House of Representatives of New-Hampshire meet,

Refuse to receive the Members elected on the King’s Writ, for the Towns of Plymouth, Oxford, and Lime,

Message from the Governour, adjourning the House to Tuesday, the 11th of August next,

Provincial and County Records at Portsmouth removed to Exeter,

Rules and Articles of War for Massachusetts, from No. 1 to No. 53, inclusive, adopted for the New-Hampshire Forces,

Justices of the several Courts recommended to adjourn their respective Courts to the first day of the next Term, till further advice of this Congress,

Colonel John Fenton ordered to be confined in the Jail at Exeter, and supported like a Gentleman, at the expense of the Colony,

Colonel Fenton ordered to be sent to the Head-Quarters of the New-Hampshire Forces,

Committee to prepare a Bill for an emission of a further sum of Paper Notes,

Committee to bring in a Plan to regulate the Militia of the Colony,

Committee to confer with the other New-England Colonies, on the situation of Ticonderoga, Crown Point, and Canada, and procure the views of those Colonies relative to any Plan of Operations in those parts,

Publick Money in the hands of George Jaffrey, Treasurer, delivered to a Committee of the Congress,

Letter received from Dr. Wheelock, giving an account of the state of matters in Canada, sent by a Committee to the Massachusetts Congress,

Committee to prepare a Vote for establishing and encouraging sundry Manufactures in the Colony,

Receiver-General authorized to give his Notes of Hand, on the faith of the Colony, for ten thousand Pounds,

Selectmen or Committee of each Town to take an exact list of all the Fire-Arms fit for use in their respective Towns and Parishes in the Colony,

Report of the Committee appointed to remove the Publick Records,

Committee of Safety directed to write a Letter to the Continental Congress, setting forth the situation of the Colony, the state of the Forces, &c.,

House of Burgesses of Virginia meet at Williamsburgh,

Speech of the Governour to the Council and House of Burgesses,

Message from the Governour, communicating the Joint Address of the Lords and Commons, on the 7th of February, and His Majesty’s Answer; and also the Resolution of the House of Commons of the 27th of the same month,

Address to the Governour ordered, and a Committee appointed to prepare it,

Journal of the Proceedings of the Congress held at Philadelphia, on the 5th day of September, 1774, laid before the House,

Proceedings of the Convention of Delegates for the Counties and Corporations in the Colony of Virginia, held at Richmond Town, in the County of Henrico, on the 20th day of March, 1775, laid before the House,

Address to the Governour, requesting him to communicate to the House the number of Militia lately drawn out into actual service in defence of the Colony; and what Militia has been ordered out since the late Indian Expedition, and for what purposes,

Answer of the Governour to the Address relative to the Militia,

Address to the Governour in answer to his Speech,

Committee to inspect the Publick Magazine in this City, and inquire into the Stores belonging to the same,

Petition of the Presbytery of Hanover, in behalf of themselves and all the Presbyterians of Virginia, and of all Protestant Dissenters else-where, praying for equal liberties and advantages with their fellow-subjects,

Journal of the Proceedings of the Congress considered, and unanimously approved,

Proceedings of the Convention considered, and unanimously approved,

Message from the Governour relative to the Publick Magazine; and a paper referred to in the Message,

The Gentlemen who were appointed to inspect the Magazine directed to prepare an Answer to the Message,

Message from the Governour relative to the Gunpowder which has been removed from the Publick Magazine by His Excellency’s order,

Message from the Council, with a copy of their Proceedings upon a report relative to the Marines and Sailors belonging to His Majesty’s Ship the Fowey,

Captain James Innis, of the Williamsburgh Volunteers, requested to guard the Magazine,

The Governour’s Message, relative to the removal of the Gunpowder from the Magazine, considered,

Committee appointed to prepare and present an Address to the Governour,

Governour’s Speech considered in Committee of the Whole House,

Message from the Governour in answer to their Address of this day,

Message from the Council, with a written Message from the Governour, informing that, considering himself in danger of personal violence, he had removed to a place of safety; and had fixed his residence for the present on board His Majesty’s Ship the Fowey, lying at York, and that for the transaction of all publick business, access to him will be easy and safe,

Message read, considered, and Committee appointed to prepare an Address in answer,

Address to the Governour, in answer to his Message,

Concurred in by the Council and amended to make it a Joint Address,

Governour’s Speech considered in Committee of the Whole,

Mr. Gary reported from the Committee, that the Address of yesterday had been presented to the Governour on board the Fowey, and that he was pleased to say he would take time to consider it, and would return an answer in writing after he had maturely deliberated upon its contents,

Governour’s Speech considered in Committee of the Whole,

Resolution reported to the House, setting forth the reasons why they cannot close with the Resolution of the House of Commons of the 27th of February, (Lord North’s,)

Resolution agreed to, and a Committee appointed to prepare an Address to the Governour upon it,

Answer of the Governour to the Joint Address, presented to him yesterday,

Committee appointed to inquire into the causes of the late Disturbances and Commotions,

Petition of the Community of Christians called Menonites, praying they may have the same liberty of affirming to the truth of any matter as indulged to the People called Quakers,

Address to the Governour reported to the House by the Committee,