| 22 | | The order Relating to Grain read to the Merchants |
| 23 | | The Hunters prohibited to Carry passengers &c |
| 24 | | Representation to be Sent for More forces |
| 25 | | Ditto Read and Approved Off |
| 26 | | Mr Wroth Examin'd & the Lvt Govr Reflected on |
| 27 | | Mr Winniet ordered to Beg pardon |
| 28 | | Mr Winniet Confin'd |
| 30 | | Major Armstrongs Return from Canso |
| 31 | | Two prisoners brought by Major Armstrong Examined Upon Suspicion of Murder |
| 32 | | Arthur Savage Craves that mr Winniet Make Good his Speech Against him, & the prisoners that were Examind Upon the Suspicion of Murder at Canso liberate upon Bail |
| 33 | | Mr Hobbys petition in Relation to Sir Charles Hobbys papers |
| 34 | | Letter from Philip Melanson &c In Relation to the Robbing of mr Aldens Sloop |
| 35 | | Mr Winniet Appointed to Eexcute his Excellencys Commands at Menis |
| 36 | | Petition from the ffrench Inhabitants |
| 37 | | Ditto Answered |
| 38 | | a Committe Appointed to Speak with the Deputys of Menis |
| 41 | | Power given to the Deputys of Cobaquid to Chuse three more deputys |
| 42 | | Motion made for Establishing a Court of Judicature |
| 43 | | Minutes Relating to a Court of Judicature |
| 45 | | All persons departing from the province to give due Notice thereof |
| 46 | | His Excellencys Orders in Relation to the Robbing of mr Aldens Sloop advised |
| 48 | | Orders to prevent Captain Aldens Crew Coming on shore for fear of the Smal pox, and methods proposed for furnishing provisions to the Garrison |
| 50 | | Proclamation to Search for Wreck Goods |
| 51 | | His Excellencys Instructions to the Lvt Govr produced, & Caveat agt Peter Bondre |