1835.

LAWS OF MARYLAND.

CHAP. 295

SEC. 7. And be if enacted, That said first light divi-

Rights of first light

sion, and the brigades, regiments, and companies at-

division

tached to it, shall continue to have all the rights and

privileges, secured to uniformed volunteer corps, by

the act of eighteen hundred and twenty three, chapter

one hundred and eighty eight, or by any supplement

thereto.

As to parades

SEC. 8. And be it enacted, That in lieu of the parades

directed by the said act of eighteen hundred and twenty-

three, chapter one hundred and eighty-eight, or by any

supplement thereto, the militia of the city of Baltimore

shall in each and every year hereafter parade for ex-

ercise, discipline and inspection, as follows: — The

First light brigade

first light division on the first Monday in May, the

first Monday in June, the twelfth day of September,

Artillery brigade

and the second Monday in October; The artillery

brigade on the first Tuesday in May, the first Tuesday

in June, the twelfth day of September, and the second

Third brigade

Tuesday in October; the third brigade on the first

Wednesday in May, the first Wednesday in June, the

twelfth day of September, and the first Wednesday in

Fourteenth brigade

October; the fourteenth brigade on the first Thursday

in May, the first Thursday in June, the twelfth day of

September, and the first Thursday in October; and the

company parades

said parades in May shall be company parades; the

Regiment parades

parades in June shall be regimental parades, for in-

Brigade parades

spection; and the parades in October shall be brigade

parades, and shall take place at one o'clock, P. M.

Division parades

and the parades on the twelfth day of September shall

be division parades, and shall take place at eight

Power to postpone

o'clock, A. M.; and the commanding officer of the first

light division shall have power to postpone any of the

four parades directed for said division; the command-

ing officer of the third division shall have power to

postpone the parade of that division for the twelfth of

September; and the commanding officer of brigades in

the third division, shall have power to postpone the

parades of May, June and October, agreeably to the

thirteenth section of the act of eighteen hundred and

twenty-three, chapter one hundred and eighty-eight.

Officers to appoint

SEC. 9. And be it enacted, That the commanding of-

place of meeting

ficer of each of said divisions shall on or before the first