604 Assembly Proceedings, October—November 1683.

L. H. Journal
Original,
p. 72

Lawes, Yett he Conceives it Changeth not the Nature or
quallity of any law ffrom being Temporary to be perpetuall,
but only Assertaynes them to bee lawes, in such manner and
forme, and to such Intents & purposes as in the bodyes of the
same lawes, were before Expressed.
To which his Lo^pp Replyes, th^t the Act for Killing of wolues
is w^thout doubt made perpetuall, because the Act w^ch Asser-
taynes the same to be a law is perpetuall and hath Assertayned
th^t Act to be a law Accordingly.
Therefore his Lopp desires M^r Speaker and the members of
the Lower house to returne to their Owne house & Consider
thereof, And alsoe th^t in the sayd Act of Reviver Are
Conteyned severall ssary to be revived w^ch his Lo^pp
sayes he is willing to Assent to
Killing of wolves be left out of the sd Bill:
Wherevpon M^r Speaker and the members returne, to their
Take their places: And After severall Argurn^ts &
debates Concerning the same, It was Put to the question
whether a new bill of reviver shall be drawne leaveing out the
Act for killing of Wolves.
Uoted in the Negative
The question was then Put whether, the same bill be againe
p^rsented to his Lopp for his Assent:
Resolved in the Affirmative.
Then this house, goe into the Upper house, & After severall
Arguments relateing to the sd Bill of Reviver, his Lop Dis-
assents to the sd Bill but to the Other bills, being Six in
number Entituled as foll

Bills past
this Sessions

1 A Bill for Naturalizeing Peter Maisee de Moy-
sne & Others