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  • Representatives of the Pro-
    vince     of the Massachusetts Bay, their
    answer to the Governors Speech: tell him
    their answer is sufficiently plain, and wont
    explain it.
    92.
  • - - - their message to the
    Governor, respecting his refusing to receive his
    salary: beg to know how he is paid.
    97.
  • - - - choose a Committee to
    report on the independancy of the Govr. send
    a message to the Council to consider of it.
    101.
  • - - - report on the Govr. inde-
    pendancy     , and resolve that he is not a Govr.
    agreable to the Charter. &c, &c,
    112.
  • - - - their Message to the
    Govr. tell him they are ready to grant
    him his Salary.
    116.
  • - - - their reply to the Govr.
    message, respecting repairing his House: tell
    him when he is a legal Govr. they will, &c,
    116.
  • - - - their Answer to the
    Govr. Speech, wherein they define
    their Constitution very exactly: shew
    that the Colonies are free States, &c,
    229.
  • - - - were unanimous in
    their Answer.
    228.231.
  • - - - their Message to the
    Govr. desire to know why he will not
    sign the Grants made the Judges, &c,
    235.
  • - - - their reply to the
    Govr. Message on the independancy
    of the Judges, say that Judge who
    has a regard to his Character, will not
    accept his pay from the King, &c, &c,
    239.
  • - - - another to the
    Govr. on the same.
    244.
  • - - - their reply to the Govr.
    Speech, respecting repairing his House,
    decline it.
    246.
  • - - - vote the Judge's
    Salaries.
    223,246.
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  • Representatives of the
    Province of the Massachusetts Bay, their
    reply to the Govr. Speech, in answer to
    them; they deny the Supreme power of
    Parliament, and Justify the Boston
    Town Meetings, &c,
    250.
  • - - - their message to the
    Govr. beg he would lend the Province
    Arms, &c,
    252.
  • - - - agree to the measures of
    the Representatives of Virginia: choose a
    committee of Correspondence, &c, to com-
    municate     with their Sister Colonies, &c,
    298.
  • - - - vote, that Govr. Hut-
    chinson     's &c, Letters, tended to introduce an
    arbitrary power in the Province, &c,
    303.
  • - - - their reply to the Govr.
    Speech on his Letters, beg that he would
    lay before the House copies of his Letters.
    Ib.
  • - - - their Answer to the Govr.
    Speech, on opening the Sessions.
    306.
  • - - - their Resolves against
    Hutchinson , & Oliver 's, &c respecting yt. Letters, &c,
    309.
  • - - - choose a Committee to
    remonstrate against Govr. Hutchinson , & O-
    liver     .
    Ibid.
  • - - - send a Message to the
    Council, on the Letters of Govr. Hutchin-
    son     , & Oliver , &c,
    311.
  • - - - send a Message to
    the Council, tell them, when the Govr. &c,
    Letters are authenticated, that they will furnish
    the Board with the originals.
    Ib.
  • - - - their Message to the
    Governor, in reply to him, tell him, that
    they ought in faithfulness to the People, pub-
    lish     his letters, &c; and that they are the
    only Judges of the Time they ought to sit, &c,
    312.
  • - - - they pass a remonstrance,
    and petition the King, praying him to remove
    Govr. Hutchinson , & Oliver : their names
    who voted, pro, &Con.
    317.
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