366 Assembly Proceedings, June 15-July 3, 1773.

	L. H. J. Liber No. 54		For the Negative
	June 25	Bond,	Parran,	Hammond,
		Barnes,	Hawkins,	Wilson,
		Key,	Ware,	Chamberlaine,
		Maxwell,	Smallwood,	Thomas,
		Sudler,	Richardson,	Lloyd,
		Johnson,	W. Ennalls,	Brown,
		Chase,	J. Ennalls,	So. Wright.
		Somervelle,	Paca,		[23]

The House adjourns till 3 OClock

Post Meridiem
The House met.

The Bill, entitled, An Act for the Establishment of religious
Worship &c. was read throughout, and the Question was put, that
the said Bill do pass? Resolved in the Affirmative.

		For the Affirmative
	Bond,	Richardson,	Waters,
	Barnes,	W. Ennalls,	Chamberlaine,
	Key,	Tolly,	Thomas,
	Ringgold,	A. Hall,	Brown,
	Maxwell,	Ward,	So. Wright,
	Worthington,	Veazy,	Earle,
	Johnson,	Hyland,	Holland,
	J. Hall,	Beall,	Robins,
	Lyles,	Tyler,	Purnell,
	Parran,	Contee,	Chaille,
	Weems,	Sim,	Wootton,
	Courts,	Hammond,	Beatty,
	Smallwood,	Wilson,	Griffith.	[39]
		For the Negative
	Sudler,	Hawkins,	Ridgely,
	Somervelle,	Ware,	Deye.	[6]

The said Bill was sent to the Upper House by M.^r Hall, M.^r Beall,
M.^r Smallwood, M.^r W. Ennalls, and M.^r Chamberlaine.

John Ridout Esq., from the Upper House, delivers to M.^r Speaker
a Petition of the Vestry and Churchwardens of S.^t Michael's Parish
in Talbot and Queen Anns Counties. A Petition for a Workhouse
in S.^t Mary's County. And, a Petition of John M^cClure, John Boyd,
Nathaniel Smith, and Robert Henderson, of Baltimore County. Sev-