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CHRONOLOGY 109
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1705/6, Jan.
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Secretariat divided between a Principal, in
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England, and a Deputy, in Maryland.
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1707, July 16
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High Court of Appeals acquires its own
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Clerk.
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1707, Aug. 1
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Above lease expires; separate Rent Roll
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Keeper now appointed.
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*17l4/5, Feb. 21
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Benedict Leonard Calvert succeeds as fourth
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Baron Baltimore and third Proprietary.
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*1715, April 16
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Charles Calvert succeeds as fifth Baron Balti-
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more and fourth Proprietary.
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*1715, May
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Government of Maryland restored to Lord
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Baltimore.
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1715, Oct.
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Crown Receiverships discontinued.
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1715, Dec. 27
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Baltimore's restoration proclaimed in Mary-
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THE SECOND PROPRIETARY PERIOD.
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1715, Dec. 27
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Restoration proclaimed; Gov. Hart, as Chan-
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cellor, obtains the proprietary Great Seal
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from Receiver General Carroll.
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1716, May 1
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Former crown Attorney General sworn pro-
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prietary Attorney General.
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1716, Aug 10
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Equivalent Act: Baltimore given a port duty
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in exchange for his quit-rents and aliena-
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tion fines.
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1716/7, Jan. 11
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Governor acquires one of the (land) Sur-
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veyorships General.
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1716/7, Jan. 11
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Proprietary Naval Offices discontinued.
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1717, June 13
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Secretary assumes title of Judge of the Land
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Office.
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1719, June 6
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Sixth General Fee Act.
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1719/20, Feb. 27
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Governor relinquishes Chancellorship.
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1723, Oct. 26
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Assize Courts for each shore, with Clerks,
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established by Act of Assembly.
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1725, July 12
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Governor resumes Chancellorship.
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1725/6, March 23
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Seventh General Fee Act (disallowed in
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1726).
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1732, Dec.
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Charles, Lord Baltimore, arrives in Mary-
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land.
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1733, April 12
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Paper Currency Act.
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