Provincial and State Papers, Volume 3authority of the Legislature of New Hampshire, 1869 |
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... sent his reasons to the Sheriffe . Ordered , that the three several Bills presented from the Lower House yesterday should pass this House . Adjourned to May 12th , 2 o'clock . Saturday , May 12th , 1694 . The Lt Govern ' sent for the ...
... sent his reasons to the Sheriffe . Ordered , that the three several Bills presented from the Lower House yesterday should pass this House . Adjourned to May 12th , 2 o'clock . Saturday , May 12th , 1694 . The Lt Govern ' sent for the ...
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... sent to the Lower House for their consideration . Whereas the selectmen of Hampton were to attend this Board , they sent their answer , as on file . The Persons that petitioned from Hampton sent their desires by one James Prestcot , as ...
... sent to the Lower House for their consideration . Whereas the selectmen of Hampton were to attend this Board , they sent their answer , as on file . The Persons that petitioned from Hampton sent their desires by one James Prestcot , as ...
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... sent down to the Lower House to know whether that they had done anything as to the raising of money for the support of the Governmt in this Province , as to his Proposals layd before them . The Lower House sent up answer in the negative ...
... sent down to the Lower House to know whether that they had done anything as to the raising of money for the support of the Governmt in this Province , as to his Proposals layd before them . The Lower House sent up answer in the negative ...
Page 21
... sent for the Lower House and acquainted them that it was aparent the Treasurer had £ 101 : 18 9 of their Maj'ties Revenue in his hands . Adjourned to May 21 . Monday , May 21 , 1694 . Nath . Fryar , Present , The Lt. Governor , Wm ...
... sent for the Lower House and acquainted them that it was aparent the Treasurer had £ 101 : 18 9 of their Maj'ties Revenue in his hands . Adjourned to May 21 . Monday , May 21 , 1694 . Nath . Fryar , Present , The Lt. Governor , Wm ...
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... sent the Dept Secr down to know their positive answer as to the choyce of two persons , yea or nay . The Lower House , not sending up their answer , the Lt Govern sent down & commanded them in their Maj'ties names , to sit de die diem ...
... sent the Dept Secr down to know their positive answer as to the choyce of two persons , yea or nay . The Lower House , not sending up their answer , the Lt Govern sent down & commanded them in their Maj'ties names , to sit de die diem ...
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accordingly acct Adjourned aforesaid allow'd allowed appointed Assem Assembly held Atkinson Bill board by Capt Cler Clerk was sent clock Committee Council and Gen Dennet enacted Esqrs Excellency Joseph Dudley Excellency's following vote Gillman Governor Hamp Hampshire Hampton held at Portsm held at Portsmouth Henry Dow Henry Sherburn Honble Wm Partridge House of Representatives humbly John Gerrish John Hinkes John Plaisted John Usher John Wentworth Joseph Smith joyn Keais Lieut Lt Govern Maj'ties Majestie's Majesty Majesty's Mark Hunking Nath o'clock Odiorne paid Peter Coffin petition post merediem pray Present in Coun Present in Councill Prorogued Prov Province publick Rich Waldron Rich Wibird Richard Waldron Robert Elliott Samuel Penhallow Samuel Shute Secretary Story selectmen sessions Shad shillings Shute Speaker thereof town Treasurer vote was sent Voted a concurrence Walton Wear ye Councill ye house
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