136 Assembly Proceedings, July — Augiist 1642.

Liber M C

Read the petition of Henry Bishop touching a Remedy
against the Indians of Patuxent for kill^g his swine and answered
that he is required to prove his petition & then he shall have a
remedy

p. 199

The Lieu^t General appointed the Persons then present in
the house to be a Committee in his absence and have the Com-
mittee all Power necessary to Judicature upon the petitions
now presented in the house

30^th July Afternoon
Assembled as afore with Captain Cornwaleys

Read the first and second time a Bill appoint^s what shall be
judged a sufficient tender and voted to be Engrossed

Read the third time engrossed the Bills
1 For right of the Lord Proprietary
Denied by Captain Cornwaleys for his Proxy M^r Brent
passed by all the rest of the house
time of advising taken by Lieu^t General

2 For support of the Government
passed by all the Freemen
Enacted by L^t Gen^l in his Lordships name

3 For Judges passed by all the freemen
Enacted by L^t Gen^l in his Lordships name

4 For rule of Judicature
passed by all the Freemen
Enacted by L^t Gen^l in his Lordships name

5 Appointing of Officers
put to the question whether those words [or Lord of a
Manner] shall be left out of the bill and that they should voted
by all except Captain Cornwaleys for himself and his Proxies
M^r Greene and Nathan^l Pope

p, 200

After that amendment the Bill passed by all except the
persons that voted as afore against the amendm^t of it and
enacted by the Lieu^t General in his Lordships name

6 For appeals
Passed by all the Freemen
enacted by the L^t Gen^l in his Lordships name

7 For the Order of hearing Causes
After an addition to it in the end for the swearing of
the keeper of a Record
Passed by all the Freemen
Enacted by the L^t Gen^l in his Lordships name