Any difference therein

one of them shall in their discretion think fit, reasonable and convenient, the fame to be fet down in writing under the hands of them or fome of them, to remain and be registered in every port and creek of the faid realm with the officers there, and without payment of any custome, fubfidie, duty, fumme or fummes of money, fee or other thing for the fame.

And if any difference fhall arise about the to be regu- fame, the fame to be regulated by the chief go

lated by the

chief gover- vernour and any fix of his majesties council of of the coun- his faid realm of Ireland.

nour and fix

cil.

Allowances

be made

to fuch as

build hips

according to the acts.

And fhall and will from time to time and all times during the faid term of feven years, hereby granted as aforefaid, remit and abate all and every perfon and perfons, that shall build or cause to be built, within any of his majesties dominions, any fhip or veffel of three decks, or two decks and an half with a fore-caftle and five foot betwixt each deck, mounted with thirty pieces of ordnance at leaft, and other ammuni→ tion proportionable, for the two first voyages that the faid fhip or fhips fhall make from his majefties dominions to any foreign parts, one tenth part of the customes that should have been payable to his majefty, his heyres and fucceffours, if this indenture had not been made, for all fuch goods and merchandizes as fhall be exported or imported

imported in any of the faid fhip or fhips, to and from the faid kingdom of Ireland, according to the purport, intent and true meaning of the late act of parliament paft in England, for preventing frauds and regulating abufes in his majefties. cuftomes, and provifions and claufes therein in that behalf provided and made...

Perfons that

travel by the

king or chief go

vernours

warrant to

have apparel

free.

And alfo fhall and will in like manner permit and fuffer all and every fuch perfon and perfons, as fhall have lycence to depart out of the faid realm into any the parts beyond the feas, by bills figned by the kings majefty, his heyres or fuc, customeceffours, or by warrant from the lord lieutenant, or other chief governour or governours of the kingdom of Ireland for the time being, to pass and depart out of the faid realm, according to fuch lycence, at any time during the continuance of these presents, without the lett, hindrance or disturbance of the faid fir James Shaen, William Hill, William Ryder, Thomas Hoare, Francis Sone, William Mufchamp, Edward Richbell, Stanhop Mill, Lawrence Stanyan, John Gourney and Thomas Sheridan, their executors, administrators or affignes, or any of them, their or any of their deputies or fervants, free of cuftome for their apparel onely, and without de mand or challenge of any cuftome, fubfidy, duty, fumme or fummes of money due for the fame.

And

Buffe coats, arms and

And that fuch buffe coats, armes and ammu

ammunition nition as fhall be lycenfed by the lord lieutenant, the chief go- or other chief governour or governours of Ire

licensed by

vernour to

free.

be cuftome- land, to be imported into, or exported out of Ireland, for the use and service of his majesties officers and fouldiers in his armies and garrisons, fhall also be custome-free.

Prefents of honour to

free.

And shall also at all and every time and times be cuftome during the continuance of this prefent demise, permit and fuffer all fuch goods, wares, merchandizes or jewels which shall happen to be fent or carried out of, or brought into the faid realm, for presents or gifts of honour, to or from the kings majesty, his heyres or fucceffours, to pass cuftome-free, and without demanding of any cuf tome, duty, fumme or fummes of money, for or by reason of the fame.

Eight

months time

to transport

goods imported, the property not altered.

And that they the faid fir James Shaen, Wilfor ftrangers liam Hill, William Ryder, Thomas Hoare, Francis Sone, William Mufchamp, Edward Richbell, Stanhop Mill, Lawrence Stanyan, John Gourney and Thomas Sheridan, and their executors and affignes, from time to time during the faid term of feven years, fhall and will permit every merchant, alien or ftranger, his and their deputies, factors and fervants, and every of them, which have brought any goods, wares or merchandizes from any the parts beyond the seas

into the faid realm of Ireland, being no goods prohibited to be brought into or carried out of the said realm, by any statute or restraint, and having paid the cuftomes and fubfidies inward due for the fame, to transport and carry out again the fame goods, wares and merchandizes (the property or nature thereof not being altered or changed) out of any the ports or creeks of the realm of Ireland aforefaid, into any the parts beyond the feas, at any time within eight monethsnext after the first entry of the fame in the cuf tome-house books upon the firft bringing thereof into the said realm, free from all custome outward, and without demand or challenge of any cuftome, fubfidy or duty of any such transportation outward for the fame.

moneths

jesties sub

And likewife fhall permit and fuffer every Twelve merchant being his majefties fubject, his depu- time allowed ties, factours, fervant or fervants, and every of for his mathem, from time to time during the continuance ject. of this grant, which shall have brought goods or merchandizes from any the parts beyond the feas into the faid realm of Ireland, being no goods prohibited to be brought into or carried out of the said realm by any statute or restraint; and there having paid the cuftomes and fubfidies inwards due for the fame, to transport and carry out the fame goods, wares and merchanVOL. II.

U

dizes

Licence to tranfport wooll, wooll

flocks, and

referved to

and to par

against the

the 11th and

zabeth.

dizes (the property and nature thereof not being altered or changed) out of any ports or creeks of the said realm into the parts beyond the seas, at any time within one year next after the first entry of the fame into the cuftome-house books upon the first bringing thereof into the faid realm, free from all cuftome outward, and without demand or challenge of any cuftome, fubfidy, duty, for any fuch transportation of the fame as aforefaid.

And that nothing herein contained shall extend, or be construed to extend to interrupt or make void any orders, directions or authorities wooll-feils, formerly granted by his majesty under the great his majefty, feal of Ireland, to give lycences or difpenfations don offences for the transportation of wooll, wooll-flocks, or statutes of wooll-fells, into his majefties kingdom of Eng13th of Eli- land onely, and not elsewhere: or to grant pardon of offences committed by reason thereof, by the ftatutes made in the eleventh and thirteenth years of the reign of the late queen Elizabeth in that cafe made and provided; and of the forfeitures and penalties to his majesty by the said acts, or either of them, nor to give any dif turbance to the execution of the like authority, granted or to be granted by his majesty, his heyres or fucceffours, at any time during the continuance of the said demife, unto any his majesties