Date. Place. Adjourned.

1788 May 12th................Annapolis.......................May 27th.
November 3d,.........Annapolis......... ..............December 23d.

1789 November 2d..........Annapolis ................ .....December 26th

1790 November 1st.........Annapolis ..... ................December 22d.

1791 November 7th,........Annapolis......................,December 30th

1792 April 2d. .................Annapolis......... ..............April 6th.
November 5th.........Annapolis...... .................December 23d .

1793 November 4th.........Annapolis...... .................December 29th

1794 November 3d. .........Annapolis.......................December 27th

1795 November 2d,.........,Annapolis................. ....December 24th

1796 November 7th .........Annapolis...... .................December 31st.

1797 November 6th.........Annapolis................. .....Jan. 21st, 1798.

1798 November 5th... .....Annapolis,......................Jan. 20th, 1799.

1799 November 4th.........Annapolis.......................Jan. 3d, 1800.

1800 November 3d...........Annapolis.......................December 19th

1801 November 2d...........Annapolis.............. ........December 1st.

1802 November 1st.........Annapolis.......................Jan. 11th, 1803.

1803 November 7th.........Annapolis.......................Jan. 7th, 1804.

1804 November 5th.........Annapolis.......................Jan. 20th, 1805.

1805 November 4th ........Annapolis.......................Jan. 28th, 1806.

1806 November 3d...........Annapolis.......................Jan. 5th, 1807.

1807 November 2d...........Annapolis.......................Jan. 20th, 1808.

1808 November 7th........ Annapolis.......................December 25th
1809' June 5th, .................Annapolis...... ......... ........June 10th.
November 6th......... Annapolis.......................Jan. 8th, 1810.

1810 November 5th.........Annapolis,......................December 25th

1811 November 4th.........Annapolis.......................Jan. 7th, 1812.
1812 (2) June 15111 ........,......Annapolis......................,June 18th.

November 2d.........,.Annapolis......... ...... ........Jan. 2d, 1813.
1813 (3) May 17th.................Annapolis............... ........May 30th,
1813* December 6th.........Annapolis.......................Jan. 31st, 1814.

1814 December 5th...... Annapolis......................Feb. 3d, 1815.

1815 December 4th.........Annapolis...... ......... ....... Jan. 30th, 1816.

1816 December 2d...........Annapolis............... ..... .Feb. 5th, 1817.

1817 December 1st.......... Annapolis....................... Feb. 16th, 1818.

1818 December 7th.........Annapolis.......................Feb. 19th,1819.

1819 December 6th.........Annapolis.......................Feb. 15th, 1820

1820 December 4th.........Annapolis ......................Feb. 19th, 1821

1821 December 3d.... ....Annapolis.......................Feb. 23d, 1822.

1822 December 2d...........Annapolis.......................Feb. 24th, 1823
1823 (5) December 1st..........Annapolis,......................Feb. 25th, 1824.
1824 December 6th.........Annapolis.......................Feb. 26th, 1825.
1825" December 26th........Annapolis.......................Mar. 9th, 1826.

1826 December 25th........Annapolis,......................Mar. 13th, 1827

1827 December 31st........Annapolis.......................Mar. 16th, 1828.

1- This session was called by Governor wright to elect his successor, he having
resigned. The Assembly elected Gov. Lloyd and passed an amendment to the Con-
stitution, which was ratified at the November session, providing for the succession
in the event of the death or resignation of the Governor, making it unnecessary to
call the Legislature for that purpose.

2- Extra session called by Governor Bowie to provide for arming and equipping
the militia for service in the war with Great Britain.

3- Extra session called by Governor winder to raise troops for the defence of
Annapolis and Baltimore, as there was a large hostile fleet in the Chesapeake.

4-By Act of 1811. ch. 211, confirmed by Act of 1812, ch. 129, the date of meeting
was changed to the first Monday in December.

5- An act extending civil rights and religious privileges by removing religious
tests for office was introduced and carried through by Benedict J. Semmes. Ch. 84
of 1822, confirmed by ch. 116 of 1823.

6- By Act of 1833, ch. 111. confirmed by Act of 1824, ch. 73, the date of meeting
was changed to last Monday in December.