that is in fault It some times happens that Causes are Con-
tinued without the fault of Either party as it happen'd the last
Provll Court whome in many Cases where the Parties were
willing on all Sides, their Cases Could not be heard for the
vast number of Criminall Prosecutions that took up almost
the whole time of that Court tho It Sat Longer than any Court
for many years has been Known to do It would be tedious
to Ennumerate the many Instances that have happened Since
the makeing that Law And Which may hereafter happen
wherefore We do not think it Advisable to Continue that
Law Unless you could Provide against the Sickness or other
Casualties Incident, to the Judges the Evidences the Parties
and Officers and generally in all Cases where the Act of God
May Intervene Which is Impossible And therefore we recom-
end to you the preparing a Short bill for the repeale of that
Act And to Save to the Parties that Suffered last Provinciall
Court by that Lawtheir full right to proceed in their Respec-
tive Causes as if such Act had never been made
Signed p order Joh Beale Cl. Upper ho.
Sent to the Lower house by Col Tilghman who returns
and Says he Delivered the same.
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