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A unto. Wch they presume is ledges. Vppon
wch account they from the Vpper howse to attend them
Willm Bretton Clk.
Ordered tht Will™ Calvert Esqr present the same to the
Vpper howse.
Mr Edward LJoyd came from the Vpper howse, & certifyed
the Speaker tht the Leiut Grall is ready to receaue this howse
according to the first part of that last paper.
Then Mr Speaker ordered Mr Robert Slye to goe to the
Vpper howse, Requesting them to signify to this howse.
Whither they will please to receave this howse according to
their full proposition. Yea or Noe ?
Who returnes & certifies the Speaker, tht the Vpper howse
will send this howse an answere in writting presently.
The howse adiorned by the Speaker 'till to morrow morning
8 a Clock.
Thursday 26th Aprill 1666. 8 a Clock.
The howse called. All present (Except Mf Richard Preston
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as afore) came from the Vpper howse, & presented to
the followeth in these words,
howse of Assembly,
receaued a paper from you last night. The
come & heare what Wee could say, & Encowragemt of
Trade, but you would not priuiledges. Before Wee
Reply to tht Pa- have forgotten the subiect matter of all
eyther howse uppon this busines. Wee Trade
& uppon the Grownds in the reasonable & desyre
yor assent you instead of Reason send us pa- not
to debate any more. And now yow (Wch reasons)
if yow had any respect for the Governor to the good of
the poeple tht sent you hither to doe & consent to such things
as by Common Councell of this Prouince shall happen to bee
ordeyned. Wch Common Councell can neuer bee had wthout
debate. Now to speake particularly to the reason of yor paper,
to witt, But wee humbly Conceive tht it stands not wth our
Liberty & Priuiledges to debate any matter att large there. To
this, Wee answere. Conferences are not against yor priui-
ledges, & a Conference is not only to noe purpose; But noe
Conference att all unlesse for the discussion of the reasons tht
make for or agst the matter conferred on there be debated att
large.
And secondly yow mistake us, & yor priuiledges to, for wee
desyre only a free & full debate wth you all, that wee may
throughly understand the case, & according to the weight of
the reason to bee alleaged by Euery prticular prson, to prepare
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