and plant in our said Province capable of our said last Conditions of Plantation and do hereby give you power to grant lands thereupon within our said Province unto them and every of them accordingly, as well for and in respect of themselves as for and in respect of any person or persons of British or Irish discent or of any of the other discents aforesaid which they or any of them and also which any other person of British or Irish discent shall hereafter with our or you our said Lieutenant's leave transport into the said province in the same and in as ample manner and upon the same terms and provisoes as you are hereby or by our Commission to you for the government of the said Province authorised to grant any lands to any adventuror or planter of British or Irish discent within our said Province: Provided always the demesnes of no Mannor within our said Province which already is or hereafter shall be set out and appointed for our own particular use nor any part of our Mannor of West Saint Mary's lying upon or near Saint Georges River in our said Province nor any other land within our said Province which hath been or shall be granted to any other person or persons from us and is or shall be confiscated or escheated again to us or our heirs, shall be alienated or granted from us or our heirs without further and special Warrant for the same to be hereafter obtained under the hand and seal at arms of us and our heirs any thing herein to the contrary in any wise notwithstanding. Given at London under our hand and greater seal at arms the second day of July in the year of our Lord God 1649.       Council Proceedings—1st. BOOK, folio 220. ¾ Conditions propounded by the Right Honourable Cecilius Lord     Baron of Baltimore, Lord and Proprietary of the Province     of Maryland to such persons as shall go to plant in the     Province aforesaid, which Conditions are to continue in force till     other Conditions of Plantation for the said Province shall be     published under his Lordship's or his heirs hand and seal at     arms within the said province.       C.B.     Imprimis. What person soever being of British or Irish discent (except hereafter excepted) shall at his own or friends charges cause to be transported into the Province of Maryland from any other place himself or his deputy with any number of persons of the discent aforesaid and shall observe the Conditions hereunder mentioned there shall be granted to every such adventuror or planter for every thirty persons of the discent aforesaid which he shall so in any one year at his own or his friends charges cause to be transported Source: John Kilty. Land Holder's Assistant and Land Office Guide. Baltimore: G. Dobbin & Murphy, 1808. MSA L 25529.