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Power given also to Jacob Young to press Boat and hands
&^o as by a former Order of the Convention April the 10th
1692. Signed p^r his Excellency.

Adjourn till to Morrow Morning 10 a Clock.

May the 27th 1692 Mett in the Council Chamber

Present
His Excellency the Governor

U. H. J.

The honourable

Coll Blackistone
Coll Jowles
Coll Robotham
Coll Greenberry
Coll Hutchins

Coll Browne
Captain Addison
Captain Courts
M^r Brooke

These following Bills Viz^t for Regulating Ordinarys &^c for
Elections of Sheriffs, Touching Coopers &^c for preservation of
Orphans Estates &^c Additional Act Regulating Ordinarys &^c
against the Exportation of Wooll and old Iron sent all down
to the house &^c

Came M^r Wynn, Doctor Brooke, M^r Harris M^r Mason, M^r
Whittington, M^r Hammond, M^r Pinder, and Major Trippe,
with severall Papers which they Deliver as follow Viz^t
A Petition formerly preferred the 9th of April last to his
Excellency the Govern^r and by him Communicated to the
house as follow Viz^t

To his Excellency Lyonell Copley their Majestys Captain
General and Governor in Chief of the Province of
Maryland
The humble Request of Henry Darnall Agent & Receiver
General for the Right Honourable Charles Lord Baron of
Baltimore &^c
Praying, By Virtue of his Majestys Order of the12th of
November last that your Excellency would Graciously please
to grant your Excellency's Order to all persons Concerned,
that the said Henry Darnall by himself or such as from time
to time he shall appoint; may peaceably and Quietly be per-
mitted to receive and Collect all his Lordships dues and
Revenues in this Province, as well the dues and Dutys of
One Shill p^r hhd & of 14^s p^r Ton, as of all fines, Amercia-
ments, Wafts, Strays, Deodands, and all wild Cattle, horses
hoggs &^c and all other his Lordships rights dues and Reve-
nues whatsoever already due or which hereafter shall be due
to his Lordship within this Province, as also prayeth that all
Bonds, Bills, Records and other writing whatsoever, relating

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