520 Assembly Proceedings, October—November 1683.

U. H. Journal
1659-98

the Bill to this house their house being Sensible, That the Act
for killing of Wolves was a Temporary Act, and his Lordship
and this house did Acknowledge that it was a good Law, and
therefore desired, That it may now be Revived by this present
Reviving Bill
His Lordship requires their Positive Answer whether they
will Consent to the Amendment of the Act for as now it is his
Lordship cannot Assent to it
They hope that for so meane an Act as that for killing of
Wolves, his Lordship will not wave an Act of so great Moment
as the Reviving the Temporary Laws of this Province—
They desist further Discoursing and that Bill is laid aside
and his Lordship takes the remaining Bills into his hands—
An Act for Advancement of Trade

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An Act for Naturalization of John Cosins
An Act Regulating the Tares and Abuses in Tobacco hhds
An Act Limiting the Extent of Attachments
An Act for payment & Assesment of the Publick Charge &^t
Which passed in these Words 6th November 1683
We will these to be Laws— C: Baltimore
And passed the Great Seal thus
Published under the great Seal of this Province this 6th Day
of November 1683
The Speaker in behalf of himself and the whole house Moves
his Lordship that the Temporary Laws may not fall
His Lordship that the Temporary Laws may not altogether
fall Adjourned the Assembly till the first Tuesday in April next
And Accordingly the Assembly was Adjourned