576 Assembly Proceedings, May 16-July 11, 1747.

L. H. J.

Liber No. 34

On Reading another Alteration proposed by the Upper House to
the aforesaid Bill, the Question was put, whether the following
proviso, viz.
( Provided always, that nothing herein Contained shall extend, or
be Construed to attend, to prejudice or take away any Right or
Claim which the people of this province have, or ought to have, to
any Monies heretofore, or now levied, by the Right Honourable the
Lord proprietary, under Colour of an Act of Assembly, made in
the year 1704, entituled An Act for the Settlement of an Annual

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Revenue upon her Majesty's Governor within this province for the
time being, or by any other Ways or Means whatsoever.)
Shall be left out of the Bill, as proposed by the Upper House or
not? Resolved in the affirmative

For the Affirmative

M^r Key M^r King M^r George
Barnes Dashiel Bayard
Bond Handy John Hall
Mills R. J. Henry Gordon
I. Gresham Thomas Dulany
R. Gresham Hooper I. Henry
Harris Ennalls Scarborough

For the Negative

M^r Wilson M^r Harrison M^r Wootton
Henry Hall Wilkinson Stoddert
Carroll Lloyd Addison
Worthington Hyland Tilghman
Smith Sheredine Hopper
Smallwood Paca

The following Message, (See page 485)
Was sent to the Upper House, with the Bill, entituled An Act for
raising Three pence Sterling &c. by Mess^rs Harris and Dulany.
The House Adjourns until 2 of the Clock.

Post Meridiem
The House met &c.
Col. Hammond from the Upper House, delivers M^r Speaker the
following message, (See page 485)
And the Bill entituled An Act for Raising Three pence Sterling
&c. which Bill was here Read, with the Amendments proposed, and
passed for Ingrossing.
Edmund Jenings Esq^r from the Upper House delivers to M^r
Speaker the Bill, entituled An Act for the Enlargement of Baltimore
Town, in Baltimore County &c. Indorsed; ( See page 485 )