appurtenances in the said County of Wexford and all other Lordships Mannors Castles Lands Tenements Rents and Arrearages of Rents reserved and payable upon any Lease or Leases for lives or years or otherwise and all Reversions Remainders Services and Hereditaments late of the said Robert Wallop with their and every of their appurtenances in the said County of Wexford and also all that Priory or Rectory and Church Impropriate of Selsker in the said County of Wexford and all Houses Edifices Barns Stables Tythes Oblations Obventions Profits Commodities and Advantages whatsoever thereunto belonging or appertaining and all other Tithes or tenth parts of Corn Grain Hay Wool Lamb Fish and other Tithes whatsoever late of the said Robert Wallop yearly arising coming renewing or happening within the severall Parishes and Towns Vills fields hamletts tytheings and tytheable places of St. Margaret St. Ivern Ishartenon Kilmore Killame St. Peter Carycke Killoryn Ballysonon Ballnalden Killish Ardcavan and Ard-Collme Killmallock St. Nicholas Takillin Skreene Killisk Ballmestaine Selsker and St. Toolirck in the said County of Wexford and also all other Lordships Mannors Castles Abbeyes Towns Vills Territories Messuages Lands Tenements rents and arrearages of rents as aforesaid reversions tythes and hereditaments whatsoever in Ireland late the possessions of the said Robert Wallop and also all other Mannors Messuages Lands Tenements Meadowes feedings pastures woods under-woods tythes rents reversions and hereditaments together with all and singular Courts Courts-leet Courts-Baron viewes of Franckpledge and all that to Courts-Leete and viewes of Franckpledge appertaineth Perquisits and profits of Courts Chattels Waifes Estrayes Rights Iurisdictions Franchises Privileges Commodities Advantages Emoluments Hereditaments whatsoever to the aforesaid Lordships Mannors Castles Abbyes Lands Tenements Hereditaments and other the premisses aforesaid or any of them or any part or parcel of them in the said County of Wexford or elsewhere in this Kingdom of Ireland belonging or appertaining or accepted used reputed taken or known as part parcel or member of them or any part or parcel of them with their and every of their appurtenances late of the said Robert Wallop all which premisses by His Majesties Letters Patents under his Great Seal of England bearing date the six and twentieth day of September in the thirteenth year of his now Majesties Raign were mentioned to be granted by his said Majestie unto the said Thomas Earl of Southampton Lord Ashley Sir Orlando Bridgeman and Sir Henry Vernon and their Heirs and all and singular conditions covenants forfeitures entries titles and rights in any Indenture or Indentures of Lease of the premisses or any of them specified or contained or otherwise And be it further Enacted by the authority aforesaid That all and singular the said Castles Mannors Hereditaments and premisses shall be and are hereby declared and adjudged to be vested and settled in the said Thomas Earl of Southampton Anthony Ashley Lord Ashley Sir Orlando Bridgeman Sir Henry Vernon and their heirs and that as fully and amply as if the said Letters Patents had been good and effectual in law according to the intent and purpose thereof any thing in this or the said former Act to the contrary hereof in any withstanding And be it further Enacted That Sir Maurice Eustace Knight late Lord Chancellor of Ireland Arthur Earl of Essex Roger Earl of Orrery Charles late Earl of Mountrath Richard Lord Baron of Coloone Michael late Lord Bishop of Cork now Lord Chancellor of Ireland and Lord Archbishop of Dublin John Lord Vicecount Massareen Marke Lord Vicecount Dungannon Rober Boyle Esq Sir Arthur Forbus Major George Rawdon now Sir George Rawdon Baronet and the relict and heirs of Sir Simon Harcourt and the relict and Children of Colonel George Cooke and the Orphans of Colonell Owen O Conelly Sir George Lane Sir James Waymes Sir George Ascough Sir Theophilus Jones Sir Walter Plunkett Sir George Preston Sir John Bellew Sir Martin Noel Sir St. John Broderick William Legg Esq Edward Vernon Esq Robert Southwell Esq Captain William Hamilton Maurice Keating Esq Erasmus Smith Esq Susanna Bastwick and her Children Sir William Pettie and all others particularly provided for in the said former Act and not particularly mentioned in this present Act and other special provisions made for them their heirs executors and Assigns do hold and enjoy to them their heirs and Assignes all and singular the lands tenements and hereditaments in and by the said former Act settled granted disposed and confirmed or mentioned meant or intended to be settled granted disposed and confirmed to them their heirs and Assignes and not already decreed away by such decrees as are herein confirmed and all other the benefits and advantages of this present Act and the benefits and advantages in and by the said former Act mentioned in any particular clause or other provisoe relating to them or any of them their heirs or Assignes the benefit of reprizals in the said former Act granted onely excepted any retrenchment or alteration thereof made by the Lord Lieutenant and Council of Ireland or any other matter or thing in this Act to the contrary notwithstanding And it is further Enacted that Sir William Penn shall hold and enjoy to him and his heires all and singular the lands Tenements and hereditaments situate in the County of Cork whereof he the said Sir William Penn by himself or his under tenants was upon the first day of March One thousand six hundred sixty and four in possession as tenant to his Majestie and in case the same shall fall short of the full value of One thousand pound per annum over and above all Quit rents charges and reprizes the Commissioners for Execution of this Act shall cause so much other forfeited land to be sett out