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A46148 Whereas in an act passed in the late Parliament, intituled, an Act for Setling the Subsidy of Poundage, and Granting a Subsidy of Tunnage, and other sums of money, unto His Royal Majestie ... by the Lord Lieutenant and Council, Ormonde. Ireland. Lord Lieutenant (1661-1669 : Ormonde); Ormonde, James Butler, Duke of, 1610-1688. 1667 (1667) Wing I816; ESTC R36893 2,210 2

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C R DIEV ET MON 〈◊〉 HONI SOIT QVI MAL 〈◊〉 〈◊〉 BY THE Lord Lieutenant and Council ORMONDE WHereas in an Act passed in the late Parliament intituled An Act for setling the Subsidy of Poundage and granting a Subsidy of Tunnage and other sums of money unto His Royal Majestie His Heirs and Successors the same to be paid upon Merchandizes imported and exported into or out of the Kingdom of Ireland according to a Book of Rates hereunto annexed there are the Provisoes and Clauses following viz. You are hereby required to take care that the Act passed in England intituled An Act for the incouraging and increasing of Shipping and Navigation be from time to time duely observed and executed Provided always That all Silks and Silk Manufactures imported into this Your Majesties Kingdom of Ireland from any Forreign parts other than from the Kingdom of England and Dominion of Wales do pay one intire third part more over and above the Rates imposed and set by the Book of Rates abovementioned any thing before in this Act or in the said Book of Rates to the contrary notwithstanding Provided also That all Sugars Indico Ginger Cotten-Wool as all other Wools and all other commodities of the growth or Manufacture of any the English Plantations first imported into and landed in England or Wales and afterward exported from thence into this Your Majesties Kingdom of Ireland do pay but one half part of all such Customs and Subsidies as according to the said Book of Rates is imposed and set upon the said Commodities and that all Wines and Tobaccoes of what sort soever imported into this Your Majesties Realm of Ireland out of your Kingdom of England or Dominion of Wales do pay so much onely in Subsidy as upon exportation of the same Wines and Tobaccoes out of England shall or ought to be repaid or discharged of the Subsidy of Tunnage and Poundage and additional duties there paid or secured for the same and that for all other Forreign Commodities except Wines and Tobaccoes and commodities from the English Plantations above-mentioned imported into this Your Majesties Kingdom of Ireland by any Your Majesties Subjects from any the parts and places beyond the Seas other than from Your Majesties Realm of England or Dominion of Wales there shall be satisfied and paid to Your Majestie your Heirs and Successors for ever one third more in Subsidies over and above the Subsidy payable for the same according to your Book of Rates above mentioned and that for all or any the Commodities or Merchandizes mentioned in this Act or in the Book of Rates above mentioned which shall hereafter be imported or exported by any Aliens or strangers born out of Your Majesties Allegiance the said Aliens and strangers shall pay double the Custom or Subsidy payable by virtue of this Act for the same Commodities and Merchandizes imported or exported by all or any of Your Majesties natural born Subjects any thing before in this Act or in the Book of Rates to the contrary notwithstanding And whereas by Act of Council made at this Board dated the 15 day of September 1662. for the reasons t●erein expressed We did resolve and agree to dispense with the execution of the said three several Provisoes or Clauses contained in the said Act for the space of six moneths then next ensuing and that the particular commodities herein hereafter mentioned be from thence forth during the said six moneths rated as followeth viz. Iron of all sorts Twenty pound per tun and to pay thereout Twenty shillings per tun for Custom and Twenty shillings per tun for Excize All silks wrought and all silks manufactured except Ribbans to be rated at Thirty shillings per pound and to pay thereout Eighteen pence the pound for Custom and Eighteen pence the pound for Excize And that as all plate is freed of Custom so it be freed of Excize also And whereas by Act of Council dated the 28 of January 1662. We did resolve and agree to dispense with the execution of the aforesaid three several provisoes or clauses for the space of one whole year from the expiration of the said six moneths And whereas by Act of Council dated the 27 day of February 1663. We did resolve and agree to dispense with the execution of the aforesaid three several proivsoes or clauses for the space of one whole year from the expiration of the said former one whole year And whereas by Act of Council dated the 14 day of February 1664. We did resolve and agree to dispense with the execution of the aforesaid three several provisoes or clauses for the space of six moneths from the expiration of the said last mentioned one whole year And whereas by Act of Council dated the 16 day of Aug. 1665. We did resolve and agree to dispense with the execution of the aforesaid three several provisoes or Clauses for the space of one whole year from the expiration of the said last mentioned six moneths Now for special reasons of State neerly concerning His Majesties service and in prevention of the inconveniences which may otherwise happen to this Kingdom and people in General We think sit and so do resolve and agree by this our Act of Council to dispense and do hereby accordingly dispense with the execution of the aforesaid three several provisoes or clauses for the space of two whole years from the expiration of the said last mentioned one whole year And do hereby declare That the particular Commodities herein formermerly mentioned be during the said two whole years from the expiration of the said last mentioned one whole year as aforesaid rated as they are formerly rated in the said Act of Council dated the 15 of September 1662. and not otherwise And it is Ordered That this Dispensation be made known to the Farmers of His Majesties Customs and Excize in this Kingdom to be by them signified to the Officers of all the several Ports of this Kingdom and the several Creeks and Members thereof to the end that all persons concerned may conform themselves and yield obedience thereunto Given at the Council Chamber in Dublin the 23 day of January 1666. Ja. Armacha●us Roscommon Meath Dungannon Hen. Midensis Heugh Glenauly Rob. Byron Fra. Hamilton Rob. Meredith Theo. Jones GOD SAVE THE KING D●bl●n Printed by John Crooke Printer to the Kings Most Excellent Majestie and are to be sold by Samuel Dancer in Castlestreet 1666.