The Lower House. 395

Country, and so we ehall be at all Times very careful to avoid

the Entertainment of Jealousies & running ourselves into
Heats and Misconstructions so we shall very readily join with
your Excellency & her Majesty's Honble Council in whatsoever
shall appear to be for her Majesty's Honour & the Good of our
Country.
As to the Indian Business when your Excellency shall think
fit to lay it before us we shall not only give our best Advice &
Assistance therein but further it with all the Unanimity &
Dispatch which may be proper for that Affair.
Sir. We are very sensible of your Ex^cy'^s good Governm^t &
tender Regard towards us & do hope that the same Tender-
ness will be continued to us; and we take this Opportunity to
assure your Excellency that as we can entertain no Jealousies
so we shall be always ready to make due Returns of Grati-
tude for the Enjoyment of so great a Blessing.
Signed p Order W Taylard Clk. Ho. Del.

Which being read and approved of is ordered to be sent up
to his Excellency & Council p M^r Charles Greenberry, M^r
Hugh Eccleston, M^r John Jones, M^r John Mackall, M^r George
Muschamp & M^r Robert Skinner. They return & say they
delivered the same.

Lib. 41.

M^r Thomas Greenfield & others pursuant to an Order of
last session relating to the Petition of the Parishoners of S^t
Paul's Parish in Prince George's County made Return of their
Report & ordered a Bill be prepared.
The Honble Thomas Tench & Edward Lloyd Esq^rs from the
Council enters the House and delivers M^r Speaker the follow-
ing Message.

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