The Lower House. 199

		For the Affirmative		L. H. J.
	Mr Aisquith	Col Hanson	Mr Rumsey	Lib, No. 45
	Mr Kennard	Mr Smallwood	Mr Moale
	Mr Tho: Smith	Col King	Mr Sprigg
	Mr Hynson	Mr Stoughton	Mr Pemberton
	Mr Hammond	Mr Henry	Mr Wilkinson
	Mr Dulany	Mr Goldsborough	Mr Wright
	Mr Denton	Mr Robt Lloyd	Mr Clayton
	Mr Saml Smith	Col Hooper
	Mr Weems	Cof Colvill
		For the Negative
	Mr Waughop	Mr Courts	Mr Matthews
	Mr Read	Mr Edwd Lloyd	Mr Caswell
	Mr Swan	Mr Trippe	Mr Stoddert
	Mr Wilson	Mr Brannock	Mr Wootton.
	Mr Waltr Smith	Mr Ennalls

	Col Hooper and Mr Courts sent to the Upper House with the following Message (see page 163)
	The House adjourns untill 3 of the. Clock in the Afternoon Post Meridiem. The House met according to adjournment The Door-keeper acquainting the Honble Speaker that Mr Ross was sent with a Message from the Honble Upper House to this House. Ordered that the Clerk of this House acquaint Mr Ross that He is commanded by the Speaker and the Honble Members of the Lower House of Assembly to let him know that this House will not receive any Message from his Hands untill an Answr be suitably returned by one or more Members of the Upper House to that Message sent this Day by Col Hooper and Mr Courts and the manner be Settled of sending Messages by the clerks of either House, this House will then receive the Mesages accordingly. The Clerk acquaints the House he discharged his Trust. The House adjourns untill to morrow Morning at 9 of the Clock	p. 771 Vide Black Book No. 4 Letters Nos. 63, 64, 66
	Friday morning May the 19th 1738 The Report of the Committee of Aggrievances relating to the Justices of Talbot County coming on this Day to be heard, the several Justices attended according to the Summonses of this House, who on reading the Report, made this Answer. As to the first part of the Report, They Severally make Answer, that the reason of their having refused Summonses to evidences offered to be sent up to the	May 19