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Proceedings and Acts of the General Assembly, 1717-April, 1720
Volume 33, Page 241   View pdf image (33K)
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The Lower House. 241


Mr Robins from The Comittee of Laws delivers Mr Speaker
an engrost Bill for the relief of Robert High And Phil: Eil-
beck which was read & thus endorst viz.

May the 3d 1718.
Read and Assented to by the Lower House of Assembly &
Signed p Ordr M: Jenifer Cl: lo. ho.

Which was Sent to the upper House by Capt Greenfield and
Mr Beale, they return and say they delivered it.

The Peticon from Prince Georges County was read and the
Question being put whether a Bill shall be brought in or not,

L. H.J.

Resolved in the affirmative by the Majority of Votes. Bill for
Supplying Defects in a Conveyance from Gary Burridge and
Cole to Browne was read & thus endorst viz:

By the lower House of Assembly May the 3d 1718.

Read the first and Second times by especiall Order & will
pass.
Sign'd p Order M: Jenifer Cl: Lo. Ho:

& sent to the upper house by Mr Tyler and Mr Warfield
They return & say they delivered it.
Mr Tyler from the Comittee of Aggrievances delivers Mr
Speaker the following Report viz:

At a Comittee holden at Mrs Mary Dodd's the 2d day of May
1718.
Present

Mr Robert Tyler Chairman
Mr Charles Wright
Coll: Nathl Hynson

Capt Daniel Mariarte

Capt. Thomas Dent

Who Proceed the Same day to hear the Aggrievance offered
by Mr John Brannock.
The aggrievance which was offered by Mr John Brannock
was whether a Member of this Honble House taken in Exe-
cucon within Twenty Days after the Prorogacon of the As-
sembly before this last Sessions be not a Breach of Priveledge.
Upon the hearing of Severall Debates it is the Opinion of
this Comittee that it is a Breach of Priviledge of the House
therefore referr it to their Consideracon
Signed p Ordr Phil: Hamond Cl. Com.

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