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A74355 An act for the better ordering and managing the estates of papists & delinquents. Die Veneris, 25 Januarii, 1649. Ordered by the Parliament, that John Field printer, nominated by Mr. Speaker, be joyned with Mr. Husbands stationer, in printing the Act for the better ordering and managing the estates of papists and delinquents, and all other acts and proceedings in Parliament; and that his name be used in printing of the said act, and all other acts and proceedings: and that the said John Field have equal benefit in printing accordingly. Hen: Scobell, Cleric. Parliamenti. England and Wales. 1650 (1650) Thomason E1060_78; ESTC R208802 6,260 15

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Solicitors Tenants or other persons whatsoever shall be accompted for and answered unto the said Commissioners for Compounding and shall be satisfied and paid unto the said Treasurers at Goldsmiths-Hall and not unto any other person or persons whatsoever Any other Act Ordinance or Provision to the contrary notwithstanding And be it further Enacted That all such persons who have been sequestred since the First day of August One thousand six hundred forty and nine or hereafter shall be sequestred for any Delinquency committed before the making of this Act And all other persons who upon the prosecution of their Appeals have been or shall be adjudged Delinquents within the times herein before limited shall upon their Petitions be admitted to Composition respectively according to the late Votes of Parliament of the Fourteenth and One and twentieth of March One thousand six hundred forty and eight so as they do prosecute their Compositions with effect within six weeks after they shall be adjudged Delinquents as aforesaid And it is further Enacted and Ordained That the Right Title and Interest of all such Rectories Tythes Portions of Tythes and other Profits and advantages as have been or hereafter shall upon the Composition of any Delinquent or Delinquents be setled to or for the Benefit of any Minister or Church by the Committee or Commissioners for Compounding shall be good and effectual to all intents and purposes and shall be enjoyed against such Delinquent and Delinquents and all claiming by from or under him or them or by from or under any person or persons in trust for him or them or to his or their use benefit or behoof since the cause of Sequestration and also against all and every other person and persons claiming any estate therein who shall not make such his Estate and Claim appear unto the said Commissioners for Compounding within the time of one year after his Right or Title shall accrew and grow due or before the First day of June One thousand six hundred fifty five And be it further Enacted by the authority aforesaid That all the Lands of Papists that are under Sequestration for Delinquency or Recusancy as also the third part that remains to the Recusant shall be and hereby are discharged of and from all former Fines and Compositions for Recusancy and of and from all the Arrears due upon the same since the said Lands have been under Sequestration And the Barons of the Exchequer and all others whom it may concern are to take notice hereof Provided always and be it Enacted by the authority aforesaid That this Act nor any thing therein contained doth or shall extend to the taking away of all or any the powers heretofore granted to the Committee for advance of Money commonly called The Committee of Haberdashers-Hall Provided That this Act or any thing therein contained shall not extend or be construed to extend to enable the said Commissioners or any imyloyed or to be imployed by them to sequester the chief Mansion House of any Recusant or Recusants having not been in Arms or to debar the Lord of any Manor or Manors for the time being to enter into or upon any Copyhold Estate of any Recusant or Recusants sequestred or lyable to Sequestration as aforesaid or to enable the said Commissioners or any to be imployed by them as aforesaid to make sale of or cut down any Timber or Timber-Trees growing or standing upon any part of the two parts of any Recusant or Recusants Lands or Estates sequestred or lyable to Sequestration as aforesaid Provided That this Act shall not extend to the taking away of any power given unto any Committee by any Order Ordinance or Act of Parliament for the sequestring and removing scandalous and Delinquent Ministers and School-masters but that they shall and may execute all power and authority given unto them by such Order Ordinances or Acts of Parliament in relation to the said service Any thing in this Act to the contrary in any wise notwithstanding Provided That this Act continue in force for the space of Two years from the three and twentieth day of January in the Year of our Lord One thousand six hundred forty nine and no longer Die Veneris 25 Januarii 1649. ORdered by the Parliament That this Act be forthwith printed and published Hen Scobell Cleric Parliamenti
such and so many fit and able persons in every county city and place within this Commonwealth being Inhabitants there as have adhered to the Parliament from the beginning of the late Wars unto this day to be Commissioners for Sequestrations within the said several and respectioned as they shall see fit As also such other Officers and Agents as shall be necessary for the carrying on of this service and to remove any of them as they shall see cause which said persons so nominated substituted and appointed to be Commissioners for Sequestrations as aforesaid or so many of them as the Commissiouers for Compounding shall appoint shall according to such Instructions and Orders in pursuance of any Acts or Ordinances of Parliament as they shall from time to time receive from the said Commissioners for Compounding in pursuance of the said Acts and Ordinances Sequester into the hands of the Common-wealth the Estates of all Papists in Arms and other