298 Assembly Proceedings, April—May 1682.

U. H. Journal
1659-98

The Just Cause of Complaint that those Persons will have
that cannot come to a hearing as well as the rest, and the
Obstruction of hearing of any will be to the Publick Business
Considered it is Voted in the Negative that this house will
not hear any, and this house will Accordingly Advise the
Lower house by a Member of this house—
M^r Carvile and M^r Cheseldyne return to their house
M^r Smith from the Lower house he is to acquaint this House
that their house is now Setting out a Committee for Accounts
that Some Member of this house (if this house think fitt) may
be Appointed to Ioin with them: He returns to the Lower
house—
The Honourable the Secretary Sent to the Lower house to
let that House know that unless they will Spare the Attorneys
Members of their house concerned in the Errors Depending
in this house to come and Argue the Same fully all of them be
the time two or three days or longer this house are resolved
to hear none att all this Sessions=The Secretary returns
Ordered to be read the Act for Reviving certain Laws &c:—
Read accordingly and Debated in this house Voted that
the Act for killing Woolves being made Perpetuall by the Act

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lor Ascertaining of what Laws are of force within this Province
&^t cannot be repealed but by Consent of his Lordship and the
two houses of Assembly the Result of this house thereupon
Drawn up as foil: Viz^t—

Upper house nth May 1682
Voted by the Committee of both houses November the 10th
1681 Viz^t
Draw up a Bill of Revivall therein including all the Tem-
porary Laws according to the List, Saving the Act for Killing
of Woolves made the 10th of Octo^r 1671 which by the Act of
Ascertaining what Lawes are of force within this Province
Anno 1676 is made perpetuall—
By which it doth Appear it was then the Sense of both
houses that this Act for killing Wolves was perpetuated, and
therefore not thought fit to be included in the then Reviving
Act; This house do therefore say that that Clause of that Act
Ascertaining what Laws are of force &c: which relates to the
Act for killing of Wolves must be first repealed before it can
be reduced to its Temporary State by an Act for that Purpose
Jf therefore the Lower house will accordingly Repeale that
Clause of S^d Act and Draw up another for reviving the Act for
Killing Wolves, and Cause the Act for reviving certain Laws
fairly to be Engrossed with Exclusion of the Act for killing
Wolves this house will pass the Same—
Signed p^r Order John LLewellin Cl of Assembly—