152 Assembly Proceedings, April 26- June 3, 1715.

L. H. J.

All which foregoing Aggrievances are humbly offered by
this Committee to this House for their Consideration thereof
Signed p Order Jo^o Beale Cik Committee

The same are referred for Consideration till to Morrow
Morning
L^t Col^o Samuel Young and John Hall, Esquires from the
Honble Council deliver Mr Speaker the following Message Viz.

By his Excellency the Governor and Council in Assembly
May the 16th 1715

p. 53S

Gentlemen,
In Answer to your Message this Day by M^r Garrett and
others we acquaint you that his Excellency and this Board do
agree the Consideration of the twenty seventh Article of his
Excellency's Instructions communicated to you should be
referred till it is known what the Fines and Forfeitures will
amount to and that his Excellency is very glad any Thing he
can do may be for the Country's Service and hopes it will give
you so fair an Impression of his good Intentions that you will
diligently and effectually pursue the good Ends for which
you were called together.

Signed p Order W Bladen Clk Council
The House adjourns till One O'Clock in the Afternoon

Monday Afternoon

The House met according to Adjournment. Present as in
the Morning

Then also appeared Major Bradford and Mr Browne

A Bill for the better Administration of Justice in the several
Courts and for Recovery of small Debts preventing Commis-
sioners and Clerks &ta from pleading as Attorneys and for
Amerciaments in the Provincial and County Courts;

Was read the second Time pursuant to the Order of Satur-
day last and will pass

Signed p Order Thos Macnemara Cl. Ho. Del.

The same is sent up to the Honble Council by Major
Philips Col^o Maxfield Mr Wright and Mr Vanderheyden.

They return and say they delivered the said Bill