, | + | [Bill - Sheriffs, Coroners] |
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Bill "defining the general Powers & Duties and regulating the office of Sheriffs and of Constables" came back from the Senate endorsed as follows: viz | Bill "defining the general Powers & Duties and regulating the office of Sheriffs and of Constables" came back from the Senate endorsed as follows: viz | ||
| − | The Senate nonconcur in the further amendment proposed by the House at O and adhere to their | + | In Senate March 6th 1821 |
| + | The Senate nonconcur in the further amendment proposed by the House at O and adhere to their vote passing this Bill to be engrossed. | ||
Ordered to be on the table. | Ordered to be on the table. | ||
[Leave of absence] | [Leave of absence] | ||
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Mr. Low of Lyman has leave of absence after Saturday next. | Mr. Low of Lyman has leave of absence after Saturday next. | ||
[Conference on Bill respecting Usury] | [Conference on Bill respecting Usury] | ||
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Ordered that Messrs Holland of Jay, Moody of Kennebunk and Rollins of Nobleborough be a committee to confer with such committee as the Senate may appoint, on the subject of difference of the two Houses regarding the Bill for the restraining the taking of excessive usury." | Ordered that Messrs Holland of Jay, Moody of Kennebunk and Rollins of Nobleborough be a committee to confer with such committee as the Senate may appoint, on the subject of difference of the two Houses regarding the Bill for the restraining the taking of excessive usury." | ||
| − | Sent down for | + | Sent down for concurrence. |
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| + | [Committee - to consider if necessary to amend law concerning S.J.C.] | ||
| − | + | Ordered that Messrs Atherton of Prospect, Wheeler of Camden and Moody of Kennebunk be a committee to enquire into the necessity or | |
| − | Ordered that Messrs Atherton of Prospect, | ||
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[Bill - prevent trespasses -]
Bill "to prevent and to punish Trespasses" being reported with amendments which are adopted. Read a third time & passed to be engrossed. Sent up for concurrence.
[Bill - usury]
Bill "for the restraining the taking of excessive usury" came back from the Senate endorsed as follows viz. In Senate March 6th 1821 The Senate adhere to the vote by which they passed this Bill to be engrossed, as taken into a new draft - ordered to lay on the table.
[Bill - Sheriffs, Coroners]
Bill "defining the general Powers & Duties and regulating the office of Sheriffs and of Constables" came back from the Senate endorsed as follows: viz In Senate March 6th 1821 The Senate nonconcur in the further amendment proposed by the House at O and adhere to their vote passing this Bill to be engrossed. Ordered to be on the table.
[Leave of absence]
Mr. Low of Lyman has leave of absence after Saturday next.
[Conference on Bill respecting Usury]
Ordered that Messrs Holland of Jay, Moody of Kennebunk and Rollins of Nobleborough be a committee to confer with such committee as the Senate may appoint, on the subject of difference of the two Houses regarding the Bill for the restraining the taking of excessive usury." Sent down for concurrence.
[Committee - to consider if necessary to amend law concerning S.J.C.]
Ordered that Messrs Atherton of Prospect, Wheeler of Camden and Moody of Kennebunk be a committee to enquire into the necessity or