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Which being ended the Speaker and Members retired to
their House. M^r Speaker having taken the Chair was
pleased to report the Prorogation and ordered the Clerk to
annex a List of the Laws Enacted this Session and so
departed the House
A List of what Bills were past into Acts this Session of As-
sembly April 15^th 1707
1 Bill Supplementary to the Act for Towns
2 Bill for Attainder of Richard Clarke.
3 Bill to prevent the Abuse of opening publick and private
Letters &^ta
4. Bill for Relief of Thomas Manning &^ta
5. Bill against counterfeiting and forging foreign Coins &^ta
6 Bill preventing the Exportation of Tobacco before the
Duties payable be paid
7. Bill suspending (during the Queen's Pleasure) the
Prosecution of Romish Priests &^ta
8. Bill confirming Knighton's last will and Testament
9 Bill for Removal of Thomas Howell &^ta
10. Bill for recording Copies of severall Wills &^ta
11. Bill for Naturalization of John Francis Holland.
12. Bill for explaining some doubtful Expressions in the
Act for Officers Fees &^ta
13. Bill giving Power to the Farmers of the Lord Balt.
Rents to recover their Arrears
14. Bill for repealing the Act against Exportation of Eu-
ropean Commodities
15. Bill to continue to the Sheriffs of Talbot County Kent
and Cecil Counties their Right to Execution for publick Dues.
16. Bill restraining Masters of Ships and other Vessels
from defacing Tobacco freighted &^ta
17. Bill for Relief of Debtors and ascertaining the manner
of Tenders &^ta
18. Bill for killing Wolves and Crows.
19. Bill reviving the Act for prohibiting the Importation of
Bread and Beer &^ta
20. Bill reviving an Act for speedy conveying publick
Letters &^ta
21. Bill reviving an Act of Directions for Sheriff's Office
&^ta
22. Bill appointing Court Days in Queen Ann's County
&^ta
23. Bill requiring the Agents of the Lord Baltimore to
publish the Conditions of Plantation &^ta
24. Bill for apportioning the publick Levy &^ta
Pursuant to an Order of the House of Delegates the follow-
ing Message from his Excellency and Council together with

L. H. J.