PROCEEDINGS AND ACTS

OF THE

GENERAL ASSEMBLY OF MARYLAND

At a Session held at Annapolis, March 13, 1732/3-April 12, 1733.
Being the Second Session of the General Assembly Elected in 1732.

CHARLES CALVERT, LORD BALTIMORE,

Proprietary.

THE LORD PROPRIETARY IN PERSON,
Governor.

	PROCEEDINGS THE UPPER HOUSE OF ASSEMBLY
	At a Session of Assembly begun and held at the City of Annapolis on Tuesday the Thirteenth day of March in the Eighteenth Year of the Dominion of the Right Honourable the Lord Proprietary Annoq Domini 1732 Present The Right Honourable the Lord Proprietary Charles Calvert Esqr Benjamin Tasker John Hall Esqr Philip Lee The Col Rd Tilghman Michael Howard Esqrs Honble Col M Tilghman Ward George Plater Edmund Jenings Mr Beale and five more from the Lower House acquaint the Right Honourable the Lord Proprietary that there are a Sufficient number of Members met to make a House and wait his Lordships Commands. John Hall Esqr and Co Tilghman are sent to the Lower House to Inform the Speaker that his Lordship requires his Attendance with the whole House in the Council Chamber The Sneaker and the Lower House attend and the Right Honour- able the Lord Proprietary is pleased to make the following Speech	U. H. J. Lib. No. 33 p. 247 March 13, 1732/3. The Council met on April 8, 1733, and again on April 14, on which latter date the officers' fees were regulated by proclama- tion 28 Md. Archives (8 Council) 26, 31. Calvert Paper No. 731 consists of an original manuscript of these Pro- ceedings.
	Gentlemen of the Upper & Lower Houses of Assembly I am glad of this Opportunity of meeting the good People of Mary- land, my Faithfull Tenants legislatively Assembled, I	Black Book No. 6 Letter No. 67