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1760-61 Chap. 0001. An Act For Granting The Sum Of Three Hundred Pounds For The Support Of His Honour The Lieutenant-Governor And Commander-In-Chief.
1760-61 Chap. 0002. An Act In Addition To An Act Intituled "An Act For The Better Regulating The Choice Of Petit Jurors.
1760-61 Chap. 0003. An Act To Impower William Bollan And John Pownall, Esquires, To Receive Such Sums Of Money As Have Been Assigned To The Province Of The Massachusetts Bay, Out Of The Grant Made By The Parliament Of Great Britain, For The Expences Incurred By The Respective Provinces In North America, In The Levying Cloathing And Pay Of The Troops Raised In The Year One Thousand Seven Hundred And Fifty-Eight.
1760-61 Chap. 0004. An Act To Authorize And Impower Benjamin Pratt, John Worthington And Joseph Hawley, Esqrs., To Transact Certain Affairs Of This Province, Respecting The Unappropriated Lands In The Western Part Thereof.
1760-61 Chap. 0005. An Act For Reviving And Continuing Sundry Laws That Are Expired And Near Expiring.
1760-61 Chap. 0006. An Act [To] [For] Supply[ing] The Treasury With The Sum Of Seventy Thousand Two Hundred And Fourteen Pounds.
1760-61 Chap. 0007. An Act For Erecting And Establishing Two New Counties In The Easterly Part Of The County Of York.
1760-61 Chap. 0008. An Act For Supplying The Treasury With The Sum Of One Hundred And Eight Thousand Pounds, To Be Thence Issued For Discharging The Publick Debts, And Drawing The Same Into The Treasury Again.
1760-61 Chap. 0009. An Act For The Better Rebuilding That Part Of The Town Of Boston Which Was Laid Waste By The Late Fire, And For Preventing Fire In That Town For The Future.
1760-61 Chap. 0010. An Act Empowering William Bollan, Esq., And In Case He Is Prevented By Sickness Or Death, Barlow Trecothick, Esq., To Receive The Sum Which Is Or Shall Be Assigned To The Province Of The Massachusetts Bay, Out Of The Sum Of Two Hundred Thousand Pounds Sterling, Granted By The Parliament Of Great Britain For The Expence Incurred By The Respective Provinces In North America, In The Levying, Cloathing And Pay Of The Troops Raised By The Same, In The Year Of Our Lord One Thousand Seven Hundred And Fifty-Nine.
1760-61 Chap. 0011. An Act For Apportioning And Assessing The Sum Of Ninety-Four Thousand Eight Hundred And Seventy-Seven Pounds Eleven Shillings; Also For Apportioning And Assessing A Tax Of Sixty-Nine Pounds, For Fines Laid Upon Towns That Have Not Sent Any Persons To Represent Them In The General Court The Present Year ; Also For Apportioning And Assessing A Tax Of Two Thousand Three Hundred And Seventy-Nine Pounds Four Shillings, Paid The Representatives For Their Travel, Service And Attendance In The General Court In The Year One Thousand Seven Hundred And Fifty-Nine ; Also For Assessing A Tax Of Nineteen Pounds Eighteen Shillings Upon The Town Of Falmouth And District Of Harpswell, In The County Of York, To Be Levied Upon The People Called Quakers, In Lieu Of Furnishing Their Respective Quotas Of Men For The Military Service In The Year One Thousand Seven Hundred And Fifty-Eight.
1760-61 Chap. 0012. An Act To Continue The Loan Of Three Thousand Five Hundred Pounds To The Town Of Boston.
1760-61 Chap. 0013. An Act For The More Easy Division And Distribution Of Intestate Estates.
1760-61 Chap. 0014. An Act For Granting The Sum Of Thirteen Hundred Pounds, For The Support Of His Majesty's Governor.
1760-61 Chap. 0015. An Act For Raising A Further Sum Of Money, By A Lottery Or Lotteries, For Compleating The Pavement Of The Highway, In Roxbury (From Boston Line To The Foot Of The Meeting-House Hill), Leading Towards Dedham.
