By the Governor &c of Maryland

Proci published eod Whereas the Kings most excellent Ma^ty
Charles the second by the grace of God King of England
Scotland ffrance and Ireland defender of the ffaith &c Was by
Order of the Governor & Counsell publiquely this day pclaymed
King In commemoracon thereof and to further the cofnon
reioyceing of the Inhabitants vppon that occasion and that none
of them may bee debarred therefrom I doe therefore in the
Lord Proprietaries name hereby declare and pnounce a generall
pardon to all and every the Inhabitants of this Province for all
and every Offence and offences by them or any of them comitted
since the last gen^rall pardon published within this Province and
for all ffine forfeiture or penalty for or by reason thereof due
Given at S^t Maries this 15^th day of November 1649

Tho: Greene

	P. R. O. Domestic Interregnum. Vol. 91, p. 389	Orders of the Councell of State. Die Veneris 14th Decemberis 1649. That the Petition and Remonstrance of Captaine Richard Ingle concerning Maryland, bee referred to the consideration of the Committee, for the Admiralty.
	Vol. 146	Die Jovis 20o Decembrs 1649. At the Councell of State &c.

Virginia business to be heard 28th inst: Mr Maurice Thompson &c to attend.

This day being appointed for heareing and take- ing into consideration the busynesse of Virginia Plantation and Marie Land in the partes of America This Committee by Reason of other

weighty affaires of the Commonwealth, have thought fitt to
deferr the heareing thereof till the 28^th of this moneth December
and doe therefore Order that notice thereof be given to M^r
Worsley, M^r Maurice Thompson M^r Alien of Marke lane and
such Merchants and others as M^r Thomson and M^r Worstley
shall think fitt to give notice unto to attend the Committee the
same tyme

Ex^r R: Coytmore Secretary.