The Journal of the Commons House of Assembly

880INDEXRaul, John: account, 626, 631, 646, 647, 649, 730Raul’s Fort, 586, 587, 638, 639Raven, William: account, 467, 516, 527, 705;breach of privilege complaint against, 492Ravenel, Henry: account, 488, 586, 726Ravenel, James, 4Rawl, John: account, 472, 473, 488, 513, 732Rawlins, Robert: account, 142, 160, 167, 209,656, 659, 730Receivers of country duties: at Beaufort, 246Recruiting officers, 184, 186, 192Reece, John: account, 493, 630, 648, 732Reedy River: patrolled by rangers, 437Rees, Henry: account, 488, 735Reid, James, 35; account, 82, 94, 116, 202, 208;appointed powder receiver, 548, 557; petition,29, 547; receipt as powder receiver,619Reid, Robert: account, 627, 628, 730, 731Reilly, Patrick, 735, 736; account, 159, 167, 204,487, 642, 653Reilly, Terence: account, 512, 586, 587, 627, 647,727, 730Religion: as qualification for legislators, 240,248; as qualification for voters, 239, 247. Seealso Churches; Clergy; German Protestants;ParsonagesRembert, Isaac: account, 468, 516, 526, 706Remington, John: account, 491, 517, 527, 555,701Remington, John, Jr.: account, 157, 165, 210Reports:1.From the committee appointed to preparean address of thanks to thegovernor (Resolution No. 1), 7–8.See also Resolution No. 22.From the committee to whom was referredthe governor’s message relatingto quartering His Majesty’stroops (Message No. 2), 13–15, 35–36. See also Resolution No. 53.From the committee on privileges andelections to whom the petition ofDavid Graeme was referred (PetitionNo. 1), 16–17. See also ResolutionNo. 64.From the committee to inquire whatquantity of stores will be necessaryfor the artillery in this province,20. See also Resolution No. 75.From the committee appointed to considerwhat allowance may beReports:proper for entertainment of Indianson the road to and fromCharles Town, 326.From the committee to whom was referredthe bill regulating the quarteringof His Majesty’s forces (BillNo. 1), 407.From the committee to whom were referredthe governor’s orders to thecommissary for supplying HisMajesty’s forces in Charles Town,40–41, 41–42. See also ResolutionsNos. 11, 12, 13, 148.From the committee to whom the memorialof the vestry and churchwardens of St. Philip parish was referred(Petition No. 13), 44–46, 48–49. See also Resolution No. 16; BillNo. 39.From the committee to whom were referredthe governor’s orders to thecommissary for supplying HisMajesty’s forces, in relation to anintended fraud upon the public,47–48, 49. See also Message No. 1510.From the committee appointed to auditthe public accounts fromMarch 25, 1757 to March 25, 1758,66–72, 73–75, 80–81, 84–85, 87–89. Seealso Report No. 1311.From the committee to whom the petitionof Lt. Col. Henry Bouquetwas referred (Petition No. 16), 76.See also Resolution No. 2312.From the committee to whom the petitionof the inhabitants of St. AndrewParish and the petition ofEdward Legge were referred (PetitionsNos. 14, 18), 85–86, 103–0413.From the committee appointed to auditthe public accounts fromMarch 25, 1757 to March 25, 1758(Report No. 10), 89–100, 111–12, 115–17. See also Report No. 1714.From the committee to inquire into theexpense of the new barracks latelyconstructed and into what progresshas been made toward fitting up theold barracks, (Message No. 19), 102–03. See also Resolution No. 2515.From the committee to whom the