Journal of the Governor and Council...J. L. Murphy Publishing Company, printers, 1892 - New Jersey |
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1757 The House acquaint the House Act Entituled Act to Enable advise his Excellency Amendments Andrew Johnston Esq Ashfield Assembly presented Assembly therewith Bill Entituled Bill was read Burlington Charles Read Esq Committee Concurrence Continued till Tuesday Council held County Creek David Ogden Samuel days Attendance due the 21st Elizabeth Town Enable the Owners Entituled an Act Excellency laid Excellency was pleased Gentlemen Governor Honble Andrew Johnston Honble Peter Kemble Honour House a Bill House Continued House Continued till House Met Present House Mett House of Assembly Hude Andrew Johnston James Hude Andrew James Parker Jersey John Stevens Lewis Morris Lord Stirling Majesty's Majestys Council Number Ogden Samuel Woodruff Ordered a Second pass Ordered Perth Amboy Present His Excellency Present The Honble Publick Quarters Salary Ending Question Resolved Read a Second read a third reported Robert Hunter Morris Samuel Nevill Esq Second Reading Session Smyth Speaker do Sign Thomas Leonard
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