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Proceedings and Acts of the General Assembly, 1762-1763
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PROCEEDINGS

OF THE

UPPER HOUSE OF ASSEMBLY


At a Session of Assembly begun and held at the City of Annapolis
on Tuesday 4th Day of October in the I3th. Year of his Lordships
Dominion Anno Domini 1763

Present
His Excellency Horatio Sharpe Esq.r Governor

U. H. J.
Liber No. 36
1763
Oct. 4
p. 104

The honble

Benjamin Tasker Esq.r
Daniel Dulany Esq.r
Stephen Bordley Esq.r

John Ridout Esq.r
Charls Goldsborough Esq.r

Doct.r George Steuart & Rob.t Lloyd acquaint his Excellency that
there are a Sufficient Number of Members met to make a House and
wait his Excellency's Commands
Stephen Bordley and John Ridout Esquires are sent to acquaint
the Lower House that His Excellency requires their attendance in the
Upper House immediately.
The Lower House attend and His Excellency is pleased to make
the following Speech

Gentlemen of the Upper and Lower House of Assembly
The unexampled Successes with which his Majesty's vigorous Mea-
sures were Blessed, during the Course of the late War, having Since
I had last an Opportunity of Addressing myself to you in your
Legislative Capacity, enabled Him to restore Peace to his People, on
Terms of Glory and great Advantage; Terms particularly calculated
for the future Security and Prosperity of these Colonies, I cannot
open this Session without Congratulating you on that happy Event,
as Well as on the auspicious Birth of a Prince of Wales, under


















Whom your Posterity may enjoy the innumerable Blessings, We,
in common, with the Rest of His Majesty's Subjects, at this Period,
derive from the propitious Reign of the Best of Sovereigns.
I have been induced, Gentlemen, to convene you at this Time, by
an Opinion that you would be glad to have an Opportunity, before
the Expiration of our Inspection Law, of Considering what farther
Amendments to that Act it might be expedient to make for the better
Advancement of our Staple, and by what other Means, consistent
with the Laws of Great Britain, the Whole Trade of this Province
might be Encouraged and Promoted, You will also, I presume.

p. 105











 
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