184 Assembly Proceedings, Sept. 5-Oct. 3, 1704.

P. R. O.
B. T. Md.
Vol. 17.

raising And lodgeing Money in England to be made use of
for this Matter more Effectually Negotiating Neither his Ex^cy
nor this board Will Ioyne in the p^rsent Address proposd.
Signd p order W^m Bladen Cl Counc

W^m Coursey Esq^r enters the house and delivers M^r Spea-
ker the bill for Appeales & Writts of Erro^r Endorsd Sept^r
27^th 1704
By the Councill in Assembly, Unless the house will Agree
to the bill as proposed by this board to be referrd to the next
Sessions of Assembly. W^m Bladen Cl Co.

Bill providing What Shall be evidence to proove Forreigne
Debts &c.
Endorsd Sept^t 27^th 1704

By the Councill in Assembly.

We insist that the last Clause be explained.
W^m Bladen Cl Co.

Sent up Againe by M^r Henry Coursey to the Councill to
Know in What Manner they would haue it Explained.
Bill to prevent Growth of popery.
Read the I^st time.
And Sent up to the Councill p M^r Nic Lowe.
He returns And says he deliverd the bill
The Adress to her Maj^ty relating to New York Affair being
under debate, & the Endorsm^t of the Councill thereon
Jts put to the question whither the Address shalbe p^rsented
in the name of the house without Conjunction w^th the Councill
or not
Carryd by Majority of Votes that this house will not proceed
of themselve's.
The honob Francis Jenkins And Kenelm Cheseldyne Esq^rs
enters the house and delivers M^r Speaker The bill to pre-
vent Growth of popery.
Endorsd Eod Die Read the I^st & 2^d time and is Well Ap-
proovd of And past for engrossing. W^m Bladen Cl Co:

Which Was Againe read in the house and past for En-
grossing.
The endorsm^t of the Councill upon the "bill for Appeales &
Writts of Erro^r were Again read & Orderd to be thus endors'd
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