Proceedings of the Council of Maryland, 1692-1694. 425

Ordered that he be from henceforth dismissed from his
further attendance at this Board as a member thereof, and
from any other Office or Command whatsoever in this Prov-
ince, saving the Clerks place aforesaid & that he be advised
thereof by an order in Writing from this Board which accord-
ingly issued as follows Viz^t

By his Excellency the Gov^r and the honble Councill
Nov^r 18^th 1692
Maryland ss.
Ordered that Coll Henry Iowles late a member of this
honble Board having disabled himself be and he is hereby
wholly dismissed and discharged from the same and his
further attendance as such also from his military Command in
the said County from acting or officiating as Deputy Commis-
sary and from exercising any other publick Power and authority
of Government or Majesteri all Office in the said County or
any other part of this Province whereof let him not fail at his
perill
Signed p Order
J LL Cl Councill

Motion made by Sir Thomas Lawrence that whereas
formerly preferred to this Board a petition from the Commis-
sioners of Ann Arun^d11 County in the behalf of Henry Bonner
late Clerk of the said County against him the said S^r Thomas
the said petition being brought to the View of the Persons
said to have signed the same they had denied their names
their written to be their hand writing, It was thereupon
replied and made appear that that Paper which was read in
Councill was but a Copy of the Originall which was acci-
dentally lodged in the hands of Coll Blakiston and at that time
was not at hand but was now produced at the Board
Upon Motion made to the Board in the behalf of the Sheriff
of Baltimore County for allowance to be made him for fees
due to him and severall disbursments and expences by him

Liber K.

made and and laid out for severall criminalls committed to his
Custody &c^a the same is referred to the consideration of the
next Assembly
Ordered that those Prisoners which we understand are in
custody in Virginia for the murder of Rob^t Kemble of this
Province be sent for over by Owen Gwithers Shallop and that
according to a former Letter in that behalf writ to the Gov-
ernor of Virginia his Excellency the Governor aforesaid be
desired to order the delivery of them to the bearer the Mas^r of
the said Shallop in order to be brought to their tryall

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