Cap. 22. For the exportation of beer, ale, cyder, and mum. Cap. 23. For reviving two former acts for exporting of leather. Cap. 24. For an additional duty of excise upon beer, ale, and other liquors. Cap. 25. To regulate the adminiftration of the oaths required to be taken by commiffion or warrant officers employed in their Majesties fervice by land, by virtue of an act made in this prefent feffion of parliament, intituled, An act for the abrogating of the oaths of fupremacy and allegiance, and appointing other oaths. Cap. 26. To veft in the two univerfities the presentations of benefices belonging to papists. Cap. 27. For taking away the court holden before the prefident and council of the marches of Wales. Cap. 28. For appropriating certain duties, for paying the states general of the united provinces their charges for his Majefty's expedition into this kingdom, and for other uses. Cap. 29. For relief of the proteftant Irish clergy. Cap. 30. To repeal the statute made in the fifth year of King Henry the Fourth, against the multiplying gold and filver. Cap. 31. An additional act for the appointing commiffioners for the executing an act of this prefent parliament, intituled, An act for a grant to their Majefties of an aid of twelve pence in the pound for one year, for the necessary defence of their realms. Cap. 32. For the better preventing the exportation of wool, and encouraging the woolen manufactures of this kingdom. Cap. 33. For explaining part of an act made in the first year of King James the First, concerning tanned leather. An act to enable Younger Cook,efq; to fell lands to pay his debts, and provide for his younger children. 6. An act for the naturalization of Henry de Naffau, and others. An act for the annulling and maing void the attainder of Algernon Sidney, efq; 7. 8. An act for annulling and makig void the attainder of Alice Lifle, vidow. 9. An act for the fale or leafing te capital meffuage, late Henry Cover try's, efq; in Piccadilly. 10. An act for building into tene ments the remaining part of Arun del ground, as now inclofed. II. An act for the naturalization of Anne Aftley, and others. 12. An act for the better affuring the manor of Silton, and demifing other lands and tenements in Silton in the county of Salop, unto Jofeph Soley, gent. and his heirs. 13. An act to enable Robert Penwarne to fell lands, to pay his brotl and fifters portions, and also to debts. 14. An act to make good a recov fuffered by the earl of Peterboro and lord Mordant. 15. An act to enable Theodore Bath to make a jointure for his wife, and to charge monies on part of his eftate in Yorkshire. 16. An act for reverfing the attainder of Henry Cornish, efq; late alderman of the city of London. 17. An act for erecting a court of confcience at Newcastle upon Tyne. 18. An act for erecting courts of conscience in the cities of Bristol and Gloucefter, and the liberties thereof. 19. An act for the better regulating the falt works in Droitwich. 20. An act to enable Thomas Chettel to fell part of his eftate, for payment of his debts, and making provifion for his wife and children. 21. An act to enable trustees to grant leafes of the eftate of Richard Heley, efq; 22. An act for enabling of Hannah Sherley, widow, and Mary Battilbey alias Sherley, her daughter, to fettle and difpofe of certain lands and tenements in the counties of Middlefex and Effex. Anno x W. & M. Seff. 2. Cap. 1. For a grant to their Majesties of an aid of two fhillings in the pound for one year. Cap. 2. For declaring the rights and liberties of the fubject, and fettling the fucceffion of the crown. Cap. 3. For preventing all doubts and questions concerning the collecting the publick revenue. Cap. 4. For punishing officers or foldiers who fhall mutiny or defert their Majefties fervice; and for punishing false musters. Cap. 5. For a grant to their Majefties of an additional aid of twelve pence in the pound for one year. Cap. 6. For the charging and collecting the duties upon coffee, tea, and chocolate, at the custom-house. Cap. 7. For review of the late poll granted to their Majefties, and for an additional poll, towards the reducing of Ireland. Anno 2 W. & M. Seff. 1. Cap. 1. For recognizing King William and Queen Mary, and for avoiding all questions touching the acts made in the parliament affembled at Weftminster, the thirteenth day of February, one thoufand fix hundred eighty eight. -Cap. 2. For raifing money by a poll, and otherwife, towards the reducing of Ireland, and profecuting the war against France. Cap. 3. For granting to their Majesties for their lives, and the life of the furvivor of them, certain impofitions upon beer, ale, and other li quors. Cap. 4. For granting to their Majefties a fubfidy of tunnage and poundage, and other fums of money payable upon merchandize exported and imported. Cap. 5. For enabling the fale of goods diftrained for rent, in cafe the rent be not paid in a reafonable time. Cap. 6. For the exercise of the government by her Majesty, during his Majesty's abfence. Cap. 7. To declare the right and free dom of election of members to serve in parliament for the Cinque Ports. Cap. 8. For reverfing the judgment in a Quo Warranto againft the city of London, and for restoring the city of London to its ancient rights and privileges. Cap. 9. For the difcouraging the importation of thrown filk. Cap. 10. For the King's and Queen's moft gracious, general, and free pardon. Private Alls. Anno 2 W. & M. Seff. 1. 1. An act for making Worthenbury a diftinct parish from Bangor. 2. An act to supply a defect in an act of the last parliament, for fale and leafing of a houfe late Mr. fecretary Coventry's in Piccadilly. 3. An act to enable John Wolstenholm, efq; to fell lands to pay debts. 4. An act to illegitimate any child or children that Jane the wife of John Lewknor, efq; hath had, or hall 5. have, during her elopement from him. An act to enable Algernoon earl of Effex to make a wife a jointure, and for raifing of monies for payment of 6000l. borrowed to make up the lady Morpeth's portion; and to make a fettlement of his estate on his marriage. 