and allotted unto the said Sir William Penn his Heirs and Assignes as may make up the same to the full cleer yearly value of One thousand pounds per annum as aforesaid and in case the lands held by the said Sir William Penn his undertenants or Assignes upon the said first day of March One thousand six hundred sixty and four shall exceed the value of One thousand pound per annum over and above all Quit rents charges and reprizes as aforesaid he the said Sir William Penn his Heirs and Assignes shall reconvey unto his Majestie his Heirs and Successors so much thereof as by the Commissioners for the execution of this Act shall be declared or by any Inquisition to be taken within two years after the Royal assent given to this Bill shall be found to be over and above the value of One thousand pounds per annum as aforesaid And it is further Enacted by the Authority aforesaid That the Earl of Clanrickard Earl of Castlehaven Morrough Earl of Inchequin the Earl of Clancarty Lord Vice-Count Dillon Simon Luttrell Dudley Bagnall Esq Henry Bagnall Catherine Corbett Theobald Purcell Esq and such others who are particularly mentioned in the said former Act to be restored to their estates and therein
William Petty his Executors Administrators or Assignes from time to time as often as any such Order or warrant shall be made to enter into all and every the lands in such Order or warrant mentioned and to levy the respective summs therein appointed to be paid not exceeding one penny the acre by distress and sale of such distress as shall there be found belonging to the occupiers of the said lands returning the overplus and whatsoever the Tenants or occupiers of the lands shall pay or shall otherwise be levied upon them as aforesaid not exceeding one penny the acre shall and may be deducted out of the rents by them respectively payable and for so much they and every of them shall be and are hereby discharged against their several and respective Landlords And because the Settlement now intended and endeavoured to be perfected would be very much obstructed if the Heirs or Assignes of Wentworth late Earl of Kildare should hold and enjoy the full benefit of a certain clause in the said former Act contained whereby the Preemption of all forfeited estates and interests held of or from Wentworth Earl of Kildare or George Earl of Kildare or either of them and of all other lands lying intermixt with the said Earl of Kildares estate is given to the said Wentworth late Earl of Kildare his Heirs and Assignes and further the arrears due to George Earl of Kildare for service before the fifth of June One thousand six hundred forty nine were appointed to be satisfied in the County of Kildare and else where lying most convenient to the said Earl of Kildares estate as the said Wentworth late Earl of Kildare should make choice of Be it therefore Enacted by the Authority aforesaid That so much of the said clause as concerns the preemption of forfeited estates and interests held of and intermixt with the Earl of Kildares grant as aforesaid or appoints the satisfaction of personal arrears for service to be within the County of Kildare or elsewhere at election as aforesaid shall be and is hereby repealed which arrears of the said George Earl of Kildare now belonging to Sir James Shaen Knight and Baronet Administrator of the said George Earl of Kildare are to be satisfied as in and by another clause herein after following and providing for the satisfaction of the interests of the said Sir James Shaen is declared and that in lieu and satisfaction of those privileges and advantages in and by the said clause given or intended to be given the Commissioners for execution of this Act shall forthwith set out or cause to be set out unto John now Earl of Kildare and his Heirs so much undisposed forfeited lands as shall be of the cleer yearly value of five hundred pounds per annum over and above all charges and reprizes therein shall take care that the same may be set out as neer unto the said Earls estate and as contiguous to the Lordship of Kilka in the County of Kildare as the same can conveniently be done and after such allotment and setting forth the same shall be granted by Letters Patents under the Great Seal of Ireland unto John Earl of Kildare and the Heirs Males of his body And for want of such issue to remain and be to Robert Fitz Gerald Esq uncle of the said John Earl of Kildare and the Heirs Males of his body and for default of such issue to the right Heirs of Wentworth late Earl of Kildare for ever subject nevertheless to the payment reimbursement and discharge in the first place of all such summ and summs of Money with interest for the same as upon any contract or bargain heretofore made by the said Wentworth late Earl of Kildare touching the benefit of the said former provisoe or touching the benefit of any part thereof have been paid unto the said late Earl or shall be paid hereafter to such Contractors during the minority of the the said John Earl of Kildare and lyable also to such other charges and payments as shall be necessarily made and disbursed in and for the settling and securing the premisses And that the Letters Patents so as aforesaid to be granted shall be of like force and effect as any other Letters Patents herein before appointed to be granted are or ought to be Provided alwayes and be it Enacted by the Authority aforesaid That out of the estates of John Fitz Gerald John Magill and Ieoffrey Faning before by this Act vested in His Majestie his Heirs and Successors It shall and may be lawful for the Lord Lieutenant or other Chief Governours of Ireland to restore unto and settle upon them and their Heirs respectively such part or parts of the said respective estates as they shall think fit Provided also and be it further Enacted by the Authority aforesaid That Sir John Stephens Knight Governour