Minutes of the Provincial Council of Pennsylvania: From the Organization to the Termination of the Proprietary Government. [Mar. 10, 1683-Sept. 27, 1775], Volume 3J. Severns, 1852 - Pennsylvania |
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accordingly acquainted the Board Albany amongst Andrew Hamilton Answer Anthony Palmer appointed Assembly Bart Bill Brethren Chester County Chiefs Clement Plumsted Colo Colony Commission Conestogoe Coroner Council held County of Chester Court Delaware delivered desired English entituled An Act Esq'rs Esqr five Nations French Friends Friendship Ganawese Genl Gentlemen Government Governmt Governour acquainted Govr held at Philada held at Philadelphia Henry Brooke Honble PATRICK GORDON Honble Sir WILLIAM Honble WILLIAM KEITH Honourable House of Representatives Indians Inhabitants Isaac Norris Jacob James Logan Johan John Cartlidge Jonathan Dickinson Journey Justice King laid late Letter Lieut Majesty Message Number occasion opinion ordered Peace Pensilvania Persons Petition pounds PRESENT proper proposed Proprietor Province Publick received returned Richard Hill Robert Assheton Samuel Preston Sasquehannah Secretary sent Shawanese Sherif Sir WILLIAM KEITH Speaker thence thereof thereupon Thomas Masters Treaty vizt William Fishbourn William Penn William Trent
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Page 278 - sufficient Security be given by the " Appellee to make ample Restitution of all that the Appellant shall " have lost by means of such Judgement or Decree, in case upon the " Determination of such Appeal, such Decree or Judgement should " be reversed & Restitution awarded to the Appellant.
Page 74 - Council and Assembly of the said Province, and all others whom it may concern, are to take notice and govern themselves accordingly. JAMES VERNON.
Page 308 - That the Indians should in all things assist the Christians, " & the Christians assist the Indians against all wicked People that " would disturb them. 9th. " And lastly, that both Christians & Indians should acquaint " their Children with this League & firm Chain of Friendship made " between them, & that it should always be made stronger &
Page 611 - of the Province of Pennsylvania. " The Humble Address of the Representatives of the Freemen of " the said Province, in General Assembly met. "May it please the
Page 350 - first day of March, in the second year of " the Reign of our Sovereign Lord GEORGE the Second, by the " Grace of God King of Great Britain, France & Ireland, Defender "of the Faith, &c,
Page 282 - would be highly necessary to concert proper measures for the peace and security of the province, which may be endangered by such numbers of Strangers daily poured in, who being ignorant of our Language & Laws, & settling in a body together, make, as it were, a distinct people from his Majesties Subjects. The
Page 410 - twentieth day of August, in the fifth " year of the Reign of Our Sovereign Lord G-EORGE the second, " by the Grace of God King of Great Britain, France & Ireland, "Defender of the Faith, &c.,
Page 73 - Upon reading this day at the Board a Representation from the Lords Commissioners of Trade and Plantations, dated the 8th of this instant, setting forth, their having had under Consideration several Acts passed in
Page 432 - of the Province of Pennsylvania. " THE HUMBLE ADDRESS of the Representatives of the " Freemen of the said Province in General Assembly met:
Page 308 - Indians or Christians should do any harm to each other, Complaint " should be made of it by the Persons Suffering that Right may be " done, & when Satisfaction is made, the Injury or Wrong should be " forgott & be buried as in a bottomless Pitt.