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| Subject | Description | Year | |
|---|---|---|---|
| 26 | Legislative Sessions | Order that after Monday next, two sessions to be held each day except Saturdays, dated January 26, 1827 | 1827 |
| 27 | Legislative Sessions | Order for the Senate to hold one session per day except Sabbath Day | 1828 |
| 28 | Legislative Sessions | Order that the Senate shall hold two sessions daily after February sixth | 1828 |
| 29 | Legislative Sessions | Order that afternoon sessions of the Senate shall start at three thirty o'clock | 1828 |
| 30 | Legislative Sessions | Report on the Petition of the Town of North Yarmouth to amend the Constitution providing for holding sessions in summer instead of winter | 1831 |
| 31 | Legislative Sessions | Report on the Petition of the Town of Buckfield for an amendment to the Constitution providing for holding sessions in summer instead of winter | 1831 |
| 32 | Legislative Sessions | Order that from and after the 27th instant the Senate hold two sessions per day | 1832 |
| 33 | Legislative Sessions | Orders relative to the time of holding, of the Senate | 1833 |
| 34 | Legislative Sessions | Order relative to holding daily sessions | 1834 |
| 35 | Legislative Sessions | Order pertaining to daily adjournment schedule, January 6, 1834 | 1834 |
| 36 | Legislative Sessions | Order relative to holding two per day | 1835 |
| 37 | Legislative Sessions | See Hebron 1835 GY 93-24 | |
| 38 | Legislative Sessions | See New Sharon 1835 GY 94-37 | |
| 39 | Legislative Sessions | Report on a Resolve for a Constitutional Amendment relative to the time of holding the annual sessions of the Legislature and annual elections | 1843 |
| 40 | Legislative Sessions | Report on the Petition of Stephen Packard and others to change the time of holding Legislative Sessions from winter to summer | 1843 |
| 41 | Legislative Sessions | Report on a Resolve providing for a Constitutional Amendment in relation to the meeting of the Legislature and the term of office of the Governor and other State Officers | 1844 |
| 42 | Legislative Sessions | Report on the Petition of Lewis Davis and others relative to the Legislative Sessions being held in the summer commencing in June | 1844 |
| 43 | Legislative Sessions | Resolves providing for an amendment to the Maine Constitutional Amendment in relation to the meeting of the Legislature | 1844 |
| 44 | Legislative Sessions | Report on the Order relative to holding Legislative Sessions | 1847 |
| 45 | Legislative Sessions | Report on an Order relative to amending Section 51 of Chapter 6 of the Revised Statutes | 1848 |
| 46 | Legislative Sessions | Report of the Joint Select Committee on holding two sessions a day | 1848 |
| 47 | Legislative Sessions | Report on the Petition of Reuben Hill and others for an alteration in the Constitution providing for biennial instead of annual sessions of the Legislature | 1849 |
| 48 | Legislative Sessions | Report of the Conferees on the part of the Senate in relation to a disagreeing vote of the two branches upon Resolves, providing for winter sessions | 1849 |
| 49 | Legislative Sessions | Resolves providing for an amendment to the Constitution in relation to the meeting of the Legislature | 1849 |
| 50 | Legislative Sessions | Report on the Petition of Thomas Parker and others that the pay of the Members of the Legislature may be limited to one dollar per day after 60 days from the commencement of the session | 1849 |
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