The Lower House. 133

And the Paper Bill Entituled an Act to Prohibit the Exportation
of Grain Bread and flower Severally Indorsed by the Upper House of
Assembly Aug^st 16^th 1737
The Ingrossed Bill whereof this is the Original is read and as-
sented to
M^r Smith & Coll^o King ordered to acquaint his Excellency the
Governor no publick business lyeth before the House to Transact
Coll^o Tilghman from the Upper house acquaints M^r Speaker the
Governor requires him & the rest of the members of the Lower
House of Assembly to attend him immediately in the Council Cham-
ber to see the Bills past by both Houses Receive the Assent
M^r Speaker & the Rest of the members of the Lower House at-
tended his Excellency the Governor in the Council Chamber
M^r Speaker Presented to his Excellency the Governor the fol-
lowing Bills (See page 120.)
All which was Signed by his Excellency the Governor & assented
to on behalf of the Right Honble the Lord Proprietary & sealed
with his Lordships greater Seal at Arms, after which his Excellency
makes the following Speech (See page 120.)

L. H. J.
Lib. No. 45

Thus endeth the fourth Session of this Assembly begun & held
at the City of Annapolis the Eleventh day of August & ending the
Sixteenth day of the same month Anno Domini 1737. In the
Eleventh year of his Majestys Reign & in the Twenty third year of
his Lordships Dominion
Test M Macnemara Cl lo Ho.

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