144 Assembly Proceedings, April 22-May 10, 1718.

U. H. J.

We Do therefore hereby Prohibit the said Macnemara his
any further Practising as an Attorney in this Court

Seal p. Curiam
Robert Assheton, Proton.

The aforegoing message & Copy of the Record sent to the
Lower House by Col^o Holland Col^o Young Col^o Addison Col
Tilghman & Col Smyth
Who Return & say they Delivered it.
Brought from the Lower house by M^r James Lloyd and
two others the fol^o message Viz.

By the lower house of Assembly

Aprill the 29^th 1718
May it Please Your Excy & Hon^rs.

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Tis found by Experience & Sundry Petitions Offered to this
House that some Amendments are necessary to be made in the
Act for Ascertaining the bounds of Lands &c. which ought
to be done either by a Supplementary Bill to the Act or by
Reenacting it which being a matter of Great Concern to the
Province in Generall We Desire your Exc^y & Hon^rs will be
Pleased to Appoint some of the members of your House to
Joyn with some of our members in a Conference to Consider
of that Act and Propose what Amendments may be thought
necessary
Signed p order M: Jenifer Cl. Lo. Ho.

M^r Attorny General according to yesterday's Order De-
livers his Opinion in writeing as foll⁰

To the Honble the Uper house of Assembly
April 29^th 1718

I Do hereby humbly Certify to your Hon" that Pursuant to
your Reference made to me yesterday to Consider whether
that Part of the Bill now proposed as a Supplementary Bill to
the Act Directing the manner of Electing & Sumoning Dele-
gates & Representatives to Serve in Succeeding Assemblys
&c^a Relateing to Papists voteing at Elections be Repugnant to
the Laws of England or not ; I have Consulted Authoritys and
find the same no ways Repugnant but Consonant to the law of

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England Especially the Act of Parliament of the 7^th & 8^th
years of King William the 3^d of Glorious memory, Entituled
An Act for the better Security of his Majestys Royall Person
& Government.
I am Your Hon^rs most obedient humble Serv^t
W^m Bladen Att. Gen^ll