Delinquents and two parts in three parts to be divided of the Estates of all other Papists as are already adjudged to be Delinquents or Papists respectively or shall by the said Commissioners for Compounding be adjudged to be such and enter into and Survey the same Estates and consider how the same Estates may be improved to the best advantage of the Commonwealth and what profits may conveniently be raised by Woodsales or otherwise out of the said sequestred Estates and shall certifie the same to the said Commissioners for Compounding by and according to whose Order and Direction grounded upon such Survey and Certificate as aforesaid The said Commissioners for Sequestrations or so many of them as the Commissioners for Compounding shall appoint as aforesaid shall or may contract for the same sequestred Estates of Delinquents and Papists in Arms or any part thereof to be letten to such fit and able person or persons as will give the best Rent for the same for any term not exceeding the number of Seven years in possession for such yearly Rent as shall be agreed upon if the Estate of such Delinquents or Papists in Arms shall so long continue the said Rent to be paid according to the usual days of payment to the said Treasurers at Goldsmiths-Hall and the said Leases either to be made under the Hands and Seals of the said Commissioners for Compounding or any seven of them or under the Hands and Seals of the said Commissioners for Sequestrations as shall be appointed by Order of the said Commissioners for Compounding or any seven of them and that the said Commissioners for Sequestrations or so many of them as the said Commissioners for Compounding shall appoint shall keep or cause to be kept Courts within the several sequestred Manors and grant Copy-hold Estates according to the Customs of the said Manors and assess and receive Fines for the same Estates to be so granted according to the Customs or to the Rules to be therein prescribed by the said Commissioners for Compounding or any seven of them Which said Copyhold Estates so granted shall be good and effectual to the Tenant so admitted against the party sequestred and against all claiming by from or under him or his Estate And that the said Commissioners for Sequestrations shall further act in and about the premises according to such further Instructions and Directions as shall be given unto them in pursuance of this Act by the said Commissioners for Compounding or any seven of them as any occasion or exigent shall require And that the said Commissioners for Sequestrations shall have and retain to their own use for their Salary Twelve pence in the pound of all such Moneys as shall be paid by them into the Treasury at Goldsmiths Hall out of the Profits of the said sequestred Estates in the respective Counties and places And that the other Officers that shall be named by the said Commissioners for Compounding shall have such Salary and Allowance as the said Commissioners for Compounding or any seven of them shall think fit And be it further Enacted by the Authority of this present Parliament That the said Commissioners for Compounding or any seven of them shall have full power to receive from any person or persons who shall present the same unto them All and every Act Ordinance or Orders of Parliament whereby any charge is laid upon the Sequestrations or sequestred Estate of any such Papist or Delinquent and to examine the grounds and natures of them and to state the cause and make special Report thereof to the Parliament for their Allowance or Discharge or for their further Order and Directions therein as the Parliament shall see cause And shall also examine all Rents Quitrents Outrents and Issues that shall be pretended to be due and payable out of any such Estate and the nature of them as also all Conveyances and Assurances of and all other Charges Incumbrances or Ingagements upon the said Estates or any part thereof and to give allowance thereof if it shall appear that the same were bona fide made or charged before the cause of such Sequestration committed And it is further Enacted That the said Commissioners for Compounding or any seven of them shall have power to allow unto the Wives and Children of such Papists in arms and other Delinquents whose Estates shall remain under Sequestration by vertue of this Act one Fifth part of their said sequestred Estates for their subsistence And be it further Enacted by the Authority aforesaid That the Clerk of the late Committee of the Lords and Commons for Sequestrations shall forthwith certifie unto the said Commissioners for Compounding the Names of all such persons whose Estates or any part thereof having been sequestred either for Delinquency or Recusancy have upon their Appeals had the Sequestrations of their Estates suspended or taken off either by the said Committees of Lords and Commons or by the Barons of the Exchequer and the Names of all such persons as have upon their Appeals been Voted to be Delinquents and to certifie the places of their abodes and the Names of all such persons as now remain before the Barons of the Exchequer upon their Appeals not yet determined and the time when the said parties Appealing did present their several Petitions and Appeals unto the Barons of the Exchequer And the said Barons are hereby required to take care that Certificate be made accordingly before the Five and twentieth day of February One thousand six hundred forty and nine and that all such whose Estates have upon their Appeals been suspended from Sequestration by any Order from the late Committee of Lords and Commons for Sequestrations or otherwise whose Cases shall not be determined before the First day of March One thousand six hundred forty and nine The said suspension shall be void and the Sequestration again laid upon their Estates And it is hereby further Enacted That the Rents Issues and Profits of all sequestred Estates remaining in the hands of any Committees Treasurers Sequestrators