53. An act to make fome alterations and amendments in an act of par- liament obtained the last session by Sir Peter Tyrrill, and Thomas Tyr- rill his fon, in order to enable them to fell feveral lands in Hanflop, and Cafflethrop, in the county of Bucks, which were fettled upon the mar- riage of the faid Thomas Tyrrill and Dorothy his wife, and to fettle 54. An act for fale of part of the e- ftate of Baptift May, efq; deceased, for reimburfing Charles May, efq; his nephew, fuch monies as he has expended for discharging the debts, legacies, and funeral expences of 55. An act for fale of the estate of Thomas Holdford, efq; in Plumbly, and elsewhere, in the county of Chefter, confifting chiefly in rever- fions, to raise money for payment of his debts, and purchafing an e- ftate in poffeffion, to be fettled to the fame uses as the other estate 56. An act for confirming a leafe heretofore made, of certain meffu- ages and lands in Epfom, by Sir Jofeph Sheldon, and Sir James Ed- wards, to Humprey Bean, and agreed to be figned to Sir Thomas Cooke, knight, and for enabling a lease of other lands adjoining to the fame, 57. An act for vesting in trustees the eftate late of Sir Thomas Worfopp, knight, and John Worfopp, efq; his fon deceased, in Finsbury-Fields or Moor-Fields, in the parish of Shore- ditch, in the county of Middlefex, to be fold for the payment of debts treasurer, or commiffioners of the treasury, to compound with Thomas Kenyon, executor of Luke Lloyd, efq; as he was one of the fureties of Morgan Whitley, efq; as he was receiver general for the counties of 59. An act for vefting the estate of Jofeph Grainge, and Elizabeth his wife, in trustees, to be fold, and to difpofe of part of the money arif- ing by fuch fale for the maintenance of the faid Elizabeth, pursuant to their marriage fettlement, and to apply the refidue to the payment of the debts of the faid Joseph 60. An act to enable trustees to fell fuch part of the estate of Richard Lifter, efq; and Frances Pate Lifter, his wife, fole daughter and heir of Sir Thomas Smith, baronet, deceaf- ed, in the county of Chester, and city of Chefter, as remains unfold, in order to raise money for the pay- ment of the debts of the said Sir Thomas Smith, and for portions for younger children of the faid Frances Pate Lifter; and for applying the overplus in the purchase of other lands, to be fettled to the fame uses as they are now fettled; and likewife for confirming fuch leafes and fales as have been made to- wards discharge of the faid debts. 61. An act to empower the lord high treasurer, or commiffioners of the treafury, to compound with Michael Wicks, efq; late receiver general of Majefty by a land tax to be raised in the year one thousand seven hundred and fix. Cap. 3. To repeal several clauses in the statute made in the third and fourth years of her present Majesty's reign, for fecuring the kingdom of England from feveral acts lately paffed in the parliament of Scotland. Cap. 4. For the naturalization of the moft excellent princefs Sophia, electress and dutchefs dowager of Hanover, and the iffue of her body. Cap. 5. For continuing the duties upon malt, mum, cyder, and perry, for the fervice of the year one thousand seven hundred and fix. Cap. 6. For continuing an additional fubfidy of tonnage and poundage, and certain duties upon coals, culm, and cinders, and additional duties of excife, and for fettling and establishing a fund thereby, and by other ways and means, for payment of annuities, to be fold for raifing a further supply to her Majefty, for the fervice of the year one thousand feven hundred and fix, and other ufes therein mentioned. Cap. 7. For making the town of New Rofs, in the county of Wexford in the kingdom of Ireland, a port for the exporting of wool from Ireland into this kingdom. Cap. 8. For the better fecurity of her Majefty's perfon and government, and of the fucceffion to the crown of England in the protestant line. Cap. 9. For repairing the highways between Barnhill and Hatton Heath, in the county of Chefter. Cap. 10. For the better recruiting Her Majesty's army and marines. Cap. 11. For continuing an act made in the feffion held in the third and fourth years of her Majesty's reign, intituled, An act for punishing mutiny and defertion, and falfe mufters, and for the better payment of the army and quarters. Cap. 12. For laying further duties on low wines, and for preventing the damage to her Majefty's revenue by importation of foreign cut whalebone, and for making fome provifions as to the ftampt duties, and the duties on births, burials, and marriages, and the falt duties, and touching million lottery tickets, and for enabling her Majefty to difpofe the effects of William Kidd, a notorious pirate, to the use of Greenwich hofpital, and for appropriating the publick monies granted in this feffion of parliament. Cap. 13. For the better ordering and governing the watermen and lightermen upon the river of Thames. Cap. 14. For the better collecting charity money on briefs, by letters patent, and preventing abufes in relation to fuch charities. Cap. 15. Formaking the river Stower navigable, from the town of Maningtree in the county of Effex, to the town of Sudbury in the county of Suffolk. Cap. 16. For the amendment of the law, and the better advancement of justice. Cap. 17. To prevent frauds frequently committed by bankrupts. Cap. 18. For enlarging the pier and harbour of Parton in the county of Cumberland. Cap. 19. For the encouragement and increase of seamen, and for the better and speedier manning her Majesty's fleet. Cap. 20. For the better enabling the mafter, wardens, and affiftants of Trinity Houfe, to rebuild the lighthoufe on the Edyflone rock. Cap. 21. For the increase and better prefervation of falmon, and other fish, in the rivers within the counties of Southampton and Wilts. Cap. 22. To impower the lord high treasurer, or commiflioners of the treasury, to iffue out of the monies arifing by the coinage duty, any fum fum not exceeding five hundred pounds, over and above the sum of three thoufand pounds yearly, for the use of the mint. Cap. 23. For