1760-61 Chap. 0016. An Act For Finishing Such Commissions As Have Been Begun To Be Acted Upon, And Have Not Been Finished, During The Continuance In Force Of The Act Providing Remedy For Bankrupts And Their Creditors.
1760-61 Chap. 0017. An Act For Allowing Necessary Supplies To The Eastern Indians, And For Regulating Trade With Them And Preventing Abuses Therein.
1760-61 Chap. 0018. An Act For Granting Unto His Majesty Several Rates And Duties Of Impost And Tonnage Of Shipping.
1760-61 Chap. 0019. An Act To Prevent Damage Being Done On The Meadows And Beaches Lying In And Adjoining On The North Side Of The Town Of Harwich, Between Skeket Harbour, On The East, And Quivet Harbour, On The West.
1760-61 Chap. 0020. An Act For Repealing The Several Laws Now In Force, Which Relate To The Observation Of The Lord's Day, And For Making More Effectual Provision For The Due Observation Thereof.
1760-61 Chap. 0021. An Act For Reviving And Continuing Sundry Laws That Are Expired And Near Expiring.
1760-61 Chap. 0022. An Act For Raising A Further Sum Of Money, By A Lottery Or Lotteries, To Compleat The Repairing The Causeway On The Westerly Side Of Sudbury River, And For Building A Bridge Over Said River.
1760-61 Chap. 0023. An Act For Supplying The Treasury With The Sum Of Thirty Thousand Pounds.
1760-61 Chap. 0024. An Act For Enquiring Into The Rateable Estates Of This Province.
1760-61 Chap. 0025. An Act In Addition To An Act Made And Passed In The Thirty-Third Year Of His Late Majesty King George The Second, Intit[u]led "An Act For Erecting And Establishing Two New Counties In The Easterly Part Of The County Of York."
1760-61 Chap. 0026. An Act For Raising A Sum Of Money By Lottery, For Repairing Fan[eu][ue]il Hall In Boston.
1760-61 Chap. 0027. An Act To Supply The Treasury With The Sum Of Forty Thousand And Five Hundred Pounds.
1760-61 Chap. 0028. An Act In Addition To An Act Made And Passed This Present Year, Intituled "An Act To Prevent Damage Being Done On The Meadows And Beaches Lying In And Adjoining To The North Side Of The Town Of Harwich, Between Skeket Harbour, On The East, And Quivet Harbour, On The West."
1760-61 Chap. 0029. An Act In Addition To, And For Amending Some Clauses In, An Act Made And Passed In The Last Session Of This Court, Intituled "An Act For Repealing The Several Laws In Force, Which Relate To The Observation Of The Lord's Day, And For Making More Effectual Provision For The Observation Thereof."
1760-61 Chap. 0030. An Act In Addition To An Act Made And Passed In The Last Session Of This Court, Intit[u]led "An Act For Enquiring Into The Rateable Estates Of This Province."
1760-61 Chap. 0031. An Act To Prevent The Destruction Of Sheep, By Hunting With Unruly Dogs, In The Towns Of Plymouth And Sandwich.
1760-61 Chap. 0032. An Act In Addition To An Act Made And Passed In The Thirty-Third Year Of The Reign Of His Majesty King George The Second, Intituled "An Act For The Better Regulating That Part Of The Town Of Boston Which Was Laid Waste By The Late Fire, And For Preventing Fire In That Town For The Future."
1760-61 Chap. 0033. An Act For Dividing The County Of Hampshire, And For Erecting And Establishing A New County In The Westerly Part Of The County Of Hampshire, To Be Called The County Of Berkshire, And For Establishing Courts Of Justice Within The Same.
1760-61 Chap. 0034. An Act For Erecting The New Plantation Called Pontoosuck, In The County Of Hampshire, Into A Town By The Name Of Pittsfield.
1760-61 Chap. 0035. An Act For Preventing The Stealing And Clandestinely Conveying Sheep Away From The Island Of Martha's Vineyard In Dukes County.
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