Amendment proposed by Mr. Barton, to the Bill concerning arrests amd imprisonment in civil cases

[Amendments to the] resolves relating to slavery

[Bill reported by] the Joint Special Committe, on the Resolve of Delaware, New Hampshire, and New Jersey, to which was committed the Petition of seventy-six legal voters of West Boylston for a law similar to the law of Vermont granting a trial by jury to fugitives; the petition of Josiah Trow and seventy-nine others, legal voters of Buckland, for the enactment of a law granting the fugitive from slavery the right of trial by jury &c

[Concerning a new State lunatic hospital at Worcester

[Report of the Commissioners under the Resolve of April 11, 1846, to inquire into the condition of the idiots of the Commonwealth.]

[Report of the joint special committee, to whom was referred an order of the 4th instant instructing them to consider whether any, and if any, what further measures should be taken at the present session of the general court respecting the annexation of Texas

[Report of] the committee on Boston Harbor