Assembly Proceedings, May — June 1674. 347

touching ordinary Keepers Jnneholders Alehouse Keepers or
Keepers of Tipling houses
Signed by Ord^r
Rob^t Ridgeley Clerke

Jn Answ^r to w^ch Votes This House Prepared the Messages
following viz^t His Excelency the Captaine Gen^ll takeing into

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his Serious consideracon the Vote & desire of the Lower
House touching Licenses to be graunted to Rangers doth
hereby give Assurance th^t noe License shall be graunted to any
Rangers for the future without good Security for Indemnifieing
any Person ag^t his unlawfull [Hun]ting & Ranging
Signed by ord^r
Ri Boughton [Clk.]

His Excelency the Captaine Gen^ll hath Considered of the
[Message] sent to him from the Lower house touching Licenses
to [be Gran] ted to Ordinary Keepers & doth Likewise Assure
[them for] the future th^t noe Licenses shall be graunted to
[any Person] within this Province to keep ordinarie but care
[shall be] taken th^t the Condicons & Reservacons desired by
the [Lower] House in their s^d Message shall be inserted in
each [Recognizance to be given by each Respective Ordinarie
keeper upon takeing his License And Moreover th^t noe Per-
son shall obtaine a License from his Excelency but such as by
foure or more of his Lordships Commission^rs or Justices [in]
each Respective County shall be Judged to be meet for such
an Employm^t & thereof shall graunt a Certificate under their
hands
Signed by ord^r
Richard Boughton Clerke

The House is Adjourned till 2 of the
Clock in the Afternoone

The House met again Present as in the Morning w^th M^r
Truman & M^r Taylor

The House Adjourned till to Morrow Morning
9 of the Clock.

Thursday 21^th of May the House met
Present as yesterday except Mr Truman

Voted th^t a Message be Sent to the members of the Lower
House to Know of them if they will Concurre w^th the Upper
house in drawing up a List of such Lawes of England as are
hecessarie for his Lo^ps Judges & Justices of the Pro^al1 C^t to

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