The Statutes at Large

for payment of his debts, and for fettling other part thereof to the uses therein mentioned.

42. An act to subject the estate of Robert Coke of Trufly, in the county of Derby efq; and William Coke, his fon and heir apparent, to the payment of the faid Robert Coke's debts, and to make provifion for the wife, and younger children of the faid William Coke.

43. An act for the fetting afide a voluntary fettlement made by Mary Fermour, widow, and for ratifying a partition made of the manors of Merfham and Pett, and divers lands in the county of Suffex, between her and Bartholemew Walmefley efq; and others.

44. An act for the improvement of the eftate of John Brifco in the county of Cumberland. 45. An act for making good the provifion intended for captain James Roch, out of the forfeited eftates in Ireland, and for restoring to the bishoprick of Cloyne in the faid king-. dom the manor and lands of Dono

more.

46. An act for fetting afide voluntary fettlements made by John Hawe gent. of eftates in the counties of Stafford and Warwick, and fettling fome part of his eftate upon the faid John Hawe, and his fon, and for making provifion for the maintenance of his fon and daughter, and raifing a portion for fuch daughter, and felling the refidue for payment of his debts.

47. An act for fale of the estate of John Digby efq; deceafed in the county of Buckingham, and dividing the money between Sir John Conway baronet, and Richard Moflyn efq; and for fettling the eftate of Sir John Conway, in the county of Flint, and making provifion for his fon and daughter, according to an agreement for that purpose. 48. An act for the further recompenfing of John Baker gent, and his

Cap. 1. For granting an aid to her Majefty, by a land tax, to be raised in the year one thousand seven hundred and five.

Cap. 2. For raifing monies by fale of feveral annuities, for carrying on the present war.

Cap. 3. For continuing the duties upon malt, mum, cyder, and perry, for one year.

Cap. 4. For continuing duties upon low wines, and upon coffee, tea, chocolate, fpices, and pictures, and upon hawkers, pedlars, and petty chapmen, and upon muflins; and for granting new duties upon feveral of the faid commodities, and alfo upon callicoes, china ware, and drugs.

Cap. 5. For granting to her Majefty a further fubfidy on wines and merchandizes imported.

Cap. 6. For the better enabling her Majesty to grant the honour and manor of Woodflock, with the hundred of Wootton, to the duke of Marlborough, and his heirs, in confideration of the eminent fervices by him performed to her Majesty and the publick.

Cap. 7. For the effectual fecuring the kingdom of England from the apparent dangers that may arife from feveral acts lately paffed in the parliament of Scotland.

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Cap. 8.

Cap. 8. To permit the exportation of
Irish linen cloth to the plantations,
and to prohibit the importation of
Scotch linen into Ireland.
Cap. 9. For giving like remedy upon
promiffory notes, as is now ufed up-
on bills of exchange, and for the
better payment of inland bills of
exchange.

Cap. 10. For encouraging the im-
portation of naval ftores from her
Majefty's plantations in America.
Cap. 11. For the better recruiting her
Majesty's land forces, and the ma-
rines, for the year one thousand fe-
ven hundred and five.

Cap. 12. For the relief of the credi-
tors of Thomas Pitkin, a bankrupt,
and for the apprehending of him,
and the discovery of the effects of
the faid Thomas Pitkin, and his ac-
complices.

Cap. 13. For prohibiting all trade and
commerce with France.

Cap. 14. To prevent all traiterous
correspondence with her Majesty's
enemies.

Cap. 15. For the relief of Fulk Emes
gent, and others, who had elapfed
their times, either for paying their
money, or naming their nominees,
for purchafing annuities; and alfo
for relief of Sir John Mead knight
and baronet, who had elapfed his
time for paying part of his purchase-
money for a forfeited estate in Ire-
land, and alfo for relief of Dorothy
Ireland, and others, in refpect of
feveral tickets for payment of an-
nuities, and of feveral million lot-
tery, and malt lottery tickets, and
Exchequer bills, and debentures to
the army, which have been burnt
or loft,

Cap. 16. For punishing mutiny and
defertion, and falfe mufters; and
for the better payment of the army
and their quarters.
Cap. 17. For raifing the militia for the
year one thousand feyen hundred
and five, although the month's pay
formerly advanced be not repaid.

Cap. 18. For making perpetual an act
for the more eafy recovery of fmall
tithes; and also an act for the more
easy obtaining partition of lands in
coparcenary, joint-tenancy, and te-
nancy in common; and alfo for
making more effectual and amend-
ing several acts relating to the re-
turn of jurors.

