 | William Stith - 1747 - 554 strani
...(hall be called THE GENERAL ASSEMBLY, wherein (as alfo in the faid Council of State) all Matters (hall be decided, determined, and ordered, by the greater Part of the Voices then prefent ; referring tp the Governor always a Negative Voice. And this General Aflernbly fliall have... | |
 | Virginia, William Waller Hening - 1823 - 462 strani
...and of two burgesses out of every town, hundred, or other particular plantation, to be respectively chosen by the inhabitants : which council shall be...reserving to the governor always a negative voice. And this general assembly shall have free power, to treat, consult, and conclude, as well of all emergent... | |
 | Joseph Martin, William Henry Brockenbrough - 1835 - 644 strani
...particular plantation, to be respectively chosen by the inhabitants; in which council all matters were to be decided, determined and ordered by the greater...reserving to the governor always a negative voice. "And this General Assembly was to have full power, to treat, consult and conclude, as well of all emergent-occasions... | |
 | Henry Howe - 1845 - 616 strani
...particular plantation, to be respectively chosen by the inhabitants ; in which council all matters were to be decided, determined, and ordered, by the greater...reserving to the governor always a negative voice. " And this General Assembly was to have full power, to treat, consult, and conclude, as well of all... | |
 | Henry Howe - 1845 - 596 strani
...respectively chosen by the inhabitants ; in which council all matters were to be decided, determined, j£k\ ordered, by the greater part of the voices then present,...reserving to the governor always a negative voice. " And this General Assembly was to have full power, to treat, consult, and conclude, as well of all... | |
 | Henry Howe - 1852 - 614 strani
...particular plantation, to be respectively chosen by the inhabitants ; in which council all matters were to be decided, determined, and ordered, by the greater...reserving to the governor always a negative voice. " And this General Assembly was to have full power, to treat, consult, and conclude, as well of all... | |
 | Samuel Hopkins - 1856 - 496 strani
...and of two Burgesses out of every Town, Hundred, or other particular Plantation, to be respectively chosen by the inhabitants; which Council shall be...said Council of State) all matters shall be decided," &c., reserving to the Governor always a negative voice. Then follow the other qualifications and limitations... | |
 | Samuel Hopkins - 1856 - 482 strani
...Plantation, to be respectively chosen by the inhabitants ; which Council shall be called THE GENEHAL ASSEMBLY, wherein (as also in the said Council of State) all matters shall be decided," &c., reserving to the Governor always a negative voice. Then follow the other qualifications and limitations... | |
 | Howard Willis Preston - 1886 - 336 strani
...and of two Burgesses out of every Town, Hundred, or other particular Plantation, to be respectively chosen by the Inhabitants: Which Council shall be...reserving to the Governor always a Negative Voice. And this General Assembly shall have free Power to treat, consult and conclude, as well of all emergent... | |
 | Howard Willis Preston - 1886 - 344 strani
...and of two Burgesses out of every Town, Hundred, or other particular Plantation, to be respectively chosen by the Inhabitants: Which Council shall be...be decided, determined, and ordered, by the greater 35 Part of the Voices then present ; reserving to the Governor always a Negative Voice. And this General... | |
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Council shall be called THE GENERAL ASSEMBLY, wherein (as also in the said Council of State) all Matters shall be decided, determined, and ordered, by the greater Part of the Voices then present ; reserving to the Governor always a Negative Voice. 
