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and_o in_o erect_v of_o some_o new_a corporation_n viz._n belfast_n charlemont_n aâ—trim_n bandon_n cloghnikilty_a tallow_n newry_n lifford_n donegall_a ballyshanon_n theme_n eniskilling_a traly_n athy_n by_o our_o kilmallock_n etc._n etc._n the_o bill_n that_o be_v design_v to_o be_v make_v act_n of_o parliament_n be_v 1._o a_o act_n to_o cut_v pace_n and_o mend_v highway_n 2._o to_o extinguish_v uses_n and_o suppress_v fraudulent_a conveyance_n 3._o that_o sale_n in_o market_n overt_a shall_v not_o alter_v property_n of_o steal_v good_n 4._o for_o the_o enrolment_n of_o deed_n of_o bargain_n and_o sale_n and_o for_o conveyance_n of_o land_n 5._o to_o try_v accessory_n in_o foreign_a county_n 6._o to_o reduce_v peremptory_a challenge_n to_o twenty_o 7._o to_o enable_v tenant_n in_o tail_n to_o make_v lease_n 8._o to_o deprive_v some_o criminal_n of_o benefit_n of_o clergy_n as_o in_o england_n 9_o for_o make_v linen_n cloth_n sow_v hemp_n and_o flax._n 10._o for_o trial_n of_o pirate_n 11._o to_o re-edify_a cathedral_n church_n and_o to_o remove_v some_o of_o they_o to_o gallway_n dingle_n carigfergus_n newry_n wexfoâ—d_n cavan_n etc._n etc._n 12._o to_o restrain_v ecclesiastical_a person_n from_o alienate_v etc._n etc._n 13._o against_o plurality_n nonresidence_n or_o simony_n 14._o against_o receiver_n and_o harbourer_n of_o jesuit_n serminary_a priest_n etc._n etc._n 15._o and_o send_v child_n beyond_o sea_n 16._o against_o idle_a holiday_n 17._o to_o expel_v monk_n friarâ—_n nun_n etc._n etc._n 18._o to_o give_v the_o king_n all_o chantry_n and_o other_o superstitious_a uses_n 19_o to_o establish_v the_o composition_n 20._o for_o the_o attainder_n of_o the_o earl_n of_o tyrone_n tytconel_n and_o other_o 21._o to_o revive_v and_o perpetâ—ate_v the_o impost_n of_o wine_n 22._o to_o naturalize_v manufacture_n 23._o to_o resume_v all_o immunity_n to_o corporation_n from_o custom_n 24._o that_o those_o attaind_v of_o treason_n in_o england_n shall_v forfeit_v their_o estate_n in_o ireland_n 25._o a_o act_n of_o recognition_n 26._o to_o abolish_v the_o brehon_n law_n and_o tanistry_n and_o irish_a exaction_n 27._o artificer_n apprentice_n to_o be_v freeman_n in_o any_o corporation_n 28._o against_o idler_n and_o vagabond_n 29._o the_o barony_n to_o answer_v the_o stealth_n unless_o they_o can_v tract_n it_o far_o 30._o that_o bastard_n take_v the_o name_n of_o the_o mother_n and_o that_o it_o be_v felony_n to_o lay_v it_o to_o any_o man._n 31._o no_o man_n to_o keep_v a_o woman_n as_o a_o wiâ—â—_n and_o turn_v she_o away_o at_o pleasure_n on_o pain_n of_o one_o year_n imprisonment_n and_o if_o any_o authorize_v priest_n do_v divorce_n it_o to_o be_v felony_n 32._o against_o usury_n above_o ten_o per_fw-la cent._n 33._o to_o empower_v judge_n of_o assiâ—â—_n to_o raise_v tax_n for_o court-house_n and_o goal_n but_o in_o november_n 1612_o 1612._o 1612._o the_o popish_a lord_n dissatisfy_v with_o these_o proceed_n write_v a_o joint_a letter_n 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calendar_n month_n they_o immediate_o direct_v that_o the_o papist_n shall_v be_v prosecute_v for_o not_o come_v to_o church_n and_o according_o the_o statute_n of_o 2_o eliz._n be_v give_v in_o charge_n at_o the_o assize_n but_o by_o direction_n from_o england_n that_o prosecution_n be_v supersede_v nevertheless_o these_o lord_n justice_n 1630._o 1630._o be_v exceed_v zealous_a against_o popery_n cause_v st._n patrick_n purgatory_n in_o a_o small_a island_n call_v ilan_n de_fw-fr purgadory_n in_o logh_n dirge_n in_o the_o county_n of_o donegall_a to_o be_v dig_v up_o and_o thereby_o discover_v that_o notorious_a cheat_n to_o the_o world_n to_o the_o great_a loss_n and_o disgrace_n of_o the_o popish_a clergy_n who_o make_v vast_a advantage_n of_o that_o ridiculous_a sham._n but_o there_o be_v a_o restless_a sort_n of_o man_n in_o the_o world_n who_o be_v not_o to_o be_v daunt_v or_o put_v out_o of_o countenance_n by_o any_o mischance_n whatsoever_o and_o therefore_o notwithstanding_o 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seal_n for_o all_o the_o court_n and_o on_o
fernes_n to_o be_v one_o of_o their_o commissioner_n which_o ormond_n will_v by_o no_o mean_n admit_v of_o the_o dispute_n about_o this_o and_o other_o preliminary_n delay_v the_o treaty_n until_o the_o 6_o of_o september_n at_o which_o time_n the_o lord_n chancellor_n who_o be_v chief_a of_o the_o commissioner_n for_o the_o king_n aver_v before_o the_o confederate_a commissioner_n that_o to_o that_o day_n no_o body_n have_v lose_v one_o drop_n of_o blood_n upon_o the_o statute_n of_o 2._o eliz._n c._n 1._o which_o nevertheless_o be_v so_o much_o complain_v against_o however_o the_o confederate_n notwithstanding_o the_o fair_a promise_v their_o agent_n have_v make_v at_o oxford_n insist_v stiff_o on_o the_o repeal_n of_o part_n of_o that_o statute_n and_o on_o several_a unreasonable_a demand_n whereupon_o the_o treaty_n be_v adjourn_v until_o the_o king_n pleasure_n shall_v be_v know_v in_o the_o particular_n wherewith_o ormond_n have_v acquaint_v he_o hereupon_o the_o king_n who_o 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