6. An act for making fome provision for the daughters and younger fons of Anthony earl of Shaftesbury. 7. A bill for the fale of the capital meffuage or manfion house of Harleford, and manor of Great Mariow, and other lands in the county of Bucks. 8. A bill to enable Sir Robert Fenwick to fell lands for payment of his debts. 9. A bill for confirming a fettlement II. A bill to enable Sir Humphry Fo- efq; to fell lands for payment of his 13. A bill to veft the eftate of Cad wal wallador Wynne, efq; in trustees, for the payment of his debts. 14. A bill for the naturalizing of David le Grand, and others. 15. An act for confirming to the governor and company trading to Hudfon's bay, their privileges and trade. 16. An act for the encouraging and better establishing the manufacture of white paper in this kingdom. 17. An act to enable Sir Edwin Sadler to fell lands for payment of debts. 18. An act for the granting to Elizabeth, relict of John Hobby, efq; and now the wife of the lord Alexander, fon and heir apparent of Henry earl of Starling, in the kingdom of Scotland, one annuity or yearly rent charge of 4501. for her life, in fatisfaction of 500l. per annum in lands, which he was to have for her jointure. their Majefties fervice, and for punishing false musters. Cap. 7. For reviving a former act for regulating the measures and prices of coals. Cap. 8. For paving and cleansing the ftreets in the cities of London and Westminster, and suburbs and liberties thereof, and out parishes in the county of Middlefex, and in the borough of Southwark, and other places within the weekly bills of mortality, in the county of Surrey, and for regulating the markets therein mentioned. Cap. 9. For the encouraging the diftilling of brandy and fpirits from corn, and for laying feveral duties on low wines, or fpirits of the firft extraction. Cap. 10. For granting to their Majefties feveral additional duties of excife upon beer, ale, and other liquors, for four years, from the time that an act for doubling the duty of excife upon beer, ale, and other liquors, during the space of one year, doth expire. Cap. 11. For appointing and enabling commiflioners to examine, take, and state the publick accounts of the kingdom. Cap. 12. For raifing the militia of this kingdom for the year one thoufand fix hundred ninety and one, although the month's pay formerly advanced be not repaid. Cap. 13. For preventing vexatious fuits against fuch as acted for their Majefties fervice in defence of the kingdom. Cap. 14. For the more effectual put ting in execution an act, intituled, An act for prohibiting all trade and commerce with France. Cap. 15. For relief of poor prifoners for debt or damages. Park, and other lands late of Francis Phelips, efq; deceased. 2. An act to enable Dacres Barret, alias Lennard, efq; to charge the reverfion of his eftate in England with the fum of 1500l. 3. An act to prohibit the covering of houses, and other buildings, with thatch or straw, in the town of Marlborough in the county of Wilts. 4. An act to veft divers meffuages and tenements (the eftate of David Big, efq;) in trustees, to be fold, and for laying out the money to be raifed thereby in the purchafe of lands more to his convenience, to be fettled to the fame uses. 5. An act to veft the manor and lands late of George Vilet, efq; in trustees, to be fold for raifing portions for his daughters. 6. An act to enable Elizabeth Montague, widow, to let leases for years of houfes and ground in Stepney in the county of Middlesex. 7. An act for fecuring the portion of Elizabeth Lucy, and breeding her up a proteftant; and for transferring the truft for that purpose. 8. An act for the enabling of trustees to fell certain lands of Richard Cooke, deceased, to pay debts, and to raise a portion for his daughter. 9. An act to enable Philip Hildeyard, efq; to fell lands in Surrey, and to fettle lands in Lincolnshire in lieu thereof. 10. An act to annul and make void a marriage between Mary Wharton an infant, and James Campbel, efq; 11. An act for vefting divers lands in trustees, to be fold for the payment of certain debts of Saintleger Scroop, efq; 12. An act for the better enabling Jane Bray, widow, the relict and fole executrix of the laft will of Reginald Bray, efq; deceased, and others, to the fpeedier raifing the portions already appointed for her daughters by the faid Reginald Bray, 13. An act for the naturalizing of Francis de la Chambre, and others. 14. An act for felling the eftate of Henry Serle, efq; deceased. 15. An act to free the estate of Sir Samuel Barnardifton from several incumbrances, occafioned by a judgment given against him, upon an information in the court of King's Bench. 16. An act to give Catharine lady Cornbury certain powers to act as if fhe were of full age. 17. An act to bar a remainder limited to Dudley Bagnal, efq; in the eftate of Nicholas Bagnal, efq; in Ireland. 18. An act for the limiting the power of James now earl of Salisbury, to cut off the intail of his eftate. 19. An act for the vesting several meffuages and tenements in the city of London, late the estate of John Bains, gent. deceased, in trustees, to be fold for payment of debts. 20. An act for raising money out of the eftate of Thomas Williams, efq; deceafed, by letting leafes, and otherwife, for the more speedy payment of his debts. 21. An act to enable Thomas Sheaf to fell lands, for payment of debts, and making provifion for his wife, according to an agreement for that purpose. 22. An act for the fettling a charity given by Robert Afk, efq; to the company of haberdashers, London. 23. An act to enable Thomas earl of Ailefbury, and Elizabeth countess of Ailesbury his wife, to make provifion for payment of debts, and to make leafes of their eftates. 24. An act for incorporating the proprietors of the water works in York Buildings, and for the encouraging, carrying on, and fettling the faid water works. 25. An act for vefting certain lands (the eftate of Thomas Mainwaring, gent.) in trustees, to be fold for payment of debts. |