INDEX.                                    945

MARRIAGE LICENSES—                             

               Order adopted, permitting Rev. N. Wilson and

          other Ministers of the Gospel, of this Stale, to with-

                draw their memorials in reference to, from the files of

the House, 633.

MCDOWELL AND GABLE—Order adopted that leave be

           granted to, to withdraw from the files of the House

the memorials and accompanying papers filed in the

case of Messrs., at the last session of the Legisla-

ture, and that the same be referred to the Committee

on Claims, 64; memorial of, presented and referred,

68.                                                                     

McCULLOUGH, PASSMORE--Leave granted to, to withdraw
from the files of the House, the memorial and accom-
panying papers filed by him at the session of the Leg-
islature of 1849, 127.

MEDICAL SCIENCE—A bill from the Senate, to promote, by
legalizing dissections, 151; enacting clause stricken
              out, 502, '3.

MESSAGE—To the Senate informing them that the House had
               organized and was ready to proceed with the busi-

               ness of the session, and proposing the appointment

of a joint committee to wait on the Governor, 6; from
the Senate in reply, 13; report from the joint com-
mittee, 13.

MILITIA—Report of the Military officers of the State in Con-
vention, held the 8th day of February, in Baltimore
              city, 472; referred ib.; report submitted 503, 504, 505.

                    A bill reported, entitled an act for the enrolment

and reorganization of the, and for the encouragement
                of the volunteer corps in this State, 489; bill passed

               and sent to the Senate, 746.

Leave to bring in a bill for the relief of the 53d
regiment of Volunteer Infantry, 633.

MILITARY ACADEMY—Petition of citizens of Talbot county,

               praying an endowment for the State, at Oxford in,

referred, 367; bill reported, 473; bill amended, 823.

MINISTERS OF THE GOSPEL— Petition of, to repeal the

              act of 1777, ch. 12, so far as it holds ministers res-

               ponsible for solemnizing the rights of marriage in

certain cases, 143; bill reported and passed, 162, '3.

MONOCACY—Petitions of citizens of Carroll and Frederick
praying that the citizens of said counties be directed