Note 110 — Chapter I
Reading edition
Journal of the Board of Trade (Mss. Historical Society of Pennsylvania, Vol. VII, 309), August 3, 1694.
In 1694 the speaker informed the house that the laws passed by the last assembly, and transmitted to the king and council, were lodged with the king’s attorney, “who expects twenty guineas for perusing them, so that the same are not disallowed.” I Votes of Assembly, 82, 25, 3 mo. 1694.