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

L. H. J.

the whole Course of your Excys almost four years administra-
tion by the Strictest observation we Can make, your Govern-
ment has been just and Universally Satisfactory to all his
Majesty's faithfull Protestant Subjects here, and Complain'd
of by none but the Roman Catholicks and their Adherents and
by them without any other Cause that Wee Can find Save that
of party and Principle.

Which was Sent to the upper house by Coll Mackall Cap^t
Greenfield, Col^o Scot, M^r Hill, M^r Lloyd Cot Maxwell, Cap^t
ffendall, M^r Taylor M^r Cha^s Wright, M^r Hopkins, Cap^t ffrisby
& Col^l Herrman.
They return and say they Delivered it.

p. 25

The peticon of M^r John Brannock praying to be relieved ag^t
a Judgment obtaind ag^l him in Dorchester County Court by
Phill ffeddeman was read w^th a Transcript of Judgment and
Ordered to be thus Endorst viz:

By the lower House of Assembly Aprill the 28^th 1718.

On reading the within Peticon and the Record herewith
Sent We are of Opinion that Judgment is erroniously rendred
ag^t the Pet^r to his Damage and for that the sume for which
the Judgment is rendered will not bear an Appeale to Any
Superior Court of Judicature Humbly recomend the Pet^r to
your Excy & Hon^rs for reliefe the Justices of Dorchester
County as well as the Plantiff and Attorney therein menconed
being now in Towne. Signed p Order
Mic: Jenifer Cl. lo. ho:

The Petition of M^r Jn^o Brannock Gent on the behalf of
Thomas Brannock a Minor was read & thus Endorst viz:

By the low^r house of Assembly Aprill the 28^th 1718.

On reading the within Peticon for that it seems the matters
complain'd of are against Some of the Justices of Dorchester
County now in Towne for Misfeazance in their Office the same
is referr'd to your Excy & Honours to do therein what may
be thought Necessary.
Signed p Order M: Jenifer Cl: Lo: ho:

Which two Peticons w^th the endorsments thereon were sent
to the upp^r house by M^r Pollard & M^r Taylor
They return and say they delivered them.