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Acts of the General Assembly hitherto unpublished 1694-1698, 1711-1729
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Appendix. 439


2dly Your Lordships in all Cases where Application has been
made in any matters relating to the sd province of Maryland have
always been so justly indulgent to the sd Proprietor of this Province,
tht yr Ldps have constantly Ordered his being acquainted with such

Calvert
Paper
No. 2954

Application before any thing has been done thereon, & have post-
poned considering the same till his Lordship had first received a
Copy of such Application & put in his Answer thereto, that so it
might appear whether the same interfered with any of his Lordships
Rights & Priviledges.
3dly For that the Lord Proprietor has constantly enjoy'd & exer-
cised as his unquestionable Right the Power of Approving or Repeal-
ing the Laws of the sd province of Maryland as absolute Lord &
Proprietor of that province, in which Capacity it is humbly presumed
yr Lordships will think the Ld Proprietor's Right too greatly con-
cern'd to be passed over in the Instance complaind of, & am well
assured the sd Jacob Henderson has not made any Application
whatever to Ld Baltimore to Repeal any Law whatsoever passed in
that Province.
For these reasons & as Ld Baltre is daily expected in England I
must earnestly intreat yr Lordships tht the sd Mr Henderson's Peti-
tion may not be taken into your Lordships Consideration untill the
Ld Baltre returns, nor till he shall have some Notice, or served with a
Copy thereof, & a reasonable time allowed him to put in such answer
thereto as his Ldsp. shall judge & be advised to be proper. As this
humble request is agreable to natural justice, & to the constant
course of yr Lordships Board, & of all the Judicial Courts of this
Kingdom, & as it is a fix'd & an unalterable part of our Constitution
tht no One shall be Affected in the enjoymt of any Right or Privilege
without due notice first given & an opportunity of making his de-
fence, & as it so nearly affects so valuable a privilege, so humbly hope
yr Ldps will be of opinion this is both a reasonable & a just request,
tht it will as such be allowed by your Ldsps
I am my Lords yr
N. B Their Ldsps. on consideration of the sd Lordships & Cae
memorial disrniss'd the Complaint to a Farther Cecils Calvert
Hearing

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By a Committee of the Lords of the Privy Council Decber
the 18th 1729
His Majesty having been pleas'd by his Order in Council of the
14th of Octber last, to Refer unto the considerat" of this Commee the
Petn of Jacob Henderson Clerk on behalf of himself & of the Clergy
of Maryland complaining of an Act passed in that Province the 3d oi
Octber 1728 whereby one fourth part of what had been granted &
established for their Support & maintenance by an Act passed there ir

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