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386 Proceedings of the Council of Maryland, 1722.
Lib. x. Resolved that the third Tuesday in July will be a proper time to call a new Assembly Ordered that Writts issue Accordingly returnable the third Tuesday in July
Maryland sst By the Honourable Charles Calvert Esqr Capt General Lieut Govr &c.
A Proclamation
Whereas there is no Emergent Occasion for the meeting of the Assembly at the day it is adjourned to and that the three years the usual Term of the Assemblys Continuance since the Election of the present Members of the Lower p. 40 House will expire the fifteenth day of May next I have thought fit with the advice of his Lordships Council of State to dissolve this present Assembly and I do hereby dissolve the same and I do strictly charge and Command the several Sheriffs of this province to publish this my proclamation in their Several Counties in the most publick manner to the end that all Persons Concern'd may have Notice as they will Answer the Contrary at their perill Given at Annapolis this 9th day of April in the 7th year of the dominion of the right Honourable Charles Absolute Lord and proprietary of the province of Maryland and Avalon Lord Baron of Baltimore &c. Annoq Domini 1722
At a Council held at Annapolis July the at his Excel lencys House in Annapolis aforesaid 1722
Present in Council
The honble Charles Calvert, Esqr Governor
Colo William Holland Colo Samuel Young
h h bl Phile: Lloyd Esqr t e on e Colo Richard Tilghman Councillors James Bowles Esqr Colo M T Ward
A Letter from Daniel Dulany Esqr his Lordships Attorney General declaring his opinion whether upon a New Election of Assembly men their meeting may be prolong'd beyond the lime mentioned in the Writs of Election notwithstanding they had not met and chose a Speaker was laid before the
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