The governor admits the principles of the quakers, not to carry arms, or levy money to make war; and solicits a supply to feed the hungry and clothe the naked (Indians).
The assembly insist on their right to appropriate as well as to raise money.
The government of William Markham, Esq.
A new act of settlement or frame of government.
The government resumed by Mr. Penn.
The province purged from the odium of favouring pirates, and carrying on an illicit trade.
A new model of elections agreed to.
The assembly formed thereon dissolved.
Another assembly called upon another model, to meet at Newcastle instead of Philadelphia.
Aids granted for the proprietary-governor, in exchange for a conformation of property.