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+ | Bill - regulating elections + | ||
+ | Message from the Senate by Mr Sewall their Secretary, | ||
+ | Mr Speaker, | ||
+ | The Senate have concurred the House in their amendments to the engrossed bill "in addition to an act regulating elections" and also in ordering to be re[underlined]engrossed — and the Secretary withdrew. | ||
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+ | Resolve - compensation to Board of Jurisprudence | ||
+ | Resolve from the Senate for making compensation to the Board of Jurisprudence — was read a 1st & 2nd time and passed to be engrossed in concurrence with the Senate. | ||
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+ | Resolve - laws to be furnished Joseph Story | ||
+ | Resolve from the Senate directing one set of the Laws to be furnished to the Hon. Joseph Story — was read twice + passed to be engrossed in concur-rence with the Senate. | ||
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+ | Rep. on Pet. of Charles Greene | ||
+ | The committee on the petition of Charles Greene reported a Resovle — The report accepted in the Senate, came down for concurrence — and the House concurred. |
Revision as of 19:11, 27 January 2020
141. Bill - regulating elections + Message from the Senate by Mr Sewall their Secretary, Mr Speaker, The Senate have concurred the House in their amendments to the engrossed bill "in addition to an act regulating elections" and also in ordering to be re[underlined]engrossed — and the Secretary withdrew.
Resolve - compensation to Board of Jurisprudence Resolve from the Senate for making compensation to the Board of Jurisprudence — was read a 1st & 2nd time and passed to be engrossed in concurrence with the Senate.
Resolve - laws to be furnished Joseph Story Resolve from the Senate directing one set of the Laws to be furnished to the Hon. Joseph Story — was read twice + passed to be engrossed in concur-rence with the Senate.
Rep. on Pet. of Charles Greene The committee on the petition of Charles Greene reported a Resovle — The report accepted in the Senate, came down for concurrence — and the House concurred.