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guishing Prisoners in Ann Arrundell County Goal Ordered that
they be severally thus Endors'd Viz.

By the Upper House of Assembly October the 16^th 1727

Read and referred to the Consideracon of the Lower house of
Assembly
Signed p Order Geo: Plater Cl Up Ho.

Sent by Benj. Tasker Esq^r

The Honble Phillip Lee Esq^r a member of this House takes the
Oaths appointed to be taken to his present Majesty King George
the Second and Subscribes the Oath of Abjuracon and Test accord-
ing to Law

The following messuage was prepared and sent to the Lower
House by Phillip Lee Esq^r

U. H. J.

By the Upper House of Assembly October the 16. 1727
Gentlemen
This House being willing to show their Readiness in drawing
an Address to our most Gracious Sovereign King George the second
upon his Accession to the throne of his Ancestors have appointed
the Honble Phillip Lee and Charles Calvert Esq^r members of this
house to Joyn such of the members of your House as shall be by
You nominated in a Committee for that Purpose
Signed p Order Geo Plater Cl. Up. Ho.

Sent by Phillip Lee and Charles Calvert Esq^r
Read the Bill a Second time for naturalizeing Francis Rudolph
Bodien w^ch is ordered to be thus Endors't viz.

By the Upper House of Assembly October the 16^th 1727

Read the second time (the children already born being particu-
larly named and the word Lordships instead of Majestys in the
ninth line being Incerted) and with these alterations will pass.
Signed p Order Geo. Plater Cl. Up. Ho.

Sent down by John Hall Esq^r
A Message from the Lower House by Coll^o Thomas Trueman
Greenfield and James Harris Esq^r viz.

By the Lower house of Assembly October the 16^th 1727

May it please your Hon^rs
We Concurr with your Honours in your messuage this Day by
Phillip Lee Esq^r in Joyning some of the members of this House with
the members appointed by your House in drawing an Address to
our most Gracious Sovereign King George the second and have

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