360 Assembly Proceedings, May 1-June 12, 1739.

L. H. J.
Lib. No. 45

General Assembly and not by any other power or Authority till the
aforesaid proclamation
Your said committee most humbly conceive that such proclama-
tions or orders of Council charging his majestys Liege and dutiful
Subjects with any Tax or Talliage are Invasions on the Funda-
mental Constitution of this province and against the lawful Rights
and Liberties of the Subject and are in themselves and their Conse-
quences very Grievous and oppressive to his Majestys Liege Sub-
jects the Inhabitants of this Province, but the same is humbly Sub-
mitted to the consideration of your Honble House
Signed p Order of the Committee. S. Bordley Ct.

p. 856

(See 28 Achives pp. 31 to 43. 7^o, 74, 75, 77, 78 for the text of
documents here spread upon the Journal.)
On Reading the Report the Question was put that the House
concur therewith. Resolved in the Affirmative.

For the Affirmative

M^r Waughop

M^r Gassaway

M^r Goldsborough

M^r Moale

M^r Read

M^r Edw^d Lloyd

M^r Mathews

M^r Aisquith

M^r Weems

M^r Rob^t Lloyd

M^r Caswell

M^r Swann

M^r Hall

M^r Thomas

M^r Edward Sprigg

M^r Wilson

M^r Courts

M^r Trippe

M^r Wotton

M^r Harris

M^r Middleton

M^r Ennals

M^r Osborn Sprigg

M^r Hynson

M^r Hanson

M^r Brannock

M^r Magruder

M^r Calder

M^r Smallwood

M^r George

M^r Gordon

M^r Carroll .

M^r King

M^r Colvill

M^r Wright

M^r Hammond

M^r Henry

M^r Rumsey

M^r Clayton

M^r Denton

M^r Gale

M^r Sheredine

M^r Wilkinson

M^r Pemberton