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Maryland ss. u. h. j.<br />

At a Council held at the Council Chamber in the City of p- ^'°<br />

Annapolis Tuesday October the 25th 1709 and in the Eighth<br />

year of the Reign of our Sovereign Lady Queen Ann of Great<br />

Brittain &c<br />

Present<br />

The Honble Major General Edward Lloyd President<br />

r Col W" Holland ^ Col Char^ Greenberry<br />

The Honble-^ Col Tho' Greenfield V Samuel Young Esq' and<br />

[ Col W» Coursey J John Hall Esq'<br />

Members of her Majesty's Council<br />

This being the day appointed for the meeting of the general<br />

Assembly The hon:ble President and Council were made<br />

acquainted that there were not a Sufficient number of the Delegates<br />

in Town to make an House and therefore ordered a<br />

Writt of Prorogation to be issued to prorogue the General<br />

Assembly until the 26th Inst' which was issued and published<br />

accordingly<br />

Wednesday Octob' 26"" 1709<br />

The Council in Assembly Sate Present<br />

The honble Maj' Gen' Edw"^ Lloyd President p. en<br />

Col Francis Jenkins] Sam' Young Esq'<br />

Col W" Holland Col Tho^ Greenfield<br />

Col W" Coursey [Col Cha' Greenberry<br />

Col Tho' Ennalls John Hall Esq'<br />

J<br />

The honble Col W" Whittington produced her Majesty's<br />

Letter directing he should be sworn of her Council which was<br />

done and the said Col Whittington took his place at the Board<br />

M' Worthington and M' Tyler acquaint the Board from the<br />

House of Delegates that they are a full House and have made<br />

choice of M' William Taylard for their Clerk and desire he<br />

might be qualifyed<br />

Col Francis Jenkins offering that he ought to preside at this<br />

Board as Eldest of her Majesty's Council is told by the members<br />

of this Board that he had relinquished his Right thereto<br />

& desired the honble Major Genl Lloyd might take upon him<br />

the Presidency and that upon Col Jenkins not taking any<br />

notice of the Governm' after the Governour's Death the Board

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