Private As.

Anno 3&4 Anna.

1. An act for fettling the right of se-
veral parcels of land, and other te-
nements, and of certain fishings, and
tithes of fishings, in the fociety of
the governor and affiftants, London,
of the new plantation in Ulfter,
within the realm of Ireland, and
their fucceffors; and for fettling a
rent charge of 2501. per annum
upon the lord bishop of Derry, and
his fucceffors for ever.

2. An act for naturalizing Thomas Le-
vingston, viscount Teviott in the
kingdom of Scotland.

3. An act for naturalizing Louife Ma-
rie Creffet, the wife of James Cref-
fet, efq;

An act to enable Thomas Pile, efq;
and Elizabeth Freke, to make lea-
fes for lives of the eftate of Thomas
Freke of Iwerne Courtney, efq; de-
ceafed, as alfo the fon of George
Pitt, efq; fo to do, when entitled,
and in actual poffeffion of the pre-
miffes; and that he may be en-
abled to make a jointure upon any
woman he shall marry, out of the
fame; and for establishing a school
in Iwerne Courtney, and augment-
ing the vicarage of Corne Abbas, in
the county of Dorfet.

An act to enable Agnes Hacche,
widow, and other trustees, to make
leafes, and fell lands, in the county
of Devon, for the payment of the
debts and legacies of Robert Hacche,
efq; deceased; and for the mainte-
nance and advancement of his
daughters portions.

6, An act for confirming an agree-

ment

ment between the executors of MoJes Gould, efq; deceafed, and his relict, for payment of the debts and maintenance of the younger children of the faid Mofes Gould, and for fettling other part of his eftate.

7. An act for fale of the estate of Daniel Drake, gent. deceased, for the provifion of his widow and children, according to his will.

8. An act for naturalizing Henry Bow

man.

9. An act for vesting in trustees certain manors and lands of William duke of Devonshire, and William Cavendish, commonly called marquis of Hartington, to enable them to mortgage the fame for payment of debts, and fubject thereunto to fettle the fame to the like ufes, as the fame are now fettled. 10. An act to enable the right honourable John lord Powlet, and Bridget, lady Powlet, his wife, with the confent of their trustees, to fell their shares and interest of and in certain manors and lands in the county of Kent, and to purchase other lands or hereditaments of the like value, to be settled to the fame uses. II. An act to veft the estate of Charles

lord Howard, baron of Eferick, in trustees, to fell the fame for payment of his debts.

12. An act for fale of feveral estates

in England and Ireland, for payment of the debts of Charles late earl of Burlington, and Cork.

13. An act for confirming an agree

ment made by certain articles by and between John earl of Kildare, Richard lord Bellew, both of the kingdom of Ireland, and Frances his lady, Charlotte countess of Newburgh of the kingdom of Scotland, and William Rowley, efq; and for felling part of the eftate of the faid. earl of Kildare, for the purposes therein mentioned.

14. An act for confirmation of an a

greement made between Thomas late lord bishop of Carlisle, and Thomas Cook, efq; for veiting the rectory of Melborne in the county of Derby, in the faid Thomas Cook and his heirs, upon augmentation of the rents to the bishoprick of Carlisle, and of the ftipend to the vicar of Melborne.

15. An act for fale of feveral manors and lands in the counties of Hereford, Radnor, and Brecon, for payment of the debts of Richard and Thomas Williams late of Gabalva in the county of Radnor, efquires, deceased.

16. An act for vesting in trustees all the eftate of Baldwin Malett, efq; and William Malett, his fon and heir apparent, for payment of the debts of the faid Baldwin Malett to her Majefty, as he was receiver general for the county of Somerset, and city and county of the city of Bristol, and for fettling the refidue on the faid William Malett, his heirs and affigns for ever, as by agreement between the faid Baldwin Malett and William Malett.

17. An act to impower the lord high treasurer, or commiffioners of the treasury, to compound with Richard Cobb, efq; as one of the fureties of Thomas Cobb, gent. deceased, receiver general for the county of Southampton, and Isle of Wight. 18. An act to impower the lord high treasurer, or commiffioners of the treasury, to compound with John Drake, John Hunton, and Edmund Cocke, as fureties for Auguftine Briggs, receiver general for the county of Norfolk and city of Norwich. 19. An act to impower the lord high treafurer, or commiffioners of the treafury, to compound with Sir Michael Biddulph, baronet, as he was one of the fureties for Morgan Whitley, efq; receiver general for the counties of Chester and North Wales.