of His Majesties Castle of Dublin shall and may have hold and enjoy to him his Executors and Assignes all and every the lands Tenements and Hereditaments in the County of Cork which at any time were reputed to belong to Sir Brice Coghran by colour of any grant or guift of the late Vsurped powers and which are or have been possessed by the said Sir John Stephens by virtue of Letters Patents under the Great Seal or otherwise for and during such time and term of years and under such rents onely as in the said Letters Patents are expressed and no other so as he the said Sir John Stephens do place or cause to be placed upon so much of the premisses as shall be found to be within the securities set apart for satisfaction of the Commissioned Officers who served before the fifth of June One thousand six hundred forty nine so much of the stated arrears due to such Officers which are satisfiable and for which no satisfaction hath yet been given as the value of the premisses may amount unto any thing in this or the said former Act to the contrary notwithstanding And be it further Enacted by the Authority aforesaid That all and singular the Moneyes which by virtue of this or the said former Act shall or may growe due unto His Majestie for or in respect of the measne profits of those lands which have been set out and received in satisfaction of any arrears for service done in England commonly called English arrears or for or in respect of the measne profits of those lands which have been set out to any person or persons in satisfaction of any Adventures upon the Ordinances commonly called the doubling Ordinances or for or in respect of any other measne profits which by this Act are made due and payable unto His Majestie as being received out of lands set out in satisfaction of interests not satisfiable by this or the said former Act and also all and every the summs of Money now due unto His Majestie which any person or persons transplanted into Connaght and since restored or hereafter to be restored to his former
Lord Kingston his Heirs and Assignes so much more other Lands Tenements and Hereditaments in the Counties of Cork Limerick and Tipperary which by virtue of this Act shall or may be Retrenched from any Adventurers Souldiers their Heirs Executors or Assignes or of other forfeited lands within the said Counties or within the Counties of Dublin and Kildare or some of them as together with the lands in the said Letters Patents granted or mentioned to be granted to him as aforesaid and as shall be possessed and enjoyed by him and not recovered or granted away from him by this or the said former Act are of the said present cleer yearly rent of Seaven hundred pounds and as over and above the said yearly rent are equal in value worth and purchase unto two full third parts of all the lands recovered against him by virtue of any Decrees heerein confirmed or that have been delivered up or parted with to William Lord Vice-count Dungan and others in observance of His Majesties Letters To the end that like effectual Letters Patents may thereof also be granted unto the said John Lord Kingston and his Heirs as are herein before appointed to be granted to other Adventurers and Souldiers of their respective allotments any matter or thing whatsoever in this or the said former Act or any other Act contained or otherwise to the contrary in any wise notwithstanding Saving unto Charles Lord Vice-count Fitz Harding and his Heirs such right and title in and to any of the premisses as he or they can or may claim by virtue of any Letters Patents thereof granted unto Charles late Lord Vice-count Fitz Harding after Earl of Falmouth by His Majestie any thing herein before contained to the contrary notwithstanding Provided alwayes and be it further Enacted by the Authority aforesaid That Sir John Percivall Baronet his Executors Administrators and Assignes shall and may hold possess and enjoy the Town Lands of Kinsaley in the County of Dublin for the term of sixty one years from the first day of May One thousand six hundred sixty and three according to the tenor and full effect of an Indenture of Lease under the Great Seal of Ireland to him thereof made and under the rents covenants and conditions thereby reserved expressed and limited any thing in the last precedent clause or in this present or any other Act to the contrary thereof in any wise notwithstanding Provided also that nothing in this Act or the Letters Patents granted to the said Lord Kingston shall enable him the said Lord Kingston his Heirs or Assignes to hold or enjoy any mannors lands or Tenements lying or being within the Securities set apart for satisfaction of the Commissioned Officers who served before the fifth of June One thousand six hundred forty nine unless he the said Lord Kingston his Heirs or Assignes shall cause so many Debentures for arrears due to the said Commissioned Officers as are satisfiable by the rules of this Act and have not been satisfied in part to be placed thereupon as after the rate of eight years purchase may be sufficient to purchase the premisses any thing herein before contained to the contrary notwithstanding And be it further Enacted by the Authority aforesaid That all and singular the messuages Castles Mannors Lands Tenements and other the Hereditaments whereof Sir Daniel O Bryen now Daniel Lord Vice-count O Bryen of Clare or his Brother Tige O Bryan Esq or Connor O Bryan Esq Sonn and Heir apparent to the said Lord Vice-count or Morough O Bryan one other of the Sonns of the said Vice-count O Bryan or any other person or persons whatsoever to their or any of their use or in trust for them or any of them were upon the two and twentieth day of October One thousand six hundred forty one lawfully seized of any estate of freehold or inheritance or possest for any term of years yet in being as also one