Selected quad for the lemma: authority_n

Word A	Word B	Word C	Word D	Occurrence	Frequency Band	MI	MI Band	Prominent
authority_n	act_n	aforesaid_a	enact_v	4,002	5	10.0897	5	true

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ID	Title	Author	Corrected Date of Publication (TCP Date of Publication)	STC	Words	Pages
A74085	An act for sale of the goods and personal estate of the late King, Queen & Prince. Vicesimo sexto Junii, 1649. Ordered by the Commons assembled in Parliament, that this Act be forthwith printed and published. Hen: Scobell, Cleric. Parliament'.; Laws, etc.	England and Wales.	1649 (1649)	Thomason E1060_44; ESTC R10874	9,452	16

the Agents and Officers by them to be imployed in this Service and to defray all other charges of the same except for Transportation and Sale of such particulars as shall be sent into any Forreign parts as aforesaid to be there sold the charges whereof shall be allowed and satisfied out of the improvement of the price of such particulars above what they would yield if sold here And it is further Enacted by the authority aforesaid That Humphrey Jones and John Hunt Gentlemen and Citizens of London shall be and are hereby constituted and appointed Treasurers for all and every such sum and sums of money as shall or may be made raised levied and paid by vertue of this Act or any thing therein contained and shall receive and safe keep all such moneys and issue out the same for such uses by such warrant and according to such directions as are in this Act appointed or prescribed or shall further by authority of Parliament be prescribed and appointed and not otherwise and of all the moneys so received and issued out shall keep and when there unto required by authority of Parliament shall render a just and true accompt and faithfully observe and perform all such things as by this present Act or any thing therein contained and according to the true intent and meaning thereof the Treasurers of the moneys aforesaid ought to do observe and perform and for their pains and charges therein and satisfaction of such Clerks or other agent and assistants as they shall finde needful to employ therein shall receive and have the allowance of two pence in the pound out of all and singular the moneys to be received and accounted for by them as aforesaid which allowance it shall be lawful for them out of the said moneys from time to time to detain and keep and the same shall be allowed upon account And although most of the Goods and Premises having been of old belonging to the Crown and not to the persons of King Queen or Prince and now belonging to this Common-wealth the proceed upon the sale of them might justly be disposed of for publique uses yet considering the many debts owing from the persons of the said King and Queen and from their said Son contracted before the late Wars and due unto divers persons that are not Delinquents but have constantly adhered to the Parliament and suffered for the same and many of them so necessitous as that their condition cannot bear the want of their said debts The Parliament hath thought fit and do hereby Ordain That the moneys to be raised by sale of the said goods and premises shall be imployed and disposed for and towards the satisfaction of the debts aforementioned and of such of them especially as were contracted for necessary houshold expences which debts shall be paid out of the moneys to be raised as aforesaid as far as the same will go in such maner and by such proportion as by authority of Parliament shall be hereafter directed Provided always That the sum of Thirty thousand pounds out of the first moneys to be raised by such sale as aforesaid shall by the Treasurers aforementioned be issued and lent unto the Treasurer of the Navy for supply of the present uses of the Navy and the said Trustees or three or more of them shall direct their warrant or warrants for that purpose unto the Treasurers aforenamed which said sum of Thirty thousand pounds shall before the second day of May One thousand six hundred and fifty be restored and reimbursed by the Treasurer of the Navy out of his receipts for the Navy into the hands of the Treasurers named in this Act for the uses therein declared And for the better discovery and ascertaining of the sum and several conditions of those debts for satisfaction whereof the said moneys are designed as aforesaid Be it further Enacted by the authority aforesaid That the said Trustees or any four or more of them shall be and are hereby authorized and required to receive such Informations and Accompts concerning the debts aforementioned as shal be tendred to them or any persons concerned whom they shall or may examine upon oath touching the truth and condition of the same and also by warrant under their hands to call before them any such person or persons who have any books of Accompts or writings or can give any further Information or Evidence concerning the same and them to examine upon oath touching the truth nature and ground of any the debts so informed of and whether the same or any part thereof hath been paid and what remains due as also to examine concerning the conditions of the creditors time of the debts contracted for what the same were respectively and upon such examination to make certifie to the Parliament or the Councel of State a true list accompt or several lists and accompts of all such of the said debts as they shal finde to be of the condition aforementioned expressing the several sums appearing due and for what and when Contracted and whether the persons to whom the same become due by assignment or otherwise appear to be Delinquents or friends to the Parliament and whether they have lent or advanced any Money Plate horse Arms or furniture upon the Parliaments Propositions before the 24 th day of March 1642. and whether they have constantly adhered to the Parliament or suffered for the same and whether their condition be necessitous so as they cannot bear the want of their said debts and of such debts and to such persons the said Trustees are specially to make a distinct list and certificate as they shall finde to have been Contracted for wages or sallaries to Servants or for other necessary provisions of Chamber houshold or Stables to the end it may thereupon the better be determined which of the said debts shall be paid in what order and by what proportions whereupon the Parliament will determine and take order for the payment of such of the said debts as shall appear most just and equal as far as the proceed of the said goods will extend Vicesimo sexto Julii 1649. ORdered by the Commons assembled in Parliament That this Act be forthwith Printed and Published Hen Scobell Cleric Parliamenti