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t the same[137] the Instructions convertible into lawes were referred to the consideration of the above named Committies,[138] viz., the general Instructions to the first Committie[139] and the particular Instructions to the second, to be returned by them into the assembly on Munday morning. [137] McDonald and Bancroft insert time. [138] Committees, McDonald. [139] Committee, McDonald. SUNDAY, Aug. 1. Mr. Shelley, one of the Burgesses, deceased. MUNDAY,[140] Aug. 2. Captain John Martin (according to the sumons sent him on Fryday,[141] July 30,) made his personall appearance at the barre, whenas the Speaker having first read unto him the orders of the Assembly that concerned him, he pleaded lardgely for himself[142] to them both and indevoured[143] to answere some other thinges[144] that were objected against[145] his Patente. In fine, being demanded out of the former order whether he would quitte that clause of his Patent[146] w^{ch} (quite otherwise then Sir William Throckmorton's, Captain Christopher Dawnes'[147] and other men's patentes) exempteth himselffe and his people from all services of the Colonie excepte onely in case of warre against[148] a forren or domesticall enemie. His answere[149] was negative, that he would not infringe any parte[150] of his Patente. Whereupon it was resolved by the Assembly that his Burgesses should have no admittance. [140] Monday, McDonald and Bancroft. [141] Friday, McDonald. [142] himselfe, McDonald and Bancroft. [143] & indeavoured, McDonald. [144] things, McDonald. [145] ag^{st}, McDonald. [146] Patente, McDonald and Bancroft. [147] Lawnes, Bancroft, see p. 10. [148] ag^{st}, McDonald. [149] answer, Bancroft. [150] part, McDonald and Bancroft. To the second order his answere was affirmative, namely, that (his Patent[151] notwithstanding) whensoever he should send into the baye to trade, he would[152] be contente to putt in security to the Governour[153] for the good behaviour of his people towardes[154] the Indians. [151] patente, McDonald. [152] woulde, McDonald. [153] Gov^r, Bancroft. [154] towards, Bancroft. It was at the same time further ordered by the Assembly that the Speaker, in their names, should (as he nowe doth[155]) humbly demaunde[156] of the Treasurer, Counsell[157] and Company an exposition of this one clause in Captaine[158] Martin's Patente, namely, where it is saide That he is to enjoye[159] his landes
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