stone-house in the City of Limerick impropriations and appropriated tithes excepted shall be by the Commissioners for Execution of this Act set out and allotted unto and placed in the present and actual possession of Daniel O Bryan Esq Sonn and Heir apparent of the said Connor O Bryen and the Heirs and Executors of the said Daniel O Bryen respectively without and before any previous reprizal any clause matter or thing in the said former Act or in this present Act herein before or after contained to the contrary notwithstanding And that the Commissioners for Execution of this Act shall grant unto the said Daniel O Bryen such certificates as may be necessary in Order to the passing of Letters Patents of the premisses and further that until such final Settlement and allotment as aforesaid it shall and may be lawfull to and for the said Daniel O Bryen to enter upon and retain and keep possession of the premisses and all and every the Adventurers and Souldiers Protestant purchasors of Lands in Conaght or Clare and Commissioned Officers who served before the fifth of June One thousand six hundred forty nine their heirs Executors Administrators and Assignes who shall be removed to make way for such restitution or be prejudiced thereby shall after such restitution made be satisfied by the allotment of some other forfeited and undisposed lands as may be equal to their several and respective two full third parts of what they depart from or may be prejudiced in according to the rules of this Act and all and every the persons transplanted into and upon any part of the premisses their Heirs and Assignes shall have full satisfaction out of the forfeited lands undisposed of to the English Protestants as the Lord Lieutenant and Council of Ireland shall think fit after the several interests of His Majesties Protestant Subjects in Ireland have been fully settled and satisfied according to this Act. Provided alwayes and it is further Enacted by the Authority aforesaid That the Commissioners for Execution of this Act shall restore James Fleming of Staholmock Esq unto all the Lordships Castles Houses Lands Tenements Rents Reversions Remainders Hereditaments Right Title interest and estate whatsoever whereof the said James Fleming or any or others in trust for him or to his use were seized or possessed the three and twentieh of October One thousand six hundred forty one And that after such Restitution the said James Fleming shall hold and enjoy the same to him and his Heirs this Act or any other Act Record Outlary Attainder or any other matter or thing to the contrary notwithstanding And be it further Enacted by the Authority aforesaid That the Commissioners for Execution of this Act shall restore unto Captain Charles Farrell all and singular the lands Tenements and Hereditaments in the County of Longford whereof he the said Charles Farrell or his Father or any other in trust for them or either of them were seized upon the two and twentieth day of October One thousand six hundred forty one or at any time since and
said Letters Patents shall be of like force and effect as any other Letters Patents granted to Adventurers or Souldiers by virtue of this Act are or ought to be but if the lands so granted as aforesaid shall exceed the value of such Augmentation as by the said former Act was intended to be settled on the Archbishop or Bishop to whom the said lands were granted then the Commissioners for execution of this Act shall cause such Retrenchment of the overplus to be made as may leave unto the respective Archbishops and Bishops his and their due Augmentations and Allowances with as much conveniency and contiguity as may be and the Lands and Tenements so left unto the said Archbishops and Bishops shall be held and enjoyed by them and their Successors respectively as fully and amply as the same might have been enjoyed in case the lands granted by the said Letters Patents had not exceeded the value intended by the said former Act and the said Letters Patents as to so much of the lands therein contained which shall be retrench'd by the Commissioners as aforesaid are hereby declared to be null and void and the lands so retrench'd shall remain and be vested in His Majestie to the uses of this present Act And if the lands so granted as aforesaid shall fall short of the value of such Augmentations as in and by the said former Act was intended to be settled the Commissioners for execution of this Act shall cause the same to be supplied and made up by a further allotment out of such lands and in such way and manner as by the said former Act was directed And it is further Enacted That in lieu of such provision for glebes as by the said former Act was intended the said Commissioners shall likewise set out so many Acres of Land more as may be sufficient to endow or supply all and every the Parochial Churches in this Kingdom with ten acres of Glebe at the least except such Parochial Churches as are endowed with the like or a greater quantity of Glebe already and that the same be so allotted as may be most contiguous and convenient to and for the several and respective Parish Churches hereby intended to be endowed in which provision Parishes united or to be united by virtue of an Act intituled An Act for real union and division of Parishes and concerning Free-Schools and Exchanges are to be understood but as one Parish and Parishes within great Cities and walled Towns are not at all intended to be comprehended and the like care both for contiguity and conveniency is to be had in the setting out of the Augmentations of the several Archbishopricks and Bishopricks not already provided for as aforesaid as far as may be without the too great prejudice of the present Possessor who is to be removed and after the lands set out for the several Augmentations and Glebes as aforesaid the Commissioners shall