| 1642. |
APPENDIX.
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| 1643. |
A proclamation issued the 28th March
1643, for the Freemen to be at a General
Assembly at St. Mary's on the 3d April following. But it does not
appear, by
any record, whether they met accordingly, or what their proceedings (if
any)
were. |
| 1644. |
A proclamation issued the 16th November
1644, for holding a General Assembly,
and summoning all Freemen inhabiting within the Province to be at the said
Assembly, either by themselves, or their Proxies or Burgesses, to consult
and
advise, &c. at St. Mary's, on Tuesday the 3d December following.
The Secretary
was authorised (in case of the governor's absence at St. Mary's on the
said 3d
of December) to prorogue it to such further day, as he should think fit.
But no
record appears of their meeting, proceedings, or prorogation, in pursuance
of
the above-mentioned authority. |
1644. |
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13 CÆCILIUS LORD BALTIMORE.
At a General Assembly, holden at St. Mary's the 11th day
of February 1644,
THE HONOURABLE
LEONARD CALVERT, ESQ. GENERAL.
THE FOLLOWING LAWS WERE ENACTED: |
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CHAP. I.
An act for the Defence of the Province. Expired. |
1646. |
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15 CÆCILIUS LORD BALTIMORE.
At a General Assembly, held at St. Inegoe's Fort the 29th
December 1646, and ended the 2d day of January following,
THE HONOURABLE
LEONARD CALVERT, ESQ. GENERAL.
THE FOLLOWING LAWS WERE ENACTED: |
Passed 2d of Jan.
1646. |
CHAP. I.
An act for Customs. Repealed by 1661, ch. 6. |
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Ditto. |
CHAP. II.
An act touching Judicature.
Confirmed among the perpetual Laws by
1676, ch. 2, and at length repealed
by 1678, ch. 16. |
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N. B. The act of 1650, ch. 6,
takes notice of the Sheriffs fees set down and
expressed in an act of Assembly made at St. Inegoe's Fort the 2d January
1646,
then remaining upon Record with the Secretary, and confirms the same 'til
a
further settlement therein.
And no other traces of the acts or proceedings of this
session appear upon
record. |
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