Controversy between him and the assembly concerning the bill to confirm the charter.
Nine several heads of complaint entered in the minutes of the assembly, as the ground of a representation to the proprietary; being the representation several times before cited.
The remainder of that representation.
A copy of it demanded by the governor and refused by the assembly.
The latter make a merit of having forborne to make their representation public.
The governor obtains an assembly to his wish, by undue practices.
Animosities between Lloyd, speaker of the assembly, and Logan, secretary to the governor and council.
The governor censures the proprietary's charter of property.
The draughtman's defence of it.
The governor declares the proprietary's high resentment of the assembly's representation.