certifie their proceedings to the Lord Lieutenant or other chief Governour and Council for the time being And in case the proceedings of the Commissioners shall be there approved and allowed then the lands set out for Augmentations and Glebes as aforesaid shall be and are hereby vested and settled respectively in the several and respective Archbishops and Bishops and Incumbents of Parochial Churches and their Successors for ever and Letters Patents thereof are to be passed to them and their respective Successors in like manner as is directed in the cases of Adventurers and Souldiers and to be of like effect subject nevertheless to the Quit Rents hereafter mentioned and no other And to the end the Revenues of the Church may be more speedily settled Be it further Enacted by the Authority aforesaid That the Lands held or reputed to be held in Fee Farm of any Archbishop or Bishop Dean Dean and Chapter or other Ecclesiastical person in his or their Politick capacity and by this Act vested in His Majestie and the several Impropriations forfeited to and by these Presents vested in His Majestie shall be permitted to remain and continue in the possession of the several Archbishops Bishops and other Incumbents until the several and respective Augmentations Endowments and Glebes set out and satisfied as aforesaid and from and after the Augmentations satisfied the residue of the lands held in Fee Farm as aforesaid shall remain subject to the uses of the former Act not changed by this Act and to such other uses as in this Act are limited and appointed And all and every the Impropriations or appropriate Tythes vested in His Majestie by these Presents or otherwise escheated to His Majestie in Right of His Crown and by the said former Act vested and settled in the present and future incumbents and their Successors shall likewise remain and be vested in the present and future Incumbents and their Successors Subject nevertheless to such reservations provisoes conditions exceptions and other limitations Authorities and dispositions as by the said former Act the same were made Subject unto so alwayes that all and every the matters and things which by the former Act were limited and appointed to be done within the space of two years from and after the passing of the said Act be likewise done within the space of two years from and after the passing of this present Act. And be it further enacted by the authority aforesaid that all guifts grants feoffments fines and other conveyances hereafter to be made by any Archbishop or Bishop of any Mannors Lands Tenements or Hereditaments which by virtue of or in pursuance of this or the said former Act intituled An Act for the better Execution of His Majesties gracious Declaration for the Settlement of his Kingdom of Ireland and satisfaction of the several interests of Adventurers Souldiers and other his Subjects there have already been or hereafter shall be granted unto or settled upon any Archbishop or Bishop and his Successors as an augmentation of the revenue of such Archbishoprick or Bishoprick respectively other than for the term of one and twenty years or three lives from such time as any such lease grant or assurance shall begin And whereupon the full moyety of the yearly value and improved rent as the same are now worth to be let shall be reserved and payable during the said term of one and twenty years shall be utterly void and of none effect to all intents and purposes This Act or any other Act law custome or usage to the contrary notwithstanding And the Commissioners for Execution of this Act shall likewise set out or cause to be set out so many more acres of profitable Land as may be of the yearly value of three hundred pounds per ann or may be sufficient to answer and secure a yearly rent charge of three hundred pounds per ann to be issuing out of the same to the intent the same may be a perpetual revenue for the support and maintenance of the Provost of Trinity Colledge neer Dublin and his Successors
and be settled upon the said Provost of Dublin and his Successors in such way and in such manner as the Lord Lieutenant or other cheif Governour or Governours of Ireland and Council for the time being shall direct And the Commissioners shall likewise set out or cause to be set out so many more acres of profitable Lands as may be of the yearly value of three hundred pounds or may be sufficient to answer and secure a yearly rent-charge of three hundred pounds per ann to be issuing out of the same to the intent the same may be a perpetual revenue for and towards the support and maintenance of the Fort at Duncannon and be setled for that purpose in such way and manner as the Lord Lieutenant or other chief Governour or Governours and Council for the time being shall direct and in the setting out of the said Lands the Commissioners shall not be obliged to proceed by any rules of contiguitie but onely to take care that the value intended be secured And the Commissioners shall likewise set out or cause to be set out so many acres more of profitable Lands as may be of the yearly value of one hundred pound per ann or may be sufficient to answer and secure a yearly rent-charge of one hundred pounds per ann to be issuing out of the same to the intent the same may be a perpetual revenue for the Corporation of Bandon Bridg and their Successors and be granted to them by Letters Patents in such manner as other Letters Patents are herein after directed Nevertheless if any Lands have been already set out for that purpose the Commissioners are to cause the same to be valued and to retrench so much thereof as shall exceed the value of One hundred pounds per ann And if the whole fall short of that value to cause the same to be supplyed by further allotments as aforesaid And be it further Enacted by the Authority aforesaid That the Protestant Commissioned Officers