Then was propounded that the house would consider of
some lawes to be sent vp to the Lord Propriet^r And the
President advised that they would chuse some Committees to
prepare the draught of them, and then the house might meete
for confirming of them; & in the meane time every one might
follow their other occasions.

So being putt to the vote how many Committees should be
appointed for that purpose, they agreed that five should be
chosen. Then was it putt to every one to name his five. And
there were tenne in election.

	p. 22	whereof		voices
	The President		38
	Capt: Cornwallis		54
	Capt: wintour		45
	Capt: Evelin		48
	mr Lewger mr Greene	had	22 17	voices
	Capt: ffleete		08
	mr Snow		31
	mr Clerke		07
	mr Baldridge		08 J

So the 5 Committees were

The President Capt: Cornwaleys Capt: wintour Capt: Evelin mr. Snow

And because Capt: wintour was absent and sick, it was
agreed that if he could not assist at the Committee himselfe he
should name any other in his place.

Then was it considered for how long to adiorne the house.
And it was thought fitt to adiorne it till the 8th of ffebruary
following at 8 of the clock in the morning :

And because the Court was to be held in the meane time
that is to say, on the 3^d of ffebruary; that therefore the privi-
ledge of parlam^t should be void vntill the Court were past;
& all freemen might be arrested as if no assembly were.

And so the house brake vp.