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They return and Say they Delivered it.
Nicholas Lowe Esq^r from the Upper House Delivers M^r Speaker,
the Petition of Mary Marshall thus Endorst Viz.

By the Upper House of Assembly Oct^r 26^th 1727

Read and Referr'd to the Consideration of the Lower House of
Assembly
Signed p Ord^r Geo: Plater Cl: Up^r Ho.

L. H. J.

Which was read and Leave Given to bring in a Bill as Pray'd
M^r Speaker Communicates to the ....... the Gov^rs Answ^r to the
Viz.

Gentⁿ

................ when they shall ..... End of the Session
which ..... Mutual Satisfaction.

Thereupon the Question was Put ...... shall be Again Addrest
thereon or not.
Carried in the Affirmative.
Thereupon the following Address is Prepar'd Viz.

To the Honble Benedict Leonard Calvert Esq^r Governor of Mary-
land.
The Humble Address of the House of Delegates.
May it Please your Hon^r

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We having taken into Consideration Your Hon^rs Answ^r to the
Address of this House wherein You have been Pleased to Assure us
of your Readiness to ..... Ease and Welfare of the Good People
we ...... will have a Due regard to our ...... Bills when they shall
......at the End of .........at an uncertainty ....... Subject matter
.... Leave to ..... Irregularity in .... Session, there have ..... Bill
is, in our ..... to Every .... Past into a ..... to your Honour, ....
Apprehensions which the ...... and which will be greatly .... De-
lay. These Circumstances Oblige ..... Humble Suitors to your
Honour ..... the said Bill or give a Clear and Satisfactory Answer
to our former or this Address And we do Assure your Honour that
nothing in our Power shall be wanting to Conclude this Session to
your Satisfaction as well as our own it being our firm Resolution
to act in Everything for the Interest and Welfare of the Lord Prop^ry
and the People we Represent.
Sign'd p Ord^r of the House.
Oct^r 26^th 1727 Jn^o Mackall, Speaker

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