120 Assembly Proceedings, March 1641/2.

Liber M C

Upon a petition exhibited by M^r Ingle against M^r Giles
Brent touching a direction to the Sheriff for his serving an
execution the house thought that M^r Giles should not be liable
for his direction

For the hearing and determining of all Petitions the house

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authorised for a Committee Captain Thomas Cornwaleys M^r
Giles Brent M^r Secretary M^r Langford M^r Lodington M^r
Thomson, M^r Greene, Nath Pope or any five of them and to
make Report to the house in the afternoon at S^t Johns

Then was read the bill for a Subsidy and freely passed by
every one present and then signed by Captain Thomas Corn-
waleys and M^r Giles Brent in behalf of the freemen and after-
wards by the Lieu^t General enacted in his Lordships name

The Governor hath appointed to hold a Court on the first
monday after Low sunday next and on the first monday after
midsummer following

Then was read a Bill for ordaining of Laws & Passed to be
engrossed against the afternoon

Then was read the Bill for Plenty of Corn & Respited till
next morning

The house adjournd it self till 2 a Clock after Dinner

March 23^d afternoon

Assembled
Governor Nicholas Herby
Capt. Cornwaleys Rich^d Purlivant
M^r Fulk Brent John Grqsham
M^r Secretary Tho Baldridge
M^r Langford David Wickliff
M^r Thompson Joseph Edlo
M^r Greene Henry Wiseman

M^r Gerard Marmaduke Snow

Nath Pope Cyprian Throughgood

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John Medley John Worthy
Thomas Hebden Ralph Beane
Matt das Sousa George Pye
Francisco van Rynden John Halfhead
Francis Posie Christopher Carnol
Edward Coming Henry Bishop
Randoll Rebell John Harwood
M^r Britten James Johnson
James Johnson Kent John Hampton
Jn^o Robinson carpenter M^r Lodington
Henry Lee