who were in Regiments Croops or Companies raised in Ireland or transported out of England and served His Majestie or His Royal Father before the fifth day of June One thousand six hundred forty and nine and are not excluded by the said former Act and all others mentioned and intended by the said former Act to be satisfied equally and together with the said Commissioned Officers out of the fame security who received no Lands or money for their pay due unto them for their said service their Heirs Executors Assigneâ— or Assignes and also John Bartlet and the Heirs of Thomas Bartlet their Heirs and Assignes shall hold and enjoy and be continued and confirmed in all and singular the Messuages Mannors Land Tenements and Hereditaments not already decreed away by the Commissioners for Execution of the said former Act and in the benefit arising from the redemption of Mortgages statutes and judgements and in all other the benefits and advantages whatsoever arising or accruing unto them by any Clause in the said former Act contained other than the years rent and the year and halfs rent therein mentioned which rents are herein after otherwise satisfied and discharged And it is hereby Explained Declared and Enacted That these words The benefits arising from the Redemption of Mortgages Statutes staple and Judgements where the lands are not already disposed of to Adventurers or Souldiers shall be understood and expounded and so are hereby adjudged to be meant and intended of all benefits of that nature which on the two and twentieth of October One thousand six hundred forty and one or at any time since were belonging to any Irish Papist or Roman Catholick not already declared innocent by the Commissioners for execution of the said former Act although the lands were not actually sequestred saving and reserving as herein after is saved and reserved and that the Commissioners for execution of this Act shall cause all and every their securities for satisfaction of such arrears arising by the said former Act or this present Act to be equally divided and distributed amongst all and every the said Commissioned Officers and other the persons aforesaid and the Heirs Executors Assignee or Assigns of such Commissioned Officers and other the persons aforesaid according to the proportion of their respective Arrears stated or appointed to be stated by this Act And therein care is principally to be taken that such Officers who served before the fifth of June One thousand six hundred forty and nine and have yet had no satisfaction for their service in land or money their Heirs Executors Assignee or Assignes may be satisfied in the first place after the rate of Twelve shillings six pence in the pound if the same will so far extend And if there shall be found any surplus then the same shall be equally distributed amongst all the Officers who served before the fifth of June One thousand six hundred forty and nine and have any arrears due to them as well those who have formerly had satisfaction in part as those who have yet had no satisfaction and amongst the respective Heirs Executors and Assigns of such Officers And that all and every the respective securities herein before mentioned shall be forthwith put out of charge without any fees to be therefore paid in order to the distribution aforesaid and until such distribution made shall be managed for the benefit of the persons herein concerned by such persons as in the said former Act is directed And in case any lands or houses within any of the securities aforesaid shall by any particular Clause in this Act be disposed unto or settled upon any person or persons not being a Commissioned Officer as aforesaid nor having the same in satisfaction of arrears due for service before the fifth of June One thousand six hundred forty and nine or by way of confirmation of some Clause in the former Act The Comissioners for execution of this Act shall set apart so much other forfeited land as may be sufficient to reprize the said Commissioned Officers for such loss and damage as they shall sustain by such Clause that so the said securities may remain and continue to and for the benefit of all persons therein concerned as full and ample as the same would have been by virtue of this Act if such particular Clauses or Dispositions had never been had nor made And the Commissioners shall cause the distribution of lands and houses within the security of the said Officers to be fairly entred in Books as is before directed in the Settlement of Adventures and Souldiers to the end that such persons who shall be settled in any of the respective securities may be enabled to demand Letters Patents of the Houses Lands and Tenements Rights of Redemption sums of money and other the premises which shall be allotted to them for their proportion which is hereby Enacted shall be granted accordingly and shall be good and effectual in Law according to the tenor and purport of the
estate did or might have received upon the sale of the lands in Connaght to which he or they were transplanted shall be paid unto the Receivers herein after constituted and appointed who shall account for and pay the same over unto Arthur Earl of Anglesey Vice-treasurer of Ireland or to the Vice-treasurer of Ireland for the time being And that the said Arthur Earl of Anglesey or the Vice-treasurer of Ireland for the time being shall thereout issue pay these several summs following That is to say To Morough Earl of Inchequin the full summ of Eight thousand pounds sterling as a marke of His Majesties favourable gracious consideration of the losses and sufferings of the said Earl To John Lord Berkeley the summ of four thousand pounds To Charles Lord Vice-count Fitz Harding Treasurer of His Majesties House-hold the summ of two thousand pounds To Henry Coventrey Esq Groom of His Majesties Bedehamber the summ of two thousand pounds To Colonel William Legg the like summ of two thousand pounds in full satisfaction of all the right and interest which they the said Henry Coventrey or William Legg can or may have of in or to any fractions of od aeres pounds shillings or pence in or by the said former Act reserved to His Majestie and by this present Act released and discharged as aforesaid To Colonel Edward Villiers the summ of One thousand pounds To Elizabeth Terrill Wife of Sir Tymothy Terrill the summ of three thousand pounds To Colonel Marmaduke Darcy the summ of three thousand pounds To Sir Connel Farrell the summ of two thousand pounds To Colonel Daniell Treswell Captain of His Majesties Guard of Battle Axes the summ of One thousand pounds Sir William Armorer the summ of five hundred pounds Nicholas Bayly Esq the summ of two thousand pounds Thomas Lynch the summ of One thousand pounds And if any more moneyes shall arise out of the premisses than will be sufficient to discharge the respective summs herein before mentioned the same shall remain in His Majesties Exchequer at Dublin to be further applyed and disposed as His Majestie being informed thereof shall direct and appoint And whereas the Towns and lands of Shamaclone Garons-Brury Garrane Lishanacone Ballifoukin Ballimoran Balliwillin in the Barony of Conello and County of Limerick and also fifteen hundred acres in Garundenny in the Barony of Slewmargye in the Queens County were allotted to Charles Lloyd Esq now Sir Charles Lloyd Baronet as an Adventurer for lands in Ireland the rents issues and profits of which lands have notwithstanding by Samuel Avery and other Adventurers been wrongfully received or in the hands of the Tenants of the said lands detained Be it therefore Enacted and it is Enacted by this present Parliament That the said Sir Charles Lloyd shall have receive and recover all and singular the rents issues and profits of the said lands remaining in the hands of the respective Tenants thereof or in the hands of their Executors or Administrators which have grown due since the lands were allotted as aforesaid any thing in this present Act or any other Act of Parliament contained to the contrary in any wise notwithstanding And it is here by further Enacted and ordained by the Authority aforesaid That the Commissioners for Execution of this Act shall forthwith restore Sir Richard Bellings Knight unto the present and actual possession of all and singular the Mannors Castles Lordships Lands Tenements Reversions Remainders and all other Hereditaments interests conditions powers of Redemption right and title whatsoever in the said Kingdome of Ireland which Sir Henry Bellings Knight Grandfather to the said Sir Richard Bellings and Richard Bellings Father of the said Sir Richard Bellings or either of them or any other person or persons in trust for them or either of them or to their or either of their use or uses had held or enjoyed or of right ought to have held or enjoyed on the two and twentieth day of October One thousand six hundred forty one and that from and after such Restitution as aforesaid the same shall be granted by Letters Patents and settled upon and confirmed unto the said Sir Richard Bellings the Grandsonn and his Heirs and Assignes for ever This present or any other Act Ordinances Order Vtlary Attainder Record or any other matter cause or thing to the contrary notwithstanding Provided alwayes and be it Enacted by the Authority aforesaid That John Lord Kingston shall hold and enjoy to him and his Heirs for ever all and every the Lands Tenements and Hereditaments in the said former Act ratified and confirmed unto him and all other the benefits and advantages of the said Act the Lands Decreed away by the Commissioners and the full benefit of reprizals and the Lands herein granted or confirmed unto Charles Lord Vice-count Fitz Harding formerly granted to Charles late Lord Vice-count Fitz Harding Earl of Falmouth onely excepted as fully and amply and with the like Confirmations Privileges Immunities and exemptions as any adventurer or Souldier by this or the said former Act may or ought to hold and enjoy any of the Lands whereof they or any of them respectively were possessed the Seaventh day of May One thousand six hundred fifty nine and as if the several clauses and provisoes in the said former Act on that behalf had been in this Act particularly recited and Enacted and shall also have hold and enjoy to him and his Heirs for ever all and every the Towns Lands Tenements and Hereditaments given granted and confirmed or mentioned to be given granted and confirmed unto him in and by His Majesties Letters Patents under the Great Seal of England bearing date at Westminster the five and twentieth day of January in the sixteenth year of His Majesties Raign And that the said Letters Patents and all clauses and things therein contained shall be and are hereby ratified and confirmed and shall be taken most beneficially to and on the behalf of him the said Lord Kingston his Heirs and Assignes according to the tenor and purport thereof to all intents and purposes and as if the same Letters Patents and every clause therein had been in this Act fully and at large recited and particularly Enacted but in case the Lands in the said Letters Patents mentioned which shall be possessed and enjoyed by the said Lord Kingston and not recovered or granted away from him by this or the said former Act shall exceed the present cleer yearly rent of Seaven hundred pounds and two full third parts of all the Lands recovered against him the said Lord Kingston by any Decrees herein confirmed then such overplus shall be reconveyed to such as the Commissioners for Execution of this Act shall appoint And be it also Enacted in case the said Lands shall not be sufficient That then the Commissioners or such person or persons as are or shall be appointed for Execution of this Act doe and shall forthwith cause to be set out and delivered unto him the said
