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

L. H. J.

And We cannot but observe from the Transcript of the
Records from Philadelphia that M^r Macnemara has not only
been obnoxious to Government here but in other Places where
he has had any residence so that We hope their L^pps will be
Sufficiently convinced that the Prosecucons ag^t M^r Macnemara
here have not been carryed on w^th partiality, for that he
has undergone the same ffate before in other Places purely
through his own haughty ambitious Temper and ill Conduct.
Signed p Ord^r
M: Jenifer Cl: lo: ho:

They return & say they Delivered it.
M^r Tyler from the Comittee of Aggrievances delivers M^r
Speaker Mary Hall's Petition thus endorst viz:

p. 36

Aprill 29^th 1718.
Upon reading the within peticon and the Allegacons of M^r
James Lloyd it is thought fit to be granted and humbly referr
it to the Discrecon of the House for the pet^r to bring in a Bill
as Pray'd.
Signed p Ord^r Phil: Hamond Clk Com^e

W^ch was read and leave given to bring in a Bill as prayed
The Petition of James Philips referr'd to the Comittee of
Aggrievances for their Report was return'd from that Com-
ittee thus endorst viz.

Aprill 29^th 1718. Upon reading of the within Petition We
have heard M^r Phillips and do find his request very reasonable
and humbly referr it to the house that Leave may be given to
the said Phillips to bring in a Bill as pray'd for.
Signed p Ord^r Phil: Hammond Clk. Com:

Which was read and leave given to bring in a Bill
Bill repealing An Act to prevent the Growth of Popery was
read & Ordered to be thus endorst viz.

By the lower House of Assembly Aprill the 30^th 1718

Read the Second Time and will pass.
Signed p Order M. Jenifer Clk.lo. ho.

The house adjourns till one of the Clock in the afternoon.

Post Meridiem. The house meets According to Adjourn-
ment.