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The meml: ers of the house of representatives shall be apportioned in the following manner: Every town or city containing twelve hundred inhabitants may elect one rep - resentative; and two thousand four hundred inhabitants shall be the mean increasing number, which shall entitle it to an additional representative.

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And docs not the solicitude which you disco - ver, and the importunity which you employ, to prevail with tliose who are occasional communicaAts to become stated meml) ers, dis - close a design rather of converting this solemn and invaluable pri - vilege into a mean of incieasi/ig your oivn societies, than of promot - ing the nfjftual Isi't of Christians?

A vindication of the Presbyterian form of church government, as professed in the standards of the Church of Scotland; in reply to the animadversions of the ancient and modern independents, in a series of letters Brown, John, 1778-1848 1812

The management and control of the schooicom - pu]) lic schools of said city shall be vested in a school "rmlVetcr '' committee, consisting of two meml) ers at large and one from each ward of the city.

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Every meml) er of such corporation and every person having an interest in its funds shall be entitled to examine its books and records.

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Proviso. provided, however, that no such officer, meml) er or stock - holder shall be liable hereunder for, and this act shall not ap |) ly to, any bonded indebtedness or mortgage debt of such corporation.

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The meml) ers of said commission shall receive no compensation for their services.

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Number of 'voters to be certified to the secretary. meml) ers of the school committee.

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The meml) crs of the house of representatives shall be ai) portioned in the following manner: Every town or city containing twelve hundred inhabitants may elect one rep - resentative; and two thousand four hundred inhabitants shall be the mean increasing number, which shall entitle it to an additional representative.

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No Members may such meml) er shall be placed on the pension roll unless it permano°°tfy "shall be certified to the board in writing by the city i»capacitatc city council. by the City council oi the city oi lioston.

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In the year nineteen Inindred and twelve, and in every second year thereafter, there shall be elected at the annual city election two alder - men and two meml) ers of the school committee, each for the two municipal years next following liis election.

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