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

L. H. J.
p. 79

We may see whether it be Agreeable to the Bargain already
made but if you have done nothing therein it remains with
his Excy to come to a positive Determinacon w^th him what
further Workmanship is yet to be performed for the finishing
the said Magazine before the money be Ordered him.
Signed p Order Jn^o Beard Cl: Up: Ho:

In answer to which the following Message was Prepared
viz:

By the Lower House of Assembly May the 6^th 1718.

May it please yo^r Honours
By M^r Cooke's Generall Computacon the finishing the
Magazine Workmanlike as it ought to be would amount to
Two hundred Pounds Currency more then he was to have by
the first Bargaine, Wherefore We Considered that the Bar-
gain was somewhat hard on his Side and desired your Con-
currence in Allowing him One hundred Pounds Sterling more
to make him a Recompence M^r Cooke has not made any
particular Proposicons to us of what Work remains to be
finisht therefore We wholly referr that to his Excy to de-
termine and to order the payment of the mony on the finishing
the Work.
Signed p Order Mic. Jenifer Clk Lo. Ho:

And sent to the Upper House by Cap^t ff risby and M^r Young.
They return and Say they delivered it.
The Petition of the Vestry of Saint Ann's Parish is further
Referred till to Morrow morning

The House Adjourns till to morrow Morning Eight of the
Clock.

p. 80

Wednesday May the 7^th 1718
The House Meets According to Adjournment
Yesterdays proceedings are read.
Cap^t Jowles has the Leave of this House to go home for that
he is So indisposed he cannott attend.
Coll^o Holland & three others from the Upper House deliver
M^r Speaker the foll^o message viz:

By the upper House of Assembly May the 7^th 1718.

Gent. M^r Thomas Macnemara having been Sent for by his
Excy to Appear before this House to know whether he has
any thing to offerr on a Letter Sent him by their Lords Guil-