The Lower House. 181

Monday Morning, September 23. 1745

The House met according to Adjournment, and the Proceedings
of Saturday were read.
The Bill entituled, An Act to restrain Non-Residents from hunt-
ing within this Province, and to prevent the Mischief occasioned by
setting the woods on Fire, Indorsed (See page 44)
Was sent to the Upper House by Col. Hooper and M^r Barnes.
The House adjourns to 2 of the Clock

L. H. J.
Liber No. 46
September
23

Post Meridiem

The House met according to Adjournment.
On Motion of the Chairman of the Committee of Accounts, A
Question was put, Whether his Lordship's Council, as a Council of
State, shall have any Allowance made them in the Journal of Ac-
counts? Resolved in the Affirmative.

For the Affirmative

M^rAbell . M^rEnnalls M^r Gordon
Barnes Lecompte Pemberton
I. Gresham George T. Wilkinson
R. Gresham Colvill T. Hammond
Hen. Hall Pearce Hopper
Stoughton Hyland Henry
King John Hall Purnell
D. Wilson Buchanan Selby
Dennis Sprigg Outten

For the Negative
M^r Bond M^r Brome M^r Hooper
G. Wilson Mackall Sherredine
Harris Smallwood Paca
Car roll W. Wilkinson Wootton
P. Hammond N. Goldsborough Addison
Worthington Lloyd Bordley.
Smith Thomas
Jos. Hall I. Goldsborough

M^r Goldsborough from the Committee of Aggrievances and
Courts of Justice, delivers M^r Speaker the following Reports, viz.
By the Committee of Aggrievances and Courts of Justice
Your Committee take leave to inform your honourable House,
that they have inspected the Forms of the Commissions to the Pro-
' vincial and County Courts of this Province, and do find the said
Commissions to be made out according to Law; and that the Form