8 Assembly Proceedings, January—March 1637/8.

Liber Z

Marmaduke Snow: and his brother essoyned for him & was admitted

mr william Bretton John Courtis Thomas Nabbs mrt John wyatt

and Capt: ffleete exhibited his pxies for them severally and mr Clerke exhibited his pxie for him.

Zachary Mottershead Robert Perry

and Capt: Cornwaleys exhibited his proxie ior him. and mrr Lewger exhibited his proxie for him.

vpon occasion of some warrants granted out against some
freemen that had made proxies; a question was moved in the
house whether freemen having made proxies during the assem-
bly might be arrested before the Assembly were dissolved.
And Captaine Cornwaleys and James Baldridge were ot
opinion that they might: but the rest of the house generally
concurred that after the writts issued for summoning the
Assembly, no man having right to repaire vnto the Assembly,
might be arrested, vntill a convenient space of time after the
dissolution of the said Assembly, for his repaire home.

Came into the house Eclmond Parrie of the He of Kent
planter, and desired to revoke his proxie given to m^r Philpott;
and was admitted to a place and voice personally.

John ffleete of S^t Georges hundred planter claymed voice &
place as a freeman: & was admitted, and made his proxie
Cap; Henry ffleete.

Then was proposed whether the Lawes formerly read should
be read againe in the house; or putt to the vote without
further reading.

Capt: Cornwaleys gave his opinion that they should expect
a more frequent house

Capt: ffleete gave his opinion, that they should be read
againe.

with them concurred

mr Clerke Sergt Vaughan Edward ffleete Edmond Parrie

being in all, 18 voice wth their proxies.

on the contrary, that they should be putt to the vote im-
mediately, agreed by