168 Assembly Proceedings, October 3-November 2, 1728.

U. H. J.

An Engross'd Bill from the Lower House by Captain Gordon
and M^r Worthington Entituled
An Act for repairing and enlarging of the Church in the City of
Annapolis and for Building A Chappel of Ease in the Parish of S'
Anns in Ann Arundell County and to impower the raising and
levying A Quantity of Tobacco for that purpose thus Subscribed
viz.
November the 2^d 1728

Read & Assented to by the Lower House of Assembly
Sign'd p Order, M. Macnemara Cl. lo. Ho

Read & Assented to by this House and Ordered to be so Sub-
scribed. The Paper Bill so endorst is sent to the Lower House by
Charles Calvert Esq^r
A Message from the Lower House by Col^o Gale & M^r Johnson
viz.

By the Lower House of Assembly November the 2^d 1728.

May it please y^r Hon^rs
As we hope this Session will end to night we desire your Hon-
ours will give all the dispatch you possibly can to the Business now
before you
Sign'd p Order M. Macnemara Cl. lo. Ho.

The following message is prepared & sent to the Lower House

by Charles Calvert Esq^r viz.

By the Upper House of Assembly November the 2^d 1728

p. 390

Gentlemen
His Excellency the Governor having been at a very considerable
Expence in Proclaiming his most Sacred Majesty King George the
Second on his happy Accession to the Throne of his Royal Ances-
tors which Ceremony was performed after the best and most suit-
able manner the Circumstances of this Province would admit of
we therefore Recommend to your House the Consideration of An
Acknowledgment to his Excellency suitable to his Zeal & Expence
on the occasion in which this House will most readily Concur
Signed p Order Geo Plater Cl Up Ho.

Read the Journal of the Committee of Accounts which is ordered
to be thus Subscribed viz.

By the Lower House of Assembly November the 2^d 1728.

Read & assented to and in answer to the above Protestation we
say that many Instances may be found upon the records of this