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Sentences on Rehearing or Reviews And that without their
L^pps particular Instructions therein he Cannot Consent to it,
And on the Question whether that message shall be received
or not this House concurrs with Limitting Aeons in the Prov^ll
Court And high Court of Appeals to nineteen months, But
Cam^ agree to Adding the Clause therein Proposed Concern-
ing the Chancery
Signed p Order John Beard Cl Up House

U. H. J.

Sent to the Lower House by Col Young, who Returns and
Says he Delivered it.

The House Adjourns till to morrow morning

Thursday May the 8^th 1718
The House meet according to Adjournment
Present as yesterday

Resolved that the following message be sent to the Lower
House Viz.

By the uper house of Assembly
May the 8^th 1718
Gent. We think it very Expedient that the Transactions of
this Sessions shou'd be set in a true light before their Lord-
ships which we propose to be done by way of Representation
to their Lordships from both Houses with which if your
House Concurrs, we Desire you'l Appoint some of your mem-
bers to be Joined with some of our House in a Conference for
the Drawing thereof, And that It may be Transmitted to their
Lordships Inclosed in a Letter to our Agent.
Signed p order John Beard Cl Up Ho.

Sent by John Hall Esq^r & Henry Lowe Esq^r who Return &
say they D^d it

p. 121

Col Edw^d Scott & M^r W^m Turbutt from the Lower House
with the foll^o Engrost bills Viz.
A Bill Declaring the Right of three Lotts Originally layd
out in Annapolis for the uses therein mentioned.
A Supplementary Bill to the Act for the better Adminis-
tration of Justice in Testamentary Affairs &c. Read and
Assented to by the lower house and being Read are assented
to by this house & Phil Lloyd Esq^r & Ric^d Tilghman Esq^r sent
to acq^t the Lower House thereof

p. 122