6 Assembly Proceedings, April 1-26, 1684.

U. H. J.
Original.

further Satisfaccon, and to p^rvent the unnecessary delay of
Messages that the Lower house would resolve themselves into
a grand Comittee and joine with this house in inspecting and
Examineing the said Lawes or to appoint some of their mem-
bers to ioine with some of the members of this house therein,
to the end that they may receive the approbation, and Con-
firmacon of this Assembly with his Lopps most gracious
Assent thereunto. In Obedience whereunto this house doe
propose that Munday next be appointed to doe the same
Signed p Order John LLewellin Cl Assembly:

Sent to the Lower house p Coll Darnall:
and Majo^r Nicholas Sewall:
They Returne:
Adjourne till Monday Morning Eight a Clock:

Aprill 7^th 1684:
Vpper house mett, and P^rsent

The Hon^ble

Coll Henry Coursey,
Coll Henry Darnall:
Coll Will: Stevens,

The hon^ble -

Coll W^m Burges
Majo^r Nich^o Sewall
M^r John Darnall

p. 5

A Messuage from the Lower house p M^r Thomas Burford
Cap^t Richard Hill, M^r Clement Hill, and Cap^t John Osbourne
which they say was brought from their house on Saturday last
after the Adjournm^t of this house and was carried back and
there remained till the meeting of this house to day viz^t

Lower house of Assembly Aprill the 5^th 1684:
Voted that this house doe resolve themselves into a Grand
Comittee on Monday morning next to meet the Upper house
as is desired by the Message of this day by Coll Darnall and
Majo^r Sewall.
Signed p Order Charles Botler Clk of the Lower house
of Assembly:

Upper house of Assembly Aprill 7^th 1684:
This house have resolved themselves into a Grand Com-
mittee and desire the Lower house to meet them in this house
at Two of the Clock afternoone to inspect and Examine the
lawes of this Province, according to the vote of both houses
Signed p Ord^r John LLewellin Clk of Assembly

Sent to the Lower house p M^r John Darnall.
Hee Returnes
Adjourne till Two a Clock to joine in grand Committee
with the Lower house
Mett againe as before and adjourned till to morrow morn-
ing Nine a Clock: