514 Assembly Proceedings, October—November 1683.

U.H. Journal
1659-98

A Message from the Lower house by Major Long and
Doctor Brooke which they Deliver and return Viz^t

Lower house of Assembly 3 November 1683
The Members of this house Joined in Committee for Reviving
the Temporary Laws Reporting to this house That the Mem-
bers of the Upper house of the same Committee will not Con-
sent to the Reviving of the Act for killing, This house therefore
moves the Upper house to assent to the Revivall of the same
the said Act standing as a Temporary Law in the Book of
Laws
Signed p^r Order C Boteler Cl of the Lower house of Assembly

Upper house 3^d November 1683
The Act for killing of Wolves this house doth say Stands in
the Book of Laws as a Perpetuall Law, but in Testimony of
their hearty Inclinations fairly to Correspond with the Lower
house in all things reasonable are willing to Reduce the same
Act to its former State as is desired by the Lower house—
John LLewellin Cl Ass^t of Assembly

Sent by M^r John Darnall who is desired to request the
Lower house's Answer to the Message Concerning Jacob
Young to be sent to this house so soon as they cann for that
his Securitys wait for that Purpose; he returns.
A Message from the Lower house by M^r Carvile and M^r
Richard Hall and bring an Act for the Court house with the
Names of the Commissioners thereunto Appointed the
Message as followeth

Lower house of Assembly 3 November 1683
This house having taken the last Message Concerning Jacob
Young into their Serious Consideration do say that if the said
Jacob Young with his Securities in the Message aforesaid
Named will stand Obliged for his Immediate Transportation
for Europe or be Confined to some Credible house in Ann
Arundell County for Some reasonable time untill he can take
Shipping not Exceeding Two Months and that he shall not
return into this or any Neighbouring part of America with out
the Consent of his Ldp and both houses of Assembly then this
house is Content therewith and will Advance some Tobacco
Towards the Payment of his fees if the Upper house will Con-
curr therein
Signed p^r Order C Boteler Cl of the Lower house.

Came M^r Robert Carvile from the Lower house desiring to
have the Bill for Reviving the Temporary Laws which is
delivered him & he returns