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    An act to incorporate the Hartford and Springfield Rail-road Corporation

    An act to incorporate the Hartford and Springfield Rail-road Corporation

    Published 1839
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    Report and bill to aid the construction of the Norwich and Worcester Rail-road

    Report and bill to aid the construction of the Norwich and Worcester Rail-road

    Published 1837
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    Mr. Child moves to amend the bill concerning the use of rail-roads by inserting the following, to wit

    Mr. Child moves to amend the bill concerning the use of rail-roads by inserting the following, to wit

    Published 1839
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    The Joint Committee on Railways and Canals, to whom was committed the petition of the Boston and Lowell Rail-road Corporation, have examined the subject, and ask leave to report a bill

    The Joint Committee on Railways and Canals, to whom was committed the petition of the Boston and Lowell Rail-road Corporation, have examined the subject, and ask leave to report a...

    Published 1837
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    Petition to the Hon. the Senate and House of Representatives of the Commonwealth of Massachusetts, in General Court assembled : the petition of us, the subscribers, interested in the burying ground in East Attleborough, respectfully represents ...

    Petition to the Hon. the Senate and House of Representatives of the Commonwealth of Massachusetts, in General Court assembled : the petition of us, the subscribers, interested in t... by Daggett, John, 1805-1885

    Published 1834
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    The Committee on Railways and Canals, on the part of the Senate, to whom was recommitted the bill in addition to an act for defining the rights and duties of railroad corporations, in certain cases, and the memorial of the Boston and Worcester Rail-road Corporation in relation thereto, report said bill as taken into the accompanying new draft

    The Committee on Railways and Canals, on the part of the Senate, to whom was recommitted the bill in addition to an act for defining the rights and duties of railroad corporations,...

    Published 1835
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    Ordered, that the Committee on Rail-roads and Canals on the part of the Senate, be instructed to inquire and report upon the expediency of repealing or modifying the act in relation to petitions for acts of incorporations for canals, rail-roads and turnpike companies, passed March 25, 1833

    Ordered, that the Committee on Rail-roads and Canals on the part of the Senate, be instructed to inquire and report upon the expediency of repealing or modifying the act in relatio...

    Published 1835
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    An act in addition to the thirty-ninth chapter of the Revised statutes, of turnpike, rail-road and canal corporations

    An act in addition to the thirty-ninth chapter of the Revised statutes, of turnpike, rail-road and canal corporations

    Published 1836
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    Report on order relative to the public use of rail-roads

    Report on order relative to the public use of rail-roads

    Published 1837
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    Ordered, that Messrs. Hubbard and Bates of the Senate, and Lincoln, of Hingham, Giles, of Cambridge, Stevenson, of Boston, Chamberlin, of Dalton, and Avery, of Marblehead, of the House, the committee who have under consideration the application of the Western Rail-road Corporation for aid from the State, be directed to ascertain and report the number of stockholders in said corporation

    Ordered, that Messrs. Hubbard and Bates of the Senate, and Lincoln, of Hingham, Giles, of Cambridge, Stevenson, of Boston, Chamberlin, of Dalton, and Avery, of Marblehead, of the H...

    Published 1841
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    The joint special committee to whom was committed the petition of Francis Jackson and others, and sundry other petitioners, for a law securing to colored persons equal rights in rail-road accommodation, also the remonstrance of Joseph Nunn, and sundry others, of Salem, respectfully submit the subjoined report

    The joint special committee to whom was committed the petition of Francis Jackson and others, and sundry other petitioners, for a law securing to colored persons equal rights in ra...

    Published 1842
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    An act in addition to the thirty-ninth chapter of the Revised statutes, of turnpike, rail-road and canal corporations

    An act in addition to the thirty-ninth chapter of the Revised statutes, of turnpike, rail-road and canal corporations

    Published 1836
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    The Joint Committee on Railways and Canals, to whom was committed the petition of the Boston and Providence Rail-road Corporation, for increase of capital, ask leave to report a bill

    The Joint Committee on Railways and Canals, to whom was committed the petition of the Boston and Providence Rail-road Corporation, for increase of capital, ask leave to report a bi...

    Published 1836
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    The Committee on Railways and Canals, to whom were committed the petition of the Worcester and Norwich Rail-Road Company, and the petition of the Boston, Norwich, and New London Rail-Road Company, praying for the union of said corporations, have considered the same, and ask leave to report the accompanying bill

    The Committee on Railways and Canals, to whom were committed the petition of the Worcester and Norwich Rail-Road Company, and the petition of the Boston, Norwich, and New London Ra...

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    Ordered, that the Committee on Railways and Canals, be instructed to enquire, whether any, and if any, what alterations are necessary in the general laws concerning rail-road corporations

    Ordered, that the Committee on Railways and Canals, be instructed to enquire, whether any, and if any, what alterations are necessary in the general laws concerning rail-road corpo...

    Published 1836
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    The Committee on Roads and Bridges to whom was referred the petition of Henry Gardner and others, praying for authority to make a road, establish a ferry, and erect and maintain tide mills near the village of Fall River, and also the petition of Andrew Robeson and others, in aid of said petition of Henry Gardner and others; praying a grant of a rail-road in connection with the objects prayed for in that petition, report a bill thereon. Per order of the committee, Geo. A. Tufts, chairman

    The Committee on Roads and Bridges to whom was referred the petition of Henry Gardner and others, praying for authority to make a road, establish a ferry, and erect and maintain ti...

    Published 1835
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    Report and bill regulating the use of rail-roads

    Report and bill regulating the use of rail-roads

    Published 1839
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    The memorial of the undersigned, directors of the Boston and Worcester Rail-road, respectfully represents: That the undersigned are apprehensive that if the bill reported by a joint committee ... should be passed into a law, it will subject the proprietors of rail-roads in this commonwealth to great inconvenience, without any adequate advantage to the public

    The memorial of the undersigned, directors of the Boston and Worcester Rail-road, respectfully represents: That the undersigned are apprehensive that if the bill reported by a join...

    Published 1835
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    Mr. Morey moves to amend the bill to regulate the use of rail-roads, as follows

    Mr. Morey moves to amend the bill to regulate the use of rail-roads, as follows

    Published 1839
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