528 MARYLAND COURT OF APPEALS

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[720] The Court adjourns to the Second Tuesday of September next.

Test William Gumming Clk

At a Court held Before his Excellency the Governour and his Lordships
Honourable Councel for hearing Appeales and Writts of Error held in the
Councel Chamber at the Port of Annapolis on the Second tuesday of Septem-
ber being the thirteenth day of the Same Month Anno Domini 1726
Present: His Excellency Charles Calvert Esq^r Governour; The Honourable
Colo Thomas Addison; Benjamine Tasker Esq^r and Philip Lee Esq^r.

There being Nothing before this Court but a Petition of Mess^rs Dulany
and Jennings the Consideration thereof is referred till Next Court

The Court adjourns to the fourth Tuesday of October next

Test William Gumming} Clk

At a Court held Before His Excellency the Governour and his Lordships
Honourable Council for hearing Appeals and Writts of Error held at the
Council Chamber at the Port of Annapolis On the fourth tuesday of October
being the twenty fifth day of the Same Month Anno Domini 1726
Present: His Excellency the Governour; The Honourable Thomas Addison
Esq^r; Philemon Lloyd Esq^r; Benj^a Tasker Esq^r and Philip Lee Esq^r.

The Court adjourns till to Morrow Morning nine of the Clock.
Wednesday October the 26^th 1726 The Court meet according to adjourn-
ment

Present: His Excellency the Governour; The Honourable W^m Holland Esq^r;
Tho^s Addison Esq^r; Philemon Lloyd Esq^r; Colo Rich^d Tilghman; Benjamine
Tasker Esq^r.

On reading the Petition of Mess™ Dulany and Jennings thu[r]sday or-
dered that Summons Issue to Summons Patrick Sympson as an [721] Evi-
dence to attend here by ten of the Clock before noon to Morrow

The Court adjourns till to Morrow Morning Eighth aclock.

Thursday October the 27^th 1726. The Court meet according to adjournm¹
Present as Yesterday.

This day upon hearing the Complaint of Mess™ Daniel Dulany and Ed-
mond Jennings The following Entry was ordered to be made on the Minutes

and Scpcratcly to be Endorst on the petitions of Cockey, Cordon and Rogers.

Upon the Complaint of Mess^rs Dulany and Jennings that they are un-
justly accused of haveing Charged fees to the within Petitioners in the Ap-
peales mentioned in the Petition and of refusing to give him any Service or
Assistance in the Cause and their Motion to have the facts Examined and
Inquired into that they may not lye under any Imputation of haveing Re-
ceived fees and denying to Serve their Clients This Court conceiving it rea-
sonable to grant their Motion and having accordingly Examined into the
premisses and the allegations afd to be false, And that the fees were not