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

L. H. J.
Liber No. 34

For the Negative

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

The Question was put, Whether this House agrees to the altera-
tion proposed by the Upper House, to the assize Bill, in Relation to
Special Verdicts, or not? Resolved in the Affirmative.
(The same Gentlemen were on each side this Question as on the
last.)
This Question was put whether these words, unless the party or
parties accused or prosecuted, pray Judgment may be given imme-
diately, that then and in such Case, the ludge or Judges of assize
shall and may proceed to Judgment therein; any Law, Vsage, or
Custom, to the Contrary notwithstanding, mentioned in the assize
Bill, and proposed by the Upper House, to be Omitted, shall be left
out of the Bill, or not? Resolved in the Affirmative.

(The same Gentleman were on each side this Question, as on the
two last)
This Question was put whether the Duration of the assize Bill,
shall be until the first Day of November 1749, As proposed by the
Upper House, or not ? Resolved in the Affirmative.

P. 730

For the Affirmative

M^r Key M^r Harris M^r Ennals
Barnes King George
Bond Dashiel Bayard
Mills Handy Gordon
Wilson R. I. Henry Dulany
I. Gresham Thomas I. Henry
R. Gresham Hooper Scarborough

For the Negative

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

The Bill entituled An Act for Tryal of all matters of ffact &c was
read with the Amendments proposed; and the Question was put