|
|
An Act for the Relief of John Subbard a Languishing Prisoner, in
Kent County Goal
A Supplementary Act to the Act entituled an Act for the Relief
of Creditors in England against Bankrupts who have Imported any
Goods into this Province not Accounted for.
An Act for Recovering the Money therein mentioned.
An Additional Supplementary Act to the Act entituled an Act
for emitting and making Current Ninety thousand pounds Current
Money of Maryland in Bills of Credit
An Act for the Speedy and Effectual Publication of the Laws
of this Province and for the Encouragement of Jonas Green of the
City of Annapolis Printer
All which his Excellency passed into Laws in the usual form by
Sealing them with the Right Honourable the Lord Proprietary his
Great Seal at Arms and Signing them on behalf of the Right Hun-
ourable the Lord Proprietary of this Province I will this be a Law.
The Bill Entituled an Act for the Adjournment & Continuance of
Talbot County Court being passed into a Law before.
After which his Excellency was pleased to Conclude this Session
with the following Speech.
Gentlemen of the Upper & Lower Houses of Assembly
|
U. H. J.
Liber No. 34
November 17
|
|
|
|
I cannot but take the Occasion, before we conclude this Session
to Return you thanks for the Hopes you have given me of an Easy
Administration, by Your General behaviour during this long Assem-
bly as well as the particular Regard you have Shewn to myself ;
Indeed the Harmony which Seemed to Subsist between your two
houses induced me to think every Thing would be amicably concluded
in Respect to the Journal and the Time will not permit you to put
the last Hand to that Affair at present yet I hope the Satisfaction
and Content of your Constituents will Induce you at your next meet-
ing to remove every Occasion of dispute between the Several
Branches of the Legislature, Your Disposition which Appears in
your yesterdays Address to lend your utmost assistance to the neigh-
bouring Colonies in case of an Attack gives me great Satisfaction
and I am persuaded you will lay no farther Stress on those objections
to the Revival of the Law for Arms which have been so fully
Answered by my Predecessors
As the welfare of the Province have been your Sole Care here, I
doubt not but your Influence in the Several Counties will contribute
to the same which I again assure you, no one can be more truly con-
cerned for than myself.
Gentlemen
I have with the Advice of his Lordships Council of State thought
fit to prorogue this Assembly to the Second Tuesday in February
|
p. 478
|
|
