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The Thirtieth Commons House of Assembly under Royal Rule met on at least one (1) known occasion. The singular session met from April 2nd to April 10th in 1772. | |
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* Peter Manigault was elected as Speaker of the House. Thomas Skottowe was elected as Clerk of the House. No Messengers were elected for this brief Assembly. | |
(1) No returns were received from All Saints Parish, Prince Frederick Parish, and St. Luke's Parish before this Assembly was dissolved. | |
(2) John Barnwell, Barnard Elliott, Tacitus Gaillard, Isaac Huger, Joseph Kershaw, Henry Laurens, Isaac MacPherson, David Oliphant, Robert Quash, Jr., and William Scott were elected in the general election, but they never qualified. | |
(3) Thomas Smith was elected to represent both St. Helena's Parish and St. James, Goose Creek Parish. He chose to represent St. James, Goose Creek Parish. Assume the seat in St. Helena's Parish remained vacant. | |
(4) William Williamson declined to serve. Seat remained vacant. |
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