Date. Place. Adjourned.

1757 April 8th.................Baltimore-town..............May 9th.
September 28th......Annapolis......... .............December 16th.

1758 February 13th.........Annapolis......................March 9th.
March 28th............Annapolis..................... May 13th.
October 23d ...........Annapolis......................November 4th.
November 22d.........Annapolis......... .............December 24th

1759 April 4th................Annapolis......................April 17th.

1760 March 22d............ Annapolis...................... April 11th.
September 26th.... ..Annapolis..................... October 15th.

1761 April 13th...............Annapolis......................May 6th.

1762 March 17th.............Annapolis.......................April 24th.

1763 October 4th............Annapolis.................... ..November 26th

1765 September 23d........Annapolis......... ...... ........September 28th
November 1st.........Annapolis.......................December 20th

1766 May 9th...................Annapolis.......................May 27th.
November 1st.........Annapolis......... ........ .....December 6th.

1768 May 24th.................Annapolis...... ......... ........June 22d.

1769 November 17th.........Annapolis......... ..............December 20th

1770 September 25th.......Annapolis...... ......... ........November 2d.
November 6th......... Annapolis.......................November 21st

1771 October 2d..............Annapolis.......................November 30th
1773 June 15th ..............Annapolis....................... July 3d.

November 16th.........Annapolis............ ...........December 23d.
1774 1 March 23d...............Annapolis.......................April 19th.

STATE ASSEMBLIES.

The Provincial Convention met June 24th, 1774, and under its
authority the Constitutional Convention met on August 14th, 1776.
The Declaration of Rights was agreed to by the Convention on Novem-
ber 2d, 1776, and the Constitution on November 8th, 1776.

The first General Assembly, under the authority of the State, was
convened by the Council of Safety February, 1777. The Constitution
of 1776 provided that the Assembly should meet annually on the first
Monday of November, and, if necessary, oftener.

1777 February 5th..........Annapolis.......................April 20th.
June l6th................Annapolis..................... June 29th.
October 31st...........Annapolis.......................December 3d.

1778 March 17th............ Annapolis... ...................April 22d.
June 8th..................Annapolis...... ......... . ......June 23d.
October 26th...........Annapolis.......................December 15th

1779 March 9th................Annapolis........................March 25th,
July 22d......... .........Annapolis...... ..... ...........August 15th.
November 8th ........Annapolis.......................December 30th

1780 March 23d...............Annapolis.......................May 16th.
June 7th ................Annapolis.......................July 5th.
October 17th.......... Annapolis.......................Feb. 2d, 1781.

1781 May 10th................Annapolis.......................June 27th.
November 1st...........Annapolis.......................Jan. 22d 1782.

1782 April 25th...............Annapolis.......................June 15th.
November 4th..........Annapolis........................Jan. 15th, 1783.

1783 April 21st................Annapolis...................... June 1st.
November 3d........... Annapolis... ....................December 26th

1784 November 1st........Annapolis.......................Jan.22d, 1785.

1785 November 7th........... Annapolis....................... Mar. 12th, 1786

1786 November 6th.........Annapolis......................Jan. 20th, 1787.

1787 April 10th.............. Annapolis......... ..............May 26th.
November 5th.........Annapolis............... .......December 17th

1 Last meeting of the Assembly under the Proprietary Government. On June
13th. 1778, Governor Eden issued writs for a new Assembly to be held on July 25th.
It was his last official act, and the Convention resolved that the writs be not
obeyed.