20 Assembly Proceedings, April 1-26, 1684.

U. H. J.
Original.

Upper house againe mett as p Adjournment
P^rsent as before

A Message from the Lower house by Cap^t Richard Hill and
Docto^r John Brooke Cap^t Hill said he had in Comicon to
acquaint this house that they had sent out to their Comittee
for Regulateing the Lawes to make what hast they could in
Order to Comply with the message of this house.
The Message of the Lower house is as follow

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Lower house of Assembly Aprill 16: 1684:
This house haveing sent out their members nominated to
ioine in Comittee w^th the members of the Upper house to
regulate the Report of the Comittee brought to this house yes-
terday in order to the better ascertaining all matters which
lye before the Two houses in relation to the temporary and
perpetuall Lawes of this Province cannot well come to a Con-
ference with the Upper house about the same untill their said
Members returne to this house with their Report soe regu-
lated, but then this house will meete the upper house in a
Conference about the same as is desired
Signed p Order Charles Boteler Clke
of the Lower house of Assembly.

Upper house Aprill 16^th 1684
The Lower house by their last Message to this house have-
ing Signified that their Committee is sent out to Regulate
their Report made yesterday and that till they returne to the
House they cannot well conferr w^th this house as is desired
This house doe approve theirof and desire that for the more
effectuall dispatch of the busines in hand, their said Comittee
may not onely be stirred vp to Expedite what they have in
Charge but may be fully commissionated to debate and Con-
sider of all matters relateing to both the pepetuall and Tem-
porary Lawes for the result of both houses in the Conference
in the Grand Committee
Signed p Order John LLewellin Clk of Assembly

The last Message sent by Coll
Vincent Lowe and M^r Edward Pye
The returne haveing delivered their Message Adjourne till
to morrow morning Eight a Clock