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Appendix. 443


those Penaltys & tends to deprive them of the Common Right of all
other Clergymen of being of the Vestry of their Parishes unless yr
peters give constant attendance at the Vestry as is by no means neces-
sary & as wou'd be very often prejudicial & Inconvenient to them.
Wherefore yr peter humbly prays yr Ldsp's consideration of the sd
Supplementary Act & tht the same be Dissented to & totally repealed.
And yr peter shall ever pray &ca
Janry the 22d 1729 Jacob Henderson

The sd petition being presented & read his Ldsp was pleased to
hear the sd complaint & finding it unjust & a hardship on the Clergy
Dissented to the sd Act Janry 30th 1729.

His Ldsp's Answer to the Clergy's Address

Calvert
Paper
No. 2954

Baltimore
I am favour'd with your kind Address, and well Pleased with the
Confidence you Express of my Care & Protection of the Church,
from which I assure you, nothing shall alienate me; and I make no
doubt of your good Offices towards Promoting a perfect understand-
ing between the Proprietor & his Tenants; Peace & Harmony being
the great Characteristicks of our Mother Church.

p. 15

To the Rt Honble Charles Lord Baltimore, Lord Proprietary of
the Province of Maryland.
The Petition of Jacob Henderson Clerk, in behalf of himself & the
rest of the Clergy of Maryland.

Sheweth
That several Acts of Assembly were heretofore made & past in
that Province for Establishing the Religious Worship, & Settling a
suitable Maintenance for the Support of the Clergy of the Church of
England, there, which recd his late Majty K: William's Royal Dissent
& Disallowance as improper.
Whereupon his sd late Majty thought fit to Direct his Lords
Commrs for Trade & Plantations to prepare here a proper Draught
of an Act for these purposes, to be sent over & passed there.
And after the same had been laid before his said Majty in Council,
& some persons who oppos'd it, heard before his Majty in Coll, that
Draught by Order in Col of the 5th of June 1701 was transmitted to
Maryland, & was there Passed by the Govr & Assembly about the
25th of March 1702.
And the same being return'd hither was here approv'd confirm'd,
finally Enacted & ratified by Order of her late Majty in Col of the 18th
of Janry 1702

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