| 319 | | mr Mitchels Deputation as surveyor ordered to be Registred, and William Haw's petition for a plott of Ground |
| 320 | | The Inhabitants petition for having their Church Removed &c |
| 321 | | The White-House-feild secured for the use of the Governor in Cheif for the time being for Ever |
| 322 | | Goat Island Granted in favour of mr Vane |
| 323 | | The Governors answer to the Inhabitants in Relation to their Church and preist approv'd off |
| 324 | | Methods propos'd to Reduce the ffrench Inhabitants to obedience |
| 325 | | Governor Cosbys letter in Relation to the Marquise's Contract for a plott of Ground |
| 326 | | order for the Inhabitants of this River to pay their quitt Rent to his Majesty, and order for preventing the loss of Sheep &c |
| 327 | | Gautiers information against Raymond and Meuse laid before the Board |
| 331 | | Raymond and Meuse order'd to be Whipt |
| 332 | | Magdalene and Charles King's Petition for plotts of Ground Granted |
| 333 | | *Depuis and the IeBlancs Petitions in Relation to lands in dispute with their Neighbours laid before the Board |
| 334 | | The Le Blancs imprisoned and the Deputys of Menis ordered to Appear before the Council |
| 335 | | Boumons petition for a plott of Ground Granted, as also the Request of the Le Blancs praying liberty for one of them to Go to Menis |
| 337 | | Mr Winniets Answer to the Constable, The State of Col Dunbars settlements led before the Board, and Mrs Belisles petition for Rents &c |
| 338 | | John Duons Examination in Relation to the paper affix'd at the Mass House & his Reflections on the English Government |
| 342 | | Le Blancs affair upon his Return from Menis taken into Consideration |