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  1. 121
    On the petition of the towns of Lexington and West Cambridge, to be relieved from their obligation to contribute to the support of the bridge over Charles River, between the towns of Cambridge and Brighton, formerly called the Great Bridge, over Charles River in Cambridge, the joint committee having heard the petitioners and remonstrants, report the following facts

    On the petition of the towns of Lexington and West Cambridge, to be relieved from their obligation to contribute to the support of the bridge over Charles River, between the towns...

    Published 1833
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  2. 122
    The Joint Committee on Railways and Canals, to whom was referred the petition of Nathan Hale and others, directors of the Boston and Worcester Rail Road Corporation, for a rail road from Worcester to the line of the state, have attended to the duty assigned them and ask leave to report a bill

    The Joint Committee on Railways and Canals, to whom was referred the petition of Nathan Hale and others, directors of the Boston and Worcester Rail Road Corporation, for a rail roa...

    Published 1833
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  3. 123
    Ordered, that Messrs. Hoyt and Parker, with such as the House may join, be a Committee to inquire into the expediency of providing by law, that, hereafter all claims against the Commonwealth, by any city, town, or district for the support of state paupers, shall be so made as to include all claims for such charge, against the Commonwealth up to the first day of January annually and that some uniform mode may be prescribed for making out said accounts.

    Ordered, that Messrs. Hoyt and Parker, with such as the House may join, be a Committee to inquire into the expediency of providing by law, that, hereafter all claims against the Co...

    Published 1831
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  4. 124
    At a General Court held at Boston the 3d. of May 1676 For defraying the charges already expended upon the warre, and other charges arising in the further prosecution thereof ..

    At a General Court held at Boston the 3d. of May 1676 For defraying the charges already expended upon the warre, and other charges arising in the further prosecution thereof ..

    Published 1676
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  5. 125
    An act in addition to an act entitled "An act for preventing fraud in the admeasurement of salt and grain."

    An act in addition to an act entitled "An act for preventing fraud in the admeasurement of salt and grain."

    Published 1831
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  6. 126
    The joint committee, who were directed to inquire what legislation may be necessary to provide for the contingency of the adoption of the amendment to the Constitution, recently agreed to by the General Court, have instructed me to submit the accompanying bill, as their report in part

    The joint committee, who were directed to inquire what legislation may be necessary to provide for the contingency of the adoption of the amendment to the Constitution, recently ag...

    Published 1840
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  7. 127
    The committee, to whom was referred the letter of Major General Sewall of the 8th Division of the militia, covering his orders for a draft from the militia of that division, as also the papers accompanying the same, have examined the documents, and ... beg leave to report

    The committee, to whom was referred the letter of Major General Sewall of the 8th Division of the militia, covering his orders for a draft from the militia of that division, as als...

    Published 1808
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  8. 128
    The committee of both Houses, appointed to consider certain resolutions of the Legislature of Vermont, have attended that service, and ask leave to report the following resolves, which are submitted

    The committee of both Houses, appointed to consider certain resolutions of the Legislature of Vermont, have attended that service, and ask leave to report the following resolves, w...

    Published 1808
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  9. 129
    Ordered, that a committee of five be appointed, with such as the Senate may join, to take into consideration and report upon the expediency of instructing our senators, and requesting our representatives in Congress, to oppose the passage of a bill introduced into the Senate of the United States, December 27, 1839, for repealing the act laying a duty upon imported salt, granting a bounty upon pickled fish exported, and allowing bounty to vessels employed in the fisheries

    Ordered, that a committee of five be appointed, with such as the Senate may join, to take into consideration and report upon the expediency of instructing our senators, and request...

    Published 1840
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  10. 130
    Ordered, that so much of the governor's address as relates to the election laws, and the right of suffrage, be referred to Messrs Davis and Pratt, with such as the House may join

    Ordered, that so much of the governor's address as relates to the election laws, and the right of suffrage, be referred to Messrs Davis and Pratt, with such as the House may join

    Published 1840
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  11. 131
    Ordered, that Messrs. Jenks, of Nantucket, Lewis, of Boston, Couch, of Newburyport, with such as the Senate may join, be a committee to consider the expediency of providing by law for the effectual abolishment of imprisonment for debt, in all cases not involving fraud

    Ordered, that Messrs. Jenks, of Nantucket, Lewis, of Boston, Couch, of Newburyport, with such as the Senate may join, be a committee to consider the expediency of providing by law...

    Published 1840
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  12. 132
    Mr. Russell, of West Cambridge, moves to strike out all after the enacting clause, of the bill concerning Charles River and Warren Bridges, and to insert the following

    Mr. Russell, of West Cambridge, moves to strike out all after the enacting clause, of the bill concerning Charles River and Warren Bridges, and to insert the following

    Published 1839
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  13. 133
    Ordered, that Messrs. Whitmarsh and S. Wood, be a committee to be joined to consider the expediency of requiring the cashiers of the several banks and of the clerks or secretaries of manufacturing and other incorporated companies and all monied institutions, to give to the assessors of any town in this commonwealth, the number of shares and amount of stock standing in the name of, or owned by any person who is a resident in the town of which such applicant is an assessor

    Ordered, that Messrs. Whitmarsh and S. Wood, be a committee to be joined to consider the expediency of requiring the cashiers of the several banks and of the clerks or secretaries...

    Published 1840
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  14. 134
    The committee to whom was referred the bill entitled "An act providing for the use of broad rimed wheels," have according to order had the same under consideration, and after mature deliberation on the subject, ask leave to report

    The committee to whom was referred the bill entitled "An act providing for the use of broad rimed wheels," have according to order had the same under consideration, and after matur...

    Published 1827
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  15. 135
    The committee appointed at the last session of the legislature, to take into consideration the condition of the native Indians and descendants of native Indians, in this commonwealth

    The committee appointed at the last session of the legislature, to take into consideration the condition of the native Indians and descendants of native Indians, in this commonweal...

    Published 1827
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  16. 136
    An act, providing for the inspection of sole leather

    An act, providing for the inspection of sole leather

    Published 1827
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  17. 137
    The Committee to whom was referred the memorial of the Proprietors of Charles River Bridge, report

    The Committee to whom was referred the memorial of the Proprietors of Charles River Bridge, report

    Published 1837
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  18. 138
    The committee of both Houses, who had under consideration the expediency of adopting some regulation, respecting the practice of land surveying, have attended the service assigned them, and submit the following report

    The committee of both Houses, who had under consideration the expediency of adopting some regulation, respecting the practice of land surveying, have attended the service assigned...

    Published 1822
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  19. 139
    An act concerning proceedings at law

    An act concerning proceedings at law

    Published 1839
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  20. 140
    The committee of both Houses to whom was referred the petition of the inhabitants of Charlestown, Peter Tufts, and others, and Abraham Thompson, and others, praying the legislature to inquire into the right the proprietors of the Canal Bridge, the Lechmere Point, and Prison Point Dam Corporations have, to demand toll of persons passing from Charlestown to Cambridge, and if no right exists to take efficient measures to restore the public to the free use of the highway, have had the same under consideration, and ask leave to report the following state of facts, as they appeared to your committee, from the records and parole testimony

    The committee of both Houses to whom was referred the petition of the inhabitants of Charlestown, Peter Tufts, and others, and Abraham Thompson, and others, praying the legislature...

    Published 1822
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