I. An act for the reftitution in blood

of the lady Gartred Courtney, late wife of Henry Courtney, late lord marquis of Exeter.

2. An act for the restitution in blood

Cap. 7. Touching proclamations upon fines.

Cap. 8. That sheriffs fhall not be

justices of peace during that office. Cap. 9. Touching the corporation of the physicians in London. Cap. 10. For the uniting, diffolving, or new erecting of courts. Cap. 11. For the fale of hats and caps made beyond the fea. Cap. 12. Against unlawful and rebellious affemblies.

earl of Devon.

Anno Maria, feff. 2. Cap. 1. For declaring the Queen's highness to have been born in a most just and lawful matrimony; and also repealing all acts of parliament, and fentences of divorce, had and made to the contrary. Cap. 2. For the repeal of certain ftatutes made in the time of the reign of King Edward the Sixth. Cap. 3. Againft offenders of preachers and other minifters in the church.

Cap. 4. Touching writings made from the fixth day of July last past, and before the firft day of August then next enfuing. Cap. 5. For the limitation of prescription in certain cafes. Cap. 6. Against counterfeiting of ftrange coins, being current within this realm, or of the Queen's highness fign manual, fignet, or privy feal, to be adjudged high treafon. VOL. VI.

certain ftatutes.

Cap. 14. For the continuance of a ftatute made for the reparation of gaols. Cap. 15. For the re-edifying of the parish church of Saint Elens in Stainegate within the city of York. Cap. 16. For the confirmation of

the attainder of John late duke of Northumberland, and others. Cap. 17. For the release of the laft fubfidy of the temporalty. Cap. 18. For a fubfidy of tunnage and poundage of divers merchandizes.

the warden and scholars of Mertoni college in Oxford.

4. An act for the reftitution in blood of the heirs of Henry Pool, late lord Montague.

5. An act for the reftitution in blood of Sir Marmaduke Conftable, knight. 6. An act for the reftitution in blood of Thomas Stanhope, efquire. 7. An act for the restitution in blood of Mathew Arundell, efquire. 8. An act for keeping the countydays in Cardiganfbite.

9. An act for the reftitution in blood of the heirs of Sir Miles Partridge, knight.

fo. An act to make free denizens the wives and children of Richard Batfon, Thomas Brown, and John Bradley, born beyond the feas. 11. An act for the reparation of Sherborne cawfey.

12. An act répealing a ftatute made in the fifth year of King Edward the Sixth, touching the approving the marriage between the marquis of Northampton and the lady Elizabeth his wife, and for the legitimation of their children.

13. An act declaring the attainder of the duke of Norfolk.

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Anno 1 Maria, self. 3. Cap. 1. For declaring that the regal power of this realm is in the Queen's majefty as fully and abfolutely as ever it was in any of her moft noble progenitors, Kings

of this realm. Cap. 2. Touching the articles of the Queen's highnefs moft noble marriage.

Cap. 3. For the repeal of two feveral acts made in the feventh year of King Edward the Sixth, touching the diffolution of the bishoprick of Durham.

Cap. 4. For the establishing of the office of the lord fteward of the

Queen's most honourable houf hold.

Cap. 5. For the continuance of a ftatute made for the repairing of Sherborne caufey.

Cap. 6. For the repairing of a causey betwixt Bristol and Gloucefter. Cap. 7. Touching cloth-making in corporate towns and market-towns. Cap. 8. Touching the buying and currying of leather.

Cap. 9. Touching ordinances and rules in cathedral churches and fchools.

Cap. 10. For the repealing of a statute made for the uniting of the parish churches of Onger and Greenfteed in the county of Effex.

Cap. 11. Touching the fea-fands in Glamorganfhire.

Cap. 12. For the continuation of certain ftatutes.

Cap. 6. For the reviving of three statutes made for the punishment of herefies.

Cap. 7. That perfons dwelling in the country fhall not fell divers wares, in cities and towns corporate, by retail.

Cap. 8. For repealing all ftatutes, articles and provifions made against the fee apoftolick of Rome, fince the twentieth year of King Henry the Eighth; and also for establishment of all fpiritual and ecclefiaftical poffeffions and hereditaments conveyed to the laity.

Cap. 9. For the punishment of traiterous words against the Queen's majesty.

Cap. 10 That certain offences be made treafons; and alfo for the government of the King and Queen's majefties iffues. Cap. II. For the punishment of bringing in of counterfeit coin of foreign realms, being current within this realm.

Cap. 12. For the impounding of diftreffes.

Cap. 13. Touching the bailment of prifoners by juftices of peace. Cap. 14. For the making of ruffel fattins, fattins reverses, and fustian of Naples, in Norwich.

Cap. 15. To confirm the liberties of the lord marchers in Wales. Cap. 16. For the continuance of certain ftatutes.

Cap. 17. Touching leafes hereafter to be made by certain spiritual perfons.

Private Acts.

Anno 1 & 2 Ph. & Mar.

1. An act repealing the attainder of the lord cardinal Pool.

2. An act repealing all attainders and outlawries had or made against Richard Pate, William Petowe, Thomas Goldwell, and others.

3. An act to confirm the attainder

Anno 2&3 Ph. & Mar. Cap. 1. For the re-edifying of caftles

and forts, and for the inclofing of grounds, upon the borders towards Scotland.

Cap. 2. For the re-edifying of decayed houses of husbandry, and for the increase of tillage.

Cap. 3. For keeping of milch kine, and for the breeding and rearing of calves.

Cap. 4. For the extinguishment of the first-fruits, and touching order and difpofition of the tenths of fpiritual and ecclefiaftical promotions, and of rectories and parfonages impropriate, remaining in the Queen's majesty's hands. Cap. 5. For the relief of the poor. Cap. 6. Against the exceflive taking

of the King and Queen's majesties

purveyors.

Cap. 7. Against the buying of stolen horfes.

Cap. 8. For the mending of highways.

Cap. 9. To make void divers licences of houses, wherein unlawful games be used.

Cap. 1o. To take examination of prifoners fufpected of any manflaughter or felony,

Cap. II. Touching weavers.
Cap. 12. For the viewing and feal-
ing of cloths, commonly called
Bridgwaters.

Cap. 13. For the inhabitants of Hallifax, touching the buying of wools.

Cap. 14. For the re-edifying of four mills near to the city of Hereford.

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Cap. 15.

Cap. 15. That the purveyors fhall not take victuals within five miles. of Cambridge and Oxford. Cap. 16. Touching watermen and bargemen upon the river of Thames. Cap. 17. To take away the benefit of

clergy from Bennet Smith, for the murther of Rufford.

Cap. 18. Touching commiffions of peace and gaol-delivery in towns corporate, not being counties. Cap. 19. Touching the powdike in Marfbland.

Cap. 20. For the inlarging of the duchy of Lancaster.

Cap. 21. For the continuation of certain ftatutes.

Cap. 22. For the confirmation of a

fubfidy granted by the clergy. Cap. 23. For a fubfidy granted to the King and Queen's majefties by the temporalty.

Cap. 7. To make up the jury with Circumftantibus, where the King and Queen, or the Queen's majefty is a party.

Cap. 8. For the punishment of fuch ås fhall take away maidens that be inheritors, being within the age of fixteen years, or that marry them, without the confent of their pa

rents.

Cap. 9. For the continuation of certain ftatutes.

Cap. 10. For the confirmation of the fubfidy of the clergy.

Cap. 11. A fubfidy and one fifteen granted by the temporalty.

Private Acts.