Assembly Proceedings, May 10-June 9, 1692. 413

Mun
The house again

M^r
M^r
M^r
M^r Dent
M^r Caru

Then was read what
Putt to the Vote whether all Revenue vpon their
Maj^ties Gouern^t time being shall stand as now drawne,
or the by the Councill) be incerted, and Carryed by the
Majority of Voices to stand as now drawne.
M^r Clarke Enters the house.
Letter from Coll Jowles directed to M^r Speaker read in the
house the purport whereof was for allowance for provisions
spent vpon those soldjers raised by him in the begining of
the revolution as Likewise for his owne pay & Services
done &c:
Putt to the Vote whether he shall haue Collonells pay
allowed him for his service done or noe, and Carryed in the
Negatiue.
Putt to the Vote whether thankes of the house shall be
returned to the said Coll Jowles or noe, & Carried in the
Affirmatiue, & the house doe Unanimously returne the said
Coll Jowles thankes for his great Service done to the Countrey
vpon the Late Revolution.
The Comittee of Acc^ts goe out vpon their Charge.
An Act for I4^d Tonnage, read & passed third time & sent
to the Councill board, by M^r Wynne.
M^r Greenfeild & M^r Jones sent to the Councill board w^th
some Lawes forgott to be signed by the Clerk of that board,
who returne & say they deliuered the same.
Message from the Councill board brought by M^r Brookes
which was read as followes Viz^t

By his Ex^ncy the Gouerno^r & Councill in Assembly
June 6^th 1692.
The house vpon their Explanation of the I4^d p Tone haueing
declared their sentim^ts thereof to be ffort duties belonging to
and vested in the King, This board think it Necessary that of
all Shipps & Vessells that shall hereafter Cleare the same be
secured and Collected by the Navall Officers & Lodged in
bank till his Maj^ties pleasure therein shall be further knowne,
and they are desired to provide accordingly
Signed p Ord^r
John LLewellin Clk.

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