Assembly Proceedings, May 10-June 9, 1692. 373

An Address to their Maj^ties from this house drawne vp &
read, & vnanimously assented to.
Message to the Gouerno^r & Councill Drawne vp and read
as follows, Viz^t

By the House of
This house does humbly de [sire the Concurrence of your
Honours to this Address] in order to be sent to their [Majes-
ty's]
[Signed pr order, Hen. Denton Cl. Assembly.]

This Message was
An Act for the preser read and passed the fir
John Ouldson & Mathias but of outlandish Nativi
may be Naturalized & ma
Ordered that an Act the Request of the Pe
sent to the Gouern^r and M^r Dorcey for their ap
An Act for the publication of [all laws within this province]
An Act for prohibiting forraigne [ingrossers]
An Act for the preservation [of the sever]all Harbours to
this Province
M^r Hamond & M^r Dorsey return Say they delivered
Acts into the Clk of the Councills hands.
Sent to the Governo^r and Councill these following Acts by
m^r Harris, M^r Ridgley, M^r Hamond, M^r Wattson, & M^r Hos-
kins, viz^t
An Act of Recognition of their Sacred Maj^ties Right & Title
to the Province of Maryland.
An Act for the Takeing away all Erro^rs in Proceedings &c^a

& for Reliefe ag' the act of Limitations &c^a

Message from the Comittee of Lawes brought by Maj^r Tripp,
and was as followes Viz^t

By the Comittee for inspecting the Laws May 18^th 1692.
This Comittee received a Message sent by Cap^t Phillip
Hoskins and there in the Order of the house that a Bill be
brought in for the Encourageing the breed of Horses; this
Comittee are of opinion that too many are already in the
Province, and rather than Encourage wee are Contriueing
how to lessen the Number & better the breed of them, but if
they must be Encouraged, to know by what Methods the
same must be done.
Signed p Ord^r Cleborne Lomax Clk Comittee

The house Adjournes till to Morrow Morning Nine of the
Clock.

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