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Proceedings and Acts of the General Assembly, 1693-1697
Volume 19, Page 93   View pdf image (33K)
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Assembly Proceedings, Sept. 20-Oct. 18, 1694. 93

But in as Much as the said Office is now claimed by Doctr
Payne on pretence to Raise a fortune for his Brothers Daughter
but really to take the most of the profits to himselfe And that
he hath Authorized one Mr Richard Royston & Mr Henry
Denton to Execute the said Office as his Deputyes wch by the
Law of England & of this province he cannot doe nor Justify,
And in as much as the said Royston who dyed at Sea lately
comeing in, was a person altogether uncapable of Executeing
the same both for his Ignorance in all learning and for his life
& actions notoriously Scandalous in this province, And in as
much as the said Mr Denton does think himselfe not Quali-
fyed tho Lawfully authorized to performe the Same, and hath
refused to Concerne himselfe in it. Therefore wee humbly
desire the Concurrence of his Exncy of the Burgesses of
Assembly that this Matter may be Represented to his Sacred
Majty by the HonbLe & Right Reverend the Lord Bishop of
London whoe is hereby humbly requested to addres his Maty
That he will please to Establish & confirme the said Office

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upon some sober & Learned person whoe may reside in This
Province and Execute the same as Judge in Causes Testamen-
tary and as Suffragan or Commissary to the Lord Bishop of
London to the Glory of God the Honor of their Mats and to
the Genll good and Benefitt of the Church of England already
so prosperously founded by their Great Goodness & Grace in
this Province.
Answer Received to the same from the house is as follows:
Vizt

By the Burgesses of Assembly Octobr 18th 1694:

In Answer to the last Message Sent by yr Exncy the Governt
and Councill Concerning a Suffragan wee are in this house
agreed that the Office of Comissary Genll is fitt to be bestowed
on such of his Lsps Suffragans if their Majties sees fitt gratiously
soe to Appoint it with this humble proposition that this Pro-
vince is not able to raise any further Support at present for
such a Suffragan. And humbly prayes that if your Exncy &
Covncill will vse yor Intrest wth his Lopp to send one on these
tearmes you will highly Obleidge us therein.
Signed p order
C Lomax Clk Assembly.

The Honoble their Majties Councill agree to the Same.

His Exncy is pleased to propose to the Board that they would
advise wt way is best & most proper for the Service of their
Mats & intrest of the Countrey, to Settle the Land Office & ffees
thereof And wth all that they would State the Case how that

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