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Journal 1666
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Ordered tht Willm Caluert Esqr prsent this aforesd Order, &
request to the Vpper howse.
The Committee Came into the howse & brought a Bill
drawne by them for this howses perusall, (Vizt) An Additionall
Act for the soweing of English graine.
Was Read the sd Act.
The sd Act read againe. & Putt to the Vote. Passe by the
Maior Vote, & to bee prsented to the Vpper howse for their
Consideraon.
Ordered tht Mr Willm Coursey prsent the same to the Vpper
howse.
Chancelor Came from the Vpper howse, & brought downe
againe the Act Concerning Quietting Possesns And further
certifyed the Speaker that according to this howses request the
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Leiut Grall had appoynted Mr Edward Lloyd & Mr Henry
to ioyne wth Certaine Members of this howse in
drawing up anew that Act.
And thereuppon Mr Speaker Mr Richard Smyth, Mr
Robert S wth those others aforesd of the Vpper howse
amendmt of the foresd Act. And elude thereon,
to the Consideraon of the
The howse adiorned by the Speaker
after noone.
Munday 1 a Clock
The howse called All prsent
The Committee
Mr Thomas Trueman came prsented a Bill, Jntituled
An Additionall Act for the soweing of English Graine.
Vnder wch is thus written.
This howse is willing to consent to this Act. Prouided tht
all Debts allready contracted, & all such as may bee contracted,
beetweene the 25th of March 1667, & the 25th of March 1668,
where Tob are not to bee had, for the satisfying such Debts
bee discharged by Wheate, Rye, Barly, & pease, att such rates,
as is in this Act mentioned, uppon a Lawfull tender of such
graines made to the Creditor or his Certaine Attorney.
John Gittings Clr.
Was Read the foresd Act
Vppon the Reassumption of the Debate of this Bill, & the
debate on the Endorsmt made by the Vpper howse. This
howse doe iudge tht such an Act, will uery much discowrage
Merchants trading into these parts, & therefore doe thinke it
unnecessary to make any such Law.
Maior Thomas Brooke appoynted to present this Bill, wth
this howses sence thereon, to the Vpper howse.
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