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cause_n	deliberation_n	disposition_n	great_a	19	3	2.1114	3	false

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ID	Title	Author	Corrected Date of Publication (TCP Date of Publication)	STC	Words	Pages
A58642	The laws and acts of the second Parliament, of our most high and dread soveraign, Charles the Second by the grace of God, King of Scotland, England, France and Ireland, defender of the faith begun at Edinburgh, the 19. of October, 1669. By a noble Earl, John Earl of Lauderdail, Viscount Maitland, Lord Thirlestane, and Bolton, &c. His Majesties Commissioner for holding the same, by vertue of a commission under His Majesties Great Seal of this kingdom: with the special advice and consent of the Estates of Parliament. Extracted from the records of Parliament, be Sir Archibald Primerose of Chester, knight and barronet, clerk to His Majesties Council, Registers and Rolls.; Acts.	Scotland.; Primrose, Archibald, Sir, 1616-1679.	1679 (1679)	Wing S1272; ESTC R217871	33,600	49

other persons therein mentioned the saids Lords by their Decreet foresaid have reduced the Contracts Dispositions Infeftments Acts of dissolution and other Rights therein mentioned made and granted by His Majesty and his Royal Father to and in favours of the diseased William Earl of Morton Grandfather to William now Earl of Mortoun and the said George Viscount of Grandistoun of the said Earldom of Orknay and Lordship of Zetland with the Rights also therein mentioned depending thereupon And the saids Lords have found and declared that His Majesty hath good and undoubted Right to the said Earldom and Lordship as His annexed property for the reasons therein contained as the said Decreet at length proports Therefore His Majesty with advice and consent of the Estates of Parliament doth Ratifie and Confirm the said Decreet and Ordains the same to be of full force strength and effect in all time coming holding and willing this their Ratification to be alssufficient and effectual as if the said Decreet and whole tenor of the same were insert herein And His Majesty following the laudable example and practice of His Royal Predecessors doth with consent foresaid Ratifie the said former Annexation of the same to the Crown and without prejudice thereof doth of new again unite annex and incorporate to His Crown of this His ancient Kingdom to remain inseparably with the same in all time coming the said Earldom of Orknay and Lordship of Zetland with all and sundry Isles Holmes Udal-lands and other Lands whatsoever of what name and by what designation soever the same are or may be known lying within the Sheriffdom of Orknay and pertaining to the said Earldom and Lordship and belonging to His Majesty in manner foresaid in Property or Superiority or by any other Right or Title together with all Castles Towers Fortalices Milns Multars Fishings Annual-rents Reversions Patronages of Kirks and Teinds Parsonage and Vicarage pertaining to His Majesty within the bouds foresaid And all and whatsoever Mines of Gold Silver Copper and other Minerals within the foresaid bounds with the heretable Office of Justiciary Sheriffship and Foudrie and Admiralty within the foresaid Isles and belonging to the said Earldom and Lordship with all other Parts Pendicles and Pertinents Casualities Priviledges Juriselictions Offices and others whatsoever pertaining to the same All which His Majesty with consent foresaid doth unite and annex to His Crown Declaring the generality foresaid to be sufficient to the intent and effect foresaid as if each Part Parcel Pertinent Office Patronage or Priviledge belonging to the said Earldom and Lordship were herein exprrst And it is Statute and Declared That the said Earldom and Lordship Lands Teinds and others above-mentioned annexed to the Crown in manner foresaid shall remain therewith in all time coming and that the same or any part thereof shall nor not may be given away in Fee and Heretage nor in Frank-tenement Life-rent Pension or Tack except for the full duty which may be gotten from and payed by the Tennents nor by any other manner of Alienation Right or Disposition whatsoever to any person or persons of whatsoever estate degree or quality they be without advice Decreet and Deliberation of the whole Parliament and for great weighty and reasonable causes concerning the good welfare and publick interest of the whole Kingdom first to be proposed and to be advised and maturely pondered and considered by the Estates re integra before any previous Grant Right or Deed be given made or done by His Majesty or His Successors concerning the disposition of the said Earldom and Lordship or any part thereof which may any wayes predetermine them or the Estates of Parliament and prejudge the freedom of their Deliberation and Consent And if at any time hereafter it shall be thought fit to dispone or grant any Right of any part of the said Earldom and Lordship It is Declared that the general narrative of good services weighty causes and considerations shall not be sufficient but the particular causes and considerations whereupon His Majesty and His Successors may be induced to grant and the Estates to consent to such Rights are to be exprest that it may appear that the same is not granted through importunity or upon private suggestions or pretences but for true just and reasonable causes and considerations of publick concernment And farther it is Declared that if any general Act of Dissolution of His Majesties property shall be made at any time hereafter The said Earldom and Lordship and others above-mentioned and annexed shallnot be understood to fall or be comprehended under the same And if the said Earldom and Lordship or any part thereof shall be annallied or disponed or any Right of the same shall be granted otherwayes then is appointed and ordained in manner above-mentioned His Majesty with consent foresaid doth statute and declare That all Dispositions Infestments and other Rights of the said Earldom and Lordship or any part thereof which shall be granted contrary to this present Act with all Acts of dissolution and Ratification and other Acts of Parliament concerning the same shall be from the beginning and in all time coming void and null and of no effect And notwithstanding thereof that it shall be lawful to our Soveraign Lord and His Successors for the time to take back and receive at their pleasure for their own use without any Process of Law the Lands and others above-annexed or any part thereof which shall be annallied or disponed and these in whose favours any such Rights and Alienations shall be made shall be countable for and lyable to refound and pay all profits intromission or benefit taken uplifted or enjoyed by them in the mean time And it is Declared That all other Clauses Articles and Provisions contained in any former Act or Acts of Annexation to the advantage of His Majesty and His Crown are and shall be holden as repeated and insert herein And farther His Majesty with advice and consent of the Estates foresaid hath suppressed the said Office of Sheriffship and hath erected and hereby erects a Stewartry within the bounds foresaid of the said Earldom and Lordship and Isles of Orknay and Zetland to be called in all time coming The Stewartry of Orknay and Zetland Ordaining the Tenents Possessors and Inhabitants within the bounds foresaid and other persons who were formerly answerable and lyable to the jurisdiction of Sheriffship and Foudrie above-mentioned to be answerable to His Majesties Stewart of the said Stewartry with all Priviledges competent to any Stewartry of His Majesties Property within this Realm Likeas it is Declared and Statute that the foresaid Office of Stewartry shall not be given heretably to any person or persons and their heirs without advice and consent of Parliament in manner above mentioned and all Rights of the same which shall be granted otherwayes at any time hereafter shal be from the beginning and in all time coming null and void It is alwayes Declared that this Act and