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Account to the other, who may be adjudged to be the Proprietor
thereof upon the final Determination of the Boundarys between the
two Provinces.

6^thly

That all prisoners on both sides on acc^t of being concern'd in any
Riots or Disturbances relating to the Bounds or for any Act or
Thing clone thereat or for any other Act touching the Right of
either of the s^d provinces in relation to their Bounds be forthwith
released & discharg'd on entring into their own respective Recog-
nizance in a reasonable sum to appear & Submit to Tryal when call'd
upon by further Order f^m his Majesty.

7^thly

That this be declar'd to be a Provisional & Temporary order to
continue until the Boundarys shall be finally Settled & be declared
to be without prejudice to either party.

p. 33

8^thly

That his Majesty may be most humbly moved to Discharge so much
of the order of the 18^th of Aug^t 1737 as varys for this Agreem^t &
th^t the sev^l other petitions of complaint now depending before his
Majesty in Council relating to any disturbances, may be withdrawn
by the respective petitioners.
The Order of the King in Council at Kensington the 25^th of May
1738, upon the Report made from the R^t Hon^ble the Lords of the
Committee of Council for plantation affair dated the 4^th of s^d month,
relating to the foregoing Agreem^t of L^d Baltimore & Mess^rs Pens,
mutually desiring their Lordships lo levoke pail of their Order of
the 18^th of Aug^st 1737.

Present
The King's most Excellent Majesty

Arch B-p of Canterbury

Earl of Selkirk

Lord President

Earl of Flay

Lord Steward

Earl. Fitzwaltor

Lord Chamberlain

Viscount Lonsdale

Duke of Bolton

Viscount Torrington

Duke of Devonshire

Lord Harrington

Duke of Newcastle

M^r Chancellor of the Exchequer

Earl of Scarborough

S^r Charles Wills

Earl of Grantham

Henry Pelham Esq^re

Earl of Cholmondley

S^r Charles Wager