Random Notes On the Government of Rhode Island
Random Notes On the Government of Rhode Island
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September 20, 1786. Present Paul Mumford, Esq. , Chief Justice, Joseph Hazard, Esq. ) r^^^^^^^.^ Gilbert Devol, Esq. \ ' Robert Rogers of the Supreme Term Court represented to the Justices present that he did not conceive it his duty to act as clerk of the special RANDOM NOTES ON THE GOVERNMENT OF RHODE ISLAND. 33 court, but was ready to act as clerk of the Term; in consequence of which represention the Justices here present think proper to excuse said Robert Rogers from acting as clerk, and ad...journed to the 2ist, and services as yester- day with the Honorable Thomas Tillinghast and David Howell— Joseph Tweedy appointed clerk of special court.
Same Entry. The Supreme Court now in session by special appointment be and the same is adjourned over into the Superior Court of the Instanter term to be holden by adjournment at 9 o'clock to-morrow morning, and that all business now pending before this special court be adjourned over to said court at said timie and recommended to their attention and determination.
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September 20, 1786. Present Paul Mumford, Esq. , Chief Justice, Joseph Hazard, Esq. ) r^^^^^^^.^ Gilbert Devol, Esq. \ ' Robert Rogers of the Supreme Term Court represented to the Justices present that he did not conceive it his duty to act as clerk of the special RANDOM NOTES ON THE GOVERNMENT OF RHODE ISLAND. 33 court, but was ready to act as clerk of the Term; in consequence of which represention the Justices here present think proper to excuse said Robert Rogers from acting as clerk, and ad...journed to the 2ist, and services as yester- day with the Honorable Thomas Tillinghast and David Howell— Joseph Tweedy appointed clerk of special court.
Same Entry. The Supreme Court now in session by special appointment be and the same is adjourned over into the Superior Court of the Instanter term to be holden by adjournment at 9 o'clock to-morrow morning, and that all business now pending before this special court be adjourned over to said court at said timie and recommended to their attention and determination.
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