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

L. H. J.

Philemon Lloyd Esqr from the Honble Council acquaints
Mr Speaker that the Honble Council had agreed to the three
ingrossed Bills following on the 26th Day of May 1715
An ingrossed Bill for Naturalization of Thomas Harvey &
his Children.

An Ingrossed Bill for the speedy Trial of Criminals and
ascertaining their Punishment in the County Courts when
prosecuted there and for Payment of Fees due from Criminal
Persons.

An ingrossed Bill for Encouragement of Tillage and Relief
of poor Debtors.
An ingrossed Bill to supply an Omission in the writing the
last Will & Testament of Raphael Haywood late of S^t Mary's
County Gent, dece'd and for settling an Estate of Inheritance
in fee simple on Robert Scott, Clerk and Charles Neale Plan-
ter the Ex" and devisees in the said Will named; which was
read and assented to by the House of Delegates and ordered
to be thus indorsed Viz.

May the 26th 1715

Read & assented to by the House of Delegates &
Signed p Order Thos Macnemara Cl. Ho. Del.

p. 567

The same is sent up to the Honble Council by Capt. Harris
& Mr Whittington.

They return and say they delivered the Bill.
Col^o Thomas Addison from the Honble Council acquaints
Mr Speaker that the Honble Council had agreed and assented
to the ingrossed Bill following, on the 26th May 1715
An ingrossed Bill for vesting in the Rector Governors &
Visitors of Free Schools and their Successors forever a cer-
tain Lot of Land in the City of Annapolis and an House
thereon erected commonly called the Kentish House and
impowering the said Rectors and Visitors more easily to
transact the Business of the said Free Schools.
Col^o Thomas Greenfield from the Honble Council acquaints
Mr Speaker that the Honble Council had agreed and assented
to the ingrossed Bill following on the 26th Day of May 1715.
An ingrossed Bill to supply an Omission in the writing the
last Will & Testament of Raphael Haywood late of St Mary's
County Gent, deced and for settling an Estate of Inheritance
in fee simple on Robert Scott Clerk and Charles Neale Plan-
ter the Exrs & Devisees in the said Will named.
Mr Foster Turbutt from the Committee of Laws delivers
Mr Speaker a Bill to declare how the forty Pounds of Tobacco