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534 Assembly Proceedings, April 23-June 5, 1740.
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L. H. J.
Lib. No. 46
May 6
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Tuesday Morning May 6: 1740
The House met according to Adjournment &ca Mr Wilson and
Mr Smallwood added to the Committee of Elections and Privi-
ledges. Mr Henry Hall, a Representative Elected for Ann Arundel
County, appeared in the House.
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Mr Denton and Doctor Carroll are sent to the Upper House to see
him qualified They return and acquaint Mr Speaker they saw him
qualified by taking the several Oaths to the Government required by
Law, and by signing the Oath of Abjuration and Repeating and
signing the Test.
On Reading, a second Time, the Bill entituled, An Act for raising
An Annual Revenue for the better Support of the Station and Dig-
nity of his Lordships Governor for the time being, and for the Safety
and better Defence of this Province
The Question was put, that the Bill pass. Resolved in the
Affirmative.
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For the Affirmative
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Mr Waughop,
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Mr Pemberton,
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Mr Brannock
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Wilson,
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Wilkinson
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George,
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Calder,
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Weems
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Colvill,
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Carroll,
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Joseph Hall,
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Rumsey
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Denton,
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Middleton
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Pearce
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Henry Hall,
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Smallwood
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Sheredine
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Smith,
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King
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Mathews
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Wootton
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Stoughton,
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Caswell
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Osborn Sprigg
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Gale
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Edwd Sprigg,
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Magruder
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Robt Lloyd,
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Wright
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Thomas,
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For the Negative
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Mr Harris
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Mr Henry
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Mr Dulany,
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Hynson
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Mr Hooper,
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Mr Gordon,
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The Bill entituled An Act for raising Three Pence per Hogshead
on all Tobacco to be exported within the Time therein mentioned,
for purchasing Arms and Ammunition for the Defence of this
Province;
Was Read the second Time and passed.
The House Adjourns to Two of the Clock in the Afternoon
Post Meridiem
The House met according to Adjournment.
The Bill, entituled. An Act for raising An Annual Revenue for
the better Support of the Station and Dignity of his Lordships Gov-
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