INDEX. 989

MEMORIALS—

From 33 citizens of Baltimore, urging the
speedy passage of the Convention and Municipal
bills, 346.

From 18 citizens of Harford county, in favor of
granting a private road to Wm. J. Bowman, 367.

From citizens of Baltimore in favor of the pas-
sage of the Constitutional Convention and Muni-
cipal bills, 371.

From J. Howard McHenry and other citizens
of Baltimore county, against any change in the
charter of the Baltimore and Potomac Railroad
Conpany, 421.

From R. E. Tydings and other citizens of Bal-
timore county, against any change in the charter
of the Baltimore and Potomac Railroad Company,
422.

From John Stowe and others, in favor of run-
ning the cars on Sunday, 422.

From Wm. McAllister and 'other citizens of
Baltimore, in favor of running the cars on Sun-
day, 422.

From John Weiss and others, citizens of Balti-
more, in favor of running the cars on Sunday, 422.

From R. Wheeler Brown, and other citizens
of Baltimore, in favor of running the cars on
Sunday, 422.

From the mechanics of Baltimore, in reference
to running the cars on Sunday, 449.

From Washington Booth, and others, against
any change in the present Municipal Government
of the city of Baltimore, 475.

From John C Bridges and 60 others, remon-
strating against Sunday cars and repeal of Sun-
day law, 476.

From merchants of Baltimore, asking relief
from exhorbitant charges in the Court of Appeals,
511.

From John W. Randolph, against the bill in
relation to the election of Mayor and City Coun-
cil of Baltimore, 520.

MERCHANTS' STEAMSHIP LINE—Leave granted to re-
port a bill to amend the charter of the, 422; bill