44 Assembly Proceedings, April 1-26, 1684.

U. H. J.

Original.

spare their members therein concerned as Attorneys on either
side to which this house desire an Answere :
Signed p ord^r John LLewellin Clke of Assembly

Sent p M^r John Darnall
Came M^r Robert Carvile and made Report that in answere
to the Last Message sent them concerning tryall of the writts
of Erro^r the day of Sessions being soe neer, and the house
haveing much busines before them could not pursue the same
without their Clerke who was an Attorny concerned, but
to morrow, if they could dispatch their business and conveni-
ently spare their Clerke in the afternoone they would give
this house convenient notice thereof
Adjourned till to morrow morning Eight a Clock.

Upper house mett Aprill 25^th 1684.

The Hon^ble

P^rsent
Coll Henry Coursey
Coll Vincent Lowe
Coll Henry Darnall
Coll Will^m Digges

Majo^r Nich^o Sewall
M^r John Darnall
Coll W^m Burges
M^r Edw^d Pye

Cap^t Richard Hill and M^r William Peerce from the Lower
house bring the Two following bills viz^t
An Act for naturalizacon of Jacob Seth
An Act for reviveing the Temporary lawes, now drawne
vp according to the vote of this house Yesterday,
both signed as follow viz^t

Aprill 25^th 1684
Upper house have assented Signed p Ord^r
John LLewellin Clke of Assembly

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M^r Robert Carvile came from the Lower house with the
Supplementary Act for Trade, the same read and sent to the
Lower house together with the reviveing bill The Act for
naturaliz^a of Jacob Seth, the Act for naturalizacon of Nicholas
Verbraek & the Act for Naturalizacon of Peter Byard &c

A Message from the Lower house p M^r Tho: Burford viz^t

Lower house of Assembly Aprill the 25^th 1684
The members of this house that are Attornys In the tryalls
vpon writts of Erro^r in the Upper house have now the leave
of this house to attend the same as was desired by the Upper
house Message Yesterday
Signed p ord^r C Boteler Clke of the
Adjourne till the afternoone Lower house of Assembly
to heare the Erro^rs