...deliberations of that part cf of their own privileges, and аз having the ; whom they their deliberations, i As to what concerns the agency of the province, it...nature from other provinces have been heretofore under the confederation of the Lords of Trade, his Majefty has been pleafed to refer the whole matter to...

...affair, wrote in September " the admiffion of the lieutenant governor lies after all in the breaft of the council only, as being the proper judges of their own privileges, and as having a right to determine whom they will admit to be prefent at their deliberations." Thefe proceedings...

...particular obligations. But the question concerning his admission seems to lie, after all, in the breast of the Council only, as being the proper judges of their own Privileges, and as having the best right to determine whom they will admit to be present at their deliberations. As to what concerns...

...particular obligations, But the queftion concerning nis adjniffion Teems to lie, after all, in the breaft of the council only, as being .the proper judges of...having the belt right to determine whom they will admi£ 'to be prefent at their deliberations. As to what concerns the agency of the province, it is...

...Affairs in North America. Vol. xxx. the beft right to determine whom they will admit to be preterit at their deliberations. As to what concerns the agency of the province, it is doubtlels a point that merits attention : but as matters nf this nature from other provinces have been...