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Proceedings of the Council of Maryland, 1636-1667
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164 Proceedings of the Council of Maryland, 1636—1647.

House of
Lords
Journal,
p. 86

Report from the Comtee of forraigne Plantacons cone Maryland
1645.

Die Veneris. 28 Novem: 1645.
At the Comtee of Lords & Comons for fforraigne Plantacons

The Peticon of diuerse the Inhabitants of Maryland was this
day read, setting forth the Tyranicall Gouernement of that
Prouince, euer since its first selling, by Recusants; whoe haue
seduced, & forced many of his Maty Subiects, from their Reli-
gion : And humbly praying, the assistance, & protection of the
Parliament, by appointing such a Gounemt as they shall thinke.
fitt. Vpon consideration whereof; as alsoe of the Letters
Patents, whereby his Maty in the eighth yeare of his Raigne,
granted the said Prouince to Cecill Calvert, Baron of Balti-
more; and of a Certificate from the Judge of the Admlty
(grounded vpon depositions of witnesses taken in that Court;)
That Leonard Caluert late Gouernor there had a Comission
from Oxford, to seise such persons, ships, & goods, as be-
longed to any of London; wch he Registered, proclaymed and
endeauoured to put in execution at Virginia. And that one
Brent his Deputy Gor had seised vpon a ship employed vnder
Comission, deriued from the Parliamt , because she was of
London: and afterwards, not only tampered wth the Company
thereof, to carry her to Bristoll, then in hostility against the
Parliamt but alsoe tendred them an Oath agt the Parliamt
This Comrs dodi therefore conceiue, that not only the said
Gournor & Deputy Gor are vnfitt to be longer continued in the
said charge; but alsoe that the Lord Baltimore hath broken
the trust reposed in him by the said Lres Patents. And that
it will be a very good seruice, to haue the said Plantacon and
Gouernmt setled in Protestants hands, by Ordnce of Parliamt
And it is ordered, that a Report be made of this matter to
both Houses, that their pleasure may be receiued therein; And
for that Capt Ingle lyes vnder the trouble of many suites here
for matters done in Maryland, for the Parliamty seruice. The
houses are therefore to be moued, to make prouision by ordi-
nance for exempting from vndue prosecution here all persons,
that shall be employed in the selling, and executing of the said
Gouernemt for matters referring to the said Gouernemt, by
referring the same to a Comittee of Parliament, or otherwise
in such sort, as to the wisedome of the houses itt shall appeare
meete. And the Earle of Warwicke is desired to make Report
hereof to the house of Peeres.
W. Jessop Secry.



 
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