raifing the militia for the year one thoufand feven hundred and fix, notwithstanding the month's pay formerly advanced be not repaid; and for an account to be made of trophy monies. Cap. 24. To enlarge the time for regiftring unfatisfied debentures upon the forfeited eftates in Ireland, and for renewing of other debentures, which have been loft, burnt, or deftroyed. Cap. 25. For the paying and clearing the feveral regiments commanded by lieutenant general Stewart, colonel Hill, and brigadier Holt, and for fupplying the defect of the mufter rolls of thofe and feveralother regiments. Cap. 26. For making effectual a grant of their late majefties King William and Queen Mary, of the town and lands of Sea Town to the archbishoprick of Dublin, and for reftoring the fame to the faid fee. Cap. 27. For the impropriate tithes of the parish of Saint Bridget alias Bride's London. Private As. Anno 4 Annæ. 1. An act for fale of the eftate late of Thomas Chute, efq; in the county of Warwick, and laying out the monies arifing thereby, in the purchafe of other lands and hereditaments in the county of Norfolk, to be settled to the fame uses as the Warwickshire eftate ftands fettled. 2. An act for naturalizing William Burnet, efq; 3. An act for naturalizing Peter Silveftre, doctor of phyfick. 4. An act for naturalizing Adelaide dutchefs of Shrewsbury. 5. An act for exchanging the parfonage house, and certain glebe lands belonging to the rectory of Watton at Stone in the county of Hertford, for a certain other house and lands of greater value, lying in Watton at Stone aforefaid, of and belonging to Philip Boteler, efq; 6. An act to enable Sir Thomas Cave, baronet to fell certain lands in the county of Northampton, to raise money to pay his brothers and fifters portions, and fettle other lands in the faid county of Northampton, and county of Leicester, of better value, to the fame uses. 7. An act for confirming an agreement made upon the marriage of Charles Owen, efq; and Dorothy his wife, of Nafb in the county of Pembroke. 8. An act for fale of part of the eftate of James Hamilton, efq; a minor, for payment of his debts, and for raifing portions for younger children, and for making fee farms, and leafes for lives, during his minority. 9. An act for fupplying a defect (by the death of a trustee) in the appointment of provifions for the younger children of Henry Smalman, efq; deceased, and for making the faid provision more effectual for fuch younger children. ro. An act to enable John Edwards, gentleman, to fell certain lands in the county of Norfolk, for payment of debts. FI. An act to permit the making up of clothes with buttons of cloth, for exportation, for cloathing the afmy of the allies, notwithstanding the act against cloth buttons. 12. An act for the relief of Sir Stephen Evence, knight, and Henry Cornish, efq; 13. An act for relief of John Afgill, efq; in relation to his purchase of part of the forfeited eftates in Ireland. 14. An act for naturalizing William Lewis Legrand. 16. An act for naturalizing Jacob Pechillis and others. 17. An act for enabling Fames duke of Ormond, and Charles earl of Arran, to settle fee farm rents in the county of Tipparary in the kingdom of Ireland, pursuant to an agreement upon the marriage of the faid earl of Arran, and for making good feveral grants made by the faid earl in fee farm. 18. An act for vesting the inheritance 19. An act for making the exempli- eldest son, and of the deed which declared the ufes of the faid recovery. 24. An act for fale of the manor of 25. An act to enable Sir John Hum- and George Hatley of London, mer- provifion for payment of debts of William Huggeffen, efq; and for raifing portions for his younger fons, and for making good the intended fet fettlement upon the marriage of William Huggeffen the younger,gent. 31. An act for fale of lands in the counties of Southampton and Dorfet, late the eftate of Thomas Deane, efq; deceased, for payment of the debts and legacies charged thereupon, and for other purposes therein mentioned. 32. An act for augmenting the num- 34. An act for sale of the manor and 35. An act to enable William Gomel don, efq; to fell a farm in Kent, to difcharge an incumbrance upon the fame, and to apply the refidue of the monies arifing by fuch fale, in payment of the faid IVilliam Gomeldon's debts. 36. An act for vefting a mortgage of Humphry Courtney, efq; deceafed, in 37. An act for vesting, in trustees, the 39. purchase-money to the ufes of his marriage fettlement, and the refidue for payment of debts. An act for the relief of colonel John Rice. 40. An act for the removing all doubts touching the faving claufe of one act of parliament, intituled, An act for vefting divers manors and lands of Matthew Holworthy, efq; in truflees, to be fold, and purchafing other manors or lands of equal value, and limiting the manors or lands to be purchafed to the fame uses, as the lands to be fold are limited. 41. An act for fale of the manor of Barwick Hall, and other lands in the county of Effex, the estate of William Forbes, efq; and for purchafing other lands to be fettled to the fame ufes. 42. An act to vest certain lands and tenements in the counties of Kent, the eftate of Richard Thornhill, efq; in trustees, to be fold for the payment of debts, and his fifters portions charged thereupon, and for fecuring the refidue of the purchafe money, to the ufes of his marriage fettlement. 43. An act to enable John Brett Fisher, efq; and Judith his wife, to fell lands for the payment of his debts, and making provifion for his wife and children, in cafe they fhall have any. 44. An act to enable John Williams, an infant, notwithstanding his infancy, to renew a leafe of the parfonage of Bugden, held under one of the prebendaries of the cathedral church of Lincoln; and alfo for fettling the prebend of Bugden, as an augmentation for the vicar of Bugden, and vefting the ecclefiaftical jurifdiction of the parish of Bugden in the bishop of Lincoln. 45. An act for the fale of lands in the county of Lincoln, late the eftate of John Stanhope, efq; deceased, for payment of his debts. |