INDEX. 1171

CONVENTIONS CONSTITUTIONAL—

Joint resolutions of Mr. Evans as to creating,
changing and amending Constitution, first, 144;
informally postponed, 198; second and passed,
314; returned passed, 615.

Response of the Comptroller relative to the
cost qf the Convention of 1864, 351.

CONSTITUTION OF THE STATE—Order recognizing
it, 3.

CONVENTION—Leave to take the sense of the people for
and against, 10; joint committee appointed, 12;
favorable report and first, 51, 104; returned from
the Senate passed, 1053.

COTTON FACTORIES—Petition for the ten hour system in
and to protect minor operatives, 189, 307; leave
to report such a bill, 194; favorable report and
first, 302; third and passed, 391.

COURTS—The Clerks of in the State ordered to report the
number of days in session, during the year 1866,
107; said reports, 189, 190.

Leave to amend Act of January session, 1866,
to repeal sections 43, 44, Art. 6, Code Local, re-
lating to the Circuit Court for Caroline County,
101; favorable report and first, 235; second, 336;
third and passed, 373.

Leave to report a bill in relation to the concur-
rent jurisdiction of the Orphans' Courts and
Courts of Equity, 254.

Leave to amend section 52, Art. 8, relating to
the terms of the Circuit Court for Cecil county,
281; favorable report and first, 312; second, 538;
third and passed, 592.

Leave to authorise them to decree the sale of
land in certain cases whore infants and non-resi-.
dents are interested, 400; favorable report and
first, 911; second. 986; third and passed, 992.

See "Baltimore-city"—See "Baltimore "coun-
ty."

Leave to authorize the Courts 'of this State to
pass rules as to motions for new trials, 656.

Favorable report of a bill to amend Act of
1864, ch. 280, relating to a stenographer for the
Superior Court, to extend the same to the Court