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| Subject | Description | Year | |
|---|---|---|---|
| 26 | House of Representatives | Report on the Petition of Calvin Porter and others for a change in the Constitution that the House of Representatives be composed of not more that 100 Members and not less than 50 | 1844 |
| 27 | Judicial Decisions, Reporter of | Report on the Petition of Calvin Porter and others that the officers of Sheriff and Register of Probate be elected by the People and the offices of Attorney General and Reporter of Judicial Decisions be abolished | 1844 |
| 28 | Kennebunkport Petition Signers | Report on the Petition of Horace Porter and others for an Act of incorporation for a railroad from South Berwick to Portland and remonstrance of the Portland, Saco and Portsmouth Railroad Company | 1848 |
| 29 | Lambert Lake Stream | An Act authorizing Robert M. Todd and George M. Porter to clear out and dam Lambert Lake Stream | 1853 |
| 30 | Land Agent | Resolve in favor of William Porter | 1844 |
| 31 | Lowell | Report on the Petition of Joseph W. Porter that capital punishment may be abolished in this State | 1846 |
| 32 | Lowell | Report on the Petition of Joseph W. Porter for an amendment in the completed Militia Law | 1846 |
| 33 | Maine Revised Statutes | Report on the Petition of Calvin Porter and others for an alteration or amendment of the 17th Chapter of the Revised Statutes in relation to school houses | 1849 |
| 34 | Militia Law | Report on the Petition of Joseph W. Porter for an amendment in the completed Militia Law | 1846 |
| 35 | Moore, William | Resolve in favor of William Porter | 1844 |
| 36 | Mount Vernon | Report on the Petition of Calvin Porter and others that the officers of Sheriff and Register of Probate be elected by the People and the offices of Attorney General and Reporter of Judicial Decisions be abolished | 1844 |
| 37 | Mount Vernon | Report on the Petition of Calvin Porter and others for a change in the Constitution that the House of Representatives be composed of not more that 100 Members and not less than 50 | 1844 |
| 38 | Oxford County | Report on the Petition of David Colcord and others for an Act to annex the Town of Porter to the County of York | 1848 |
| 39 | Penobscot Petition Signers | An Act to incorporate the Brooksville Bridge Company and remonstrance of Porter D. Gray and others | 1855 |
| 40 | Petitions | Order requesting the Senate to take from their files and send down, of Seward Porter | 1830 |
| 41 | Porter | An Act to establish a ministerial and school fund in | 1823 |
| 42 | Porter | Petition for sale of public lands | 1824 |
| 43 | Porter | See Brownfield 1831 PS 70-26 | |
| 44 | Porter | See Brownfield 1832 PS 83-34 | |
| 45 | Porter | Report on the Petition of Meshuck Pike for a law regulating the use of water in reservoir dams held in common and undivided | 1843 |
| 46 | Porter | An Act to incorporate the Kezar Falls Manufacturing Company | 1845 |
| 47 | Porter | Report on the Petition of David Colcord and others for an Act to annex the Town of Porter to the County of York | 1848 |
| 48 | Porter | An Act to set off certain lands from Porter to Brownfield | 1855 |
| 49 | Porter Fannie from Frances Porter | An Act to change the names of certain persons | 1854 |
| 50 | Porter Ministerial Fund | Report on the Petition of the Inhabitants that their ministerial funds may be appropriated to primary schools | 1834 |
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