PROPR1ETAR Y ASSEMBLY OF 1666

Cecilius Calvert, 2nd Lord Baltimore, proprietor
Charles Calvert, governor

April 10-May 3, 1666

			UPPER HOUSE
	Philip Calvert, deputy	Richard Bough t on,	Jerome White (DNS) 1	William Evans
	governor	secretary (DNS) 1	Baker Brooke	Thomas Trueman
		Henry Coursey	Edward Lloyd
			LOWER HOUSE
	ST MARY'S	Richard Blunt	Richard Smith	BALTIMORE
	William Calvert	ANNE ARUNDEL	Thomas Brooke	Thomas Howell
	Robert Slye	Robert Burle	Richard Hall	Nathaniel Utie
	Thomas Notley, speaker	Richard Beard	CHARLES	TALBOT
	Nicholas Young	Thomas Besson	James Neale	William Coursey
	KENT	CALVERT	Zachary Wade	William Hambleton
	Nicholas Pickard	Richard Preston	Gerard Fowke
			Thomas Thorowgood

		Committee Service
	LAWS 2	Young (a)	Utie (b)
	Neale (a)	Beard (a)	Smith (b)
	Thorowgood (a, b)	Slye (a)	Coursey (b)

There is no record that either Boughton or White received a summons to, or attended, this Assembly, although both
men were members of the Council and thus members of the Upper House.

There was not yet a permanent Committee of Laws which served an entire session, but these two committees were
each delegated responsibility for more than one bill and represent more than ad hoc bodies; each brought back approxi-
mately four draft bills.

PROPRIETAR Y ASSEMBLY OF 1669

Cecilius Calvert, 2nd Lord Baltimore, proprietor
Charles Calvert, governor

April 13-May 8, 1669

		UPPER HOUSE
	Philip Calvert, chancellor	Baker Brooke	Thomas Trueman
	Jerome White	Henry Coursey	William Calvert (SW)

		LOWER	HOUSE
	ST MARY'S	ANNE ARUNDEL	CHARLES	Joseph Wickes
	Thomas Notley	William Burgess	Thomas Thorowgood	William Hambleton
	John Morecroft	Samuel Withers	John Bowles	Daniel Clarke
	Robert Slye	Thomas Taillor	Richard Boughton	SOMERSET
	Thomas Dent	Edward Selby	Stephen Mountague	William Stevens
	KENT	CALVERT	BALTIMORE	Stephen Horsey (DNS) 4
	Robert Dunn	Hugh Stanley	John Vanhack	DORCHESTER
	Richard Blunt	Thomas Manning, speaker	Nathaniel Utie	Richard Preston
		Edward Keene	TALBOT
		Richard Hall	Richard Woolman

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