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

U. H. J.

Col. Mackall and three others with the Two following Mes-
sages Viz.

By the Lower House of Assembly

May the 8^th 1718.
May it Please Your Honours
In answer to your Message of this day relating to the
Allowance to his Exc^y for the Body of Laws for the Counties
and Prov^ll Court We agree that six Hundred pounds of Tob^o
be Allowed him for each Body.
Signed p Order Mic. Jenifer Cl. Lo. House

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By the Lower House of Assembly

May the 8^th 1718.
May it Please Your Hon^rs
We perceive by your Message of yesterday p Coll Young
that his Excellency not having his Lordships Particular In-
structions cann^t Consent to the Adding a Clause to the Act to
Limitt the Continuance of Actions &c^a whereby the Councill
may be Joyned with the Keeper of the Great Scale for the
time Being to sitt as a Court of Judicature on rehearing and
Reviews of the Decrees of the Chancery Court. But for that
It is thought to be an Aggrievance that the same pson who
before past the Decree in the Chancery Court should again sitt
as Judge alone on the Rehearings and Reviews we Desire your
Concurrence to the Adding a Clause to that Bill whereby an
Appeale may be Granted from the Chancery Court to the
Governour and Councill
Signed p Order
Mic Jenifer Cl. Lo. House

Cap^t Marriartee and M^r John Beale with the following
Message And also with an Engrost Bill for setling all Dis-
putes Concerning the Boundarys of the sev^ll Lotts in the City
of Annapolis &c.
Read and assented to by the Lower House
On reading whereof Tis assented to by this House And so
Endorsed and Esq^r Lowe sent to acq^t the Lower House thereof

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By the Lower House of Assembly

May the 8^th 1718
May it Please your Honours

On reading the Engrost Bill for Setling Disputes in the
City of Annapolis herewith sent And not finding anything