that after such Restitution made the said Charles Farrell shall hold and enjoy the same to him and his Heirs Subject nevertheless to the quit-rents by this or the former Act imposed and lyable to all and singular the statutes Mortgages Debts Charges and all other the Acts and Incumbrances whatsoever of him the said Charles Farrell or his Father any thing in this or the said former Act to the contrary notwithstanding And be it further Enacted by the Authority aforesaid That the Commissioners for Execution of this Act shall out of such forfeited lands as shall remain undisposed after all the English interests herein provided for shall be satisfied set out and allot unto Frances Darcy widow so much land as shall be of like yearly value as the lands which she the said Frances Darcy formerly held or ought to have held for her joincture to be held and enjoyed by the said Frances Darcy during her life any thing herein before contained to the contrary notwithstanding And be it further Enacted by the Authority aforesaid That the summ of Four thousand five hundred pounds due for service done in Ireland before the fifth of June One thousand six hundred forty nine unto Arthur Lord Vice-count Ranelaugh by Debentures already stated and allowed by the Commissioners for Execution of the said former Act shall be paid and satisfied out of the securities thereunto lyable by this present Act unto Richard Earl of Burlington and Cork Lord High Treasurer of Ireland Arthur Earl of Anglesey Roger Earl of Orrery and Sir John Skeffington Baronet and the Survivors and Survivor of them and that they and the Survivors and Survivor of them and the Heirs of the Survivor shall have hold receive and enjoy to his and their Heirs all and singular the Mannors lands Tenements and Hereditaments and all other the satisfaction whatsoever or of what nature or kind soever which shall or may be hereafter appointed allotted or otherwayes set out and Assigned for the satisfaction of the said Four thousand five hundred pounds Nevertheless in trust to and for the onely use benefit and advantage of Frances Jones and Elizabeth Jones Daughters of the said Arthur Lord Vice-count Ranelaugh their Executors and Assignes and to and for no other use intent or purpose whatsoever any thing in this or the said former Act contained to the contrary notwithstanding Provided alwayes and be it further Enacted that all Leases terms and estates which upon the three and twentieth of October One thousand six hundred forty one did not exceed three lives or one and thirtie years and are forfeited to or vested in His Majestie whereof or whereupon the next and immediate Reversion or Remainder doth or shall appertain to any innocent Protestant be and are hereby declared to be ceased determined null and void any thing in this or the said former Act contained to the contrary notwithstanding Provided alwayes and be it Enacted That nothing in this present Act nor in the former Act shall be taken or any wayes construed to weaken or make void all or any of the right title and claim which Lawrence Hide of Henton-Dawbney in the County of Southampton Esq hath by virtue of any Statute Staple Mortgage or otherwise unto the Towns and Town Lands of Ballihenukin Knockanammy and part of Chancellors-town in the Barony of Iffa and Offa and the lands of Quarter-cross parcel of the town and Lands of Clare nor unto two acres great Countrey measure in Burdens-Grange in the Barony of Middle-third in all containing about eight hundred acres lying and being in the County of Tipperary but that it shall and may be lawful to and for the Commissioners for Execution of this Act to examine the right and title of him the said Lawrence Hide of in and to the said lands and Tenements or to any summ of money which can or may be levied thereupon and to make such Order and Decree for the said Lawrence Hide or his Assignes to hold and enjoy all and singular the premisses until he or they shall be fully satisfied and paid the moneys to him due as aforesaid together with what interest shall be due for the same as they shall think fit any thing in this Act or in any former Act to the contrary notwithstanding And whereas Colonel Christopher O Bryen was appointed by His Majestie in his late gracious Declaration to be restored unto his estate as one who in an especial manner had merited his Maiesties Grace and favour and was afterwards in pursuance of His Majesties Orders put into possession thereof by the Sheriff of the County of Clare in which County the said estate doth lye notwithstanding which if the same should be strictly examined according to the Rules of the said former Act It may be doubted whether such delivery of possession were legal and whether the lands so delivered do not still remain Subject to the uses of the said former Act and this present Act And whereas the said Christopher O Bryen is lately Dead without issue and all his estate right title and interest descended unto and upon Morogh Earl of Inchequin his next and immediate Brother and Heir Be it therefore Enacted by the Authority aforesaid That the Commissioners for Execution of this Act shall forthwith restore unto the said Morogh Earl of Inchequin and his Heirs the present and actual possession of all and singular the Castles Houses Mannors Lands Tenements and Hereditaments which the said Colonel Christopher O Bryen or any other in trust for him or to his use had held or enjoyed upon the two and twentieth day of October One thousand six hundred forty one or at any time since the lands Tenements and Hereditaments formerly belonging to the said Christopher O Bryen and now in the possession of Peirce Creagh excepted which are hereby granted and confirmed unto the said Peirce Creagh and his Heirