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  • Representatives of the
    Province of the Massachusetts Bay,
    resolve on the dependancy of the Judges on
    the King for their pay, &c, declare they ought
    to be impeached, &c,
    318.
  • - - - their message to the Govr.
    because he declined to pass Bills, as the dates
    &c, were in English.
    321.
  • - - - their reply to the Govr. Speech,
    justify,
    wherein
    their choosing Committees of
    Correspondence, &c.
    449.
  • - - - their proceedings against
    Judge Oliver , for taking his pay from the
    King.
    Ibid.
  • - - - a List of their names who voted
    pro, & Con.
    Ib.
  • - - - they remonstrate to the Govr , &
    Council, against Judge Oliver , for taking
    his pay from the King. vid the remonst-
    rance     .
    452.
  • - - - they, and the Council re-
    solve     to adjourn the Superior Court, which
    the Govr. will not assent to.
    453.
  • - - - their Message to the
    Council, respecting Judge Oliver 's taking
    his pay from the King.
    Ib.
  • - - - their petition to the Govr.
    praying him to remove Judge Oliver : the
    whole House wait on him.
    Ib.
  • - - - Impeach Judge Oliver .
    455,458,459.
  • - - - a List of those who voted
    pro, & Con.
    459.
  • - - - number of, who make
    a quorum.
    Ib.
  • - - - order the Secretary to
    lay before them, a list of civil Officers
    Govr. Hutchinson has appoint
    ing
    d , since he
    has been in the Chair.
    Ib.
    • See up.

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  • Representatives of the
    Province of the Massachusetts Bay,
    their reply to the Govr. Message, on his not
    laying before the Council, their impeach-
    ment of Judge Oliver : they determine
    that the Governor and Council are a Judi-
    cial     Court, &c,
    464.
  • - - - Lock their door,
    'till they have Finished their business, &
    pass a resolve respecting their proceed-
    ings     relative to Judge Oliver , previous
    to the Courts being prorogued.
    Ibid.
  • - - - their petition to the King
    for the removal of Govr. Hutchinson , &
    dismist , and treated with great contempt.
    487,488.
  • - - - their Answer to Govr.
    Gage 's Speech, complain of being re-
    moved     to Salem, &c,
    513.
  • - - - their proceedings and
    Resolves on a Continental Congress (choose
    5 Members:) on the Port Act: recom-
    mend     to the inhabitants to raise money
    to defrey the Charges of the Members
    of the Congress: and to purchase
    no English Goods, &c, &c,
    517,523.
  • - - - meet at Salem,
    the Govr. refuses to treat with them:
    they resolve, and immediately turn them-
    selves     into a Provincial Congress, &c,
    591.
  • - - - resolve, to Anul a vote of
    the Provincial Congress, respecting the
    not vending English Goods, &c,
    812.
  • - - - resolve, to grant liberty
    to those Vessels not in Commiso. to
    take Prizes, &c,
    841.
  • - - - they resolve to encourage
    the making Salt Petre.
    845.
  • - - - they resolve to encourage
    the Making Fire Arms.
    Ibid.
  • - - - resolve Congress declares inde-
    pendancy     , that ye inhabitants ought not to
    declare they will support it with yr.
    lives, &c.
    936.
    • See Over.

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