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1752-53 Chap. 0026. An Act For Erecting The Second Precinct In The Town Of Hadley, Into A Separate District.

Massachusetts. (Boston: Secretary of the Commonwealth, 1752)
1752-53 Chap. 0025. An Act For Erecting The Northwesterly Part Of The Town Of Rutland Into A Sep[a][e]rate District.

Massachusetts. (Boston: Secretary of the Commonwealth, 1752)
1752-53 Chap. 0027. An Act For Annexing Certain Lands Within This Province, To The Counties Of Hampshire, Worcester And York.

Massachusetts. (Boston: Secretary of the Commonwealth, 1752)
1752-53 Chap. 0028. An Act For Establishing And Regulating Fees Of The Several Officers, Within This Province, Hereafter Mentioned.

Massachusetts. (Boston: Secretary of the Commonwealth, 1752)
1752-53 Chap. 0022. An Act In Addition To The Several Acts Or Laws For The Suppressing Of Lotteries.

Massachusetts. (Boston: Secretary of the Commonwealth, 1752)
1752-53 Chap. 0023. An Act For Erecting The Second Precinct In The Town Of Groton Into A Separate District.

Massachusetts. (Boston: Secretary of the Commonwealth, 1752)
1752-53 Chap. 0021. An Act For Altering The Times For Holding The Superiour Court Of Judicature, Court Of Assize And General Goal Delivery, Within The Counties Of Pl[i][y]mouth, Barnstable And Bristol.

Massachusetts. (Boston: Secretary of the Commonwealth, 1752)
1752-53 Chap. 0024. An Act For Erecting The Second Precinct In The Town Of Leicester Into A Separate District.

Massachusetts. (Boston: Secretary of the Commonwealth, 1752)
1752-53 Chap. 0020. An Act For Preventing Damage By Horses Going At Large.

Massachusetts. (Boston: Secretary of the Commonwealth, 1752)
1752-53 Chap. 0019. An Act For Confirming The Proceedings Of William Foye, Esq[r]., Treasurer Of This Province, Daniel Russell, Esq[r]., Commissioner Of Impost, And John Wheelwright, Esq[r]., Commissary-General, In Their Respective Capacities.

Massachusetts. (Boston: Secretary of the Commonwealth, 1752)
1752-53 Chap. 0018. An Act For Further Preventing All Riotous, Tumultuous And Disorderly Assemblies Or Companies Of Persons, And For Preventing Bonfires In Any Of The Streets Or Lanes Within Any Of The Towns Of This Province.

Massachusetts. (Boston: Secretary of the Commonwealth, 1752)
1752-53 Chap. 0017. An Act For Reviving And Continuing Of Sundry Laws That Are Expired Or Near Expiring.

Massachusetts. (Boston: Secretary of the Commonwealth, 1752)
1752-53 Chap. 0015. An Act In Addition To An Act Pass'd The Thirteenth Year Of His Present Majesty's Reign, [E][I]ntit[u]led "An Act Further To Exempt Persons Commonly Called A[n]nabaptists Within This Province From Being Taxed For And Towards The Support Of Ministers."

Massachusetts. (Boston: Secretary of the Commonwealth, 1752)
1752-53 Chap. 0016. An Act To Prevent The Breaking Or Damnifying Of Lamps Set Up In Or Near Streets, For Enlightening The Same.

Massachusetts. (Boston: Secretary of the Commonwealth, 1752)
1752-53 Chap. 0014. An Act For Allowing Necessary Supplies To The Eastern Indians, And For Regulating Trade With Them, Preventing Abuses Therein, And For The Preventing Persons Hunting On The Land To The Eastward Of Saco River, Or Trading With Them, Other Than The Truck-Masters Chosen By The General Court.

Massachusetts. (Boston: Secretary of the Commonwealth, 1752)
1752-53 Chap. 0013. An Act For The More Easy Partition Of Lands Or Other Real Estate, Given By Will, And Held In Common And Undivided Among The Devisees.

Massachusetts. (Boston: Secretary of the Commonwealth, 1752)
1752-53 Chap. 0012. An Act For Further Regulating The Proceedings Of The Courts Of Probate Within This Province.

Massachusetts. (Boston: Secretary of the Commonwealth, 1752)
1752-53 Chap. 0011. An Act For Granting The Sum Of Three Hundred And Fifty Pounds, For The Support Of His Honour The Lieutenant-Govern[ou]r And Commander-In-Chief.

Massachusetts. (Boston: Secretary of the Commonwealth, 1752)
1752-53 Chap. 0008. An Act For The Supply Of The Treasury With Eight Thousand One Hundred And Forty-Two Pounds Four Shillings, And For Drawing The Same Again Into The Treasury; Also For Apportioning And Assessing A Tax Of Twenty-Five Thousand Pounds; And Also For Apportioning And Assessing A Further Tax Of One Thousand Seven Hundred And Forty-Two Pounds Four Shillings, Paid The Representatives For Their Service And Attendance In The General Court, And Travel, And For Fines Laid On Several Towns For Not Sending A Representative: Amounting In The Whole To Twenty-Six Thousand Seven Hundred Forty-Two Pounds Four Shillings.

Massachusetts. (Boston: Secretary of the Commonwealth, 1752)
1752-53 Chap. 0009. An Act For Dividing The Town Of Groton, And Making A District By The Name Of Shirley.

Massachusetts. (Boston: Secretary of the Commonwealth, 1752)