216 Assembly Proceedings, Oct. 20-Nov. 12, 1698.

L. H. J.

Eod: die. The house mett againe and were present as
before.
Moved by a member of this house that they ought to resent
his Ex^cy words in distinguishing who are for the King and
who are ag^t him.
Secondly. Concerning his words about the prayer in the
Litany against Sedicon, and, Thirdly about his words of taking
M^r Clarke out of prison.
The hon^ble Thomas Tench Esq^r and Iames Frisby Esq.
Enter and deliver some papers to M^r Speaker and returne.
Resolved that a Comittee be sent out in humble and modest
tearms to shew the houses Resentment of his Ex^cys words.
1. In distinguishing who are for the King and who are

against him.

2. Concerning the houses being Seditious.
3. Concerning the takeing M^r Clarke out of Prison; and
to bring in the same to Morrow morning.
Proposed that if the house should further consider to prose-
cute M^r Clarkes Enlargem^t so far as to attend this house this
present sessions.
Resolved that a comittee be sent out to consider thereof.
The house adjournes for halfe an hour.

Eod: die The house mett againe present as before.
Ordered that M^r James Crauford M^r Mich^ll Miller, M^r Ew^d
Lloyd, M^r Iohn Carvile, Maj^r Thomas Smith, M^r Elisha Hall,
M^r Iohn Hall, be a comittee to consider the further prosecu-
tion of M^r Clarkes Enlargem^t so far as to attend this house
this present sessions.
Ordered that M^r Simon Willmore and Coll^o Iohn Thompson
M^r W^m Harris Cap^t Rich^d Hill and Major W^m Barton be a
comittee to draw up this houses Resentm^t of his Ex^cys Words.
The house adjournes till to Morrow Morning Eight of
Clock

Dies Iovis,Octob^r the 27^th 1698.

The house mett againe, and were called over the members
yesterday wanting were still wanting.
Information was given this house that Cap^t Thomas Waug-
hop of the Delegates for the City of S^t Marys was sick of the
Gripes.
Cap^t Rich^d Hill being yesterday censured by this house to
loose his allowance for not appearing when the house was
called according to the Rules of this house giveing the house
a reasonable excuse for such his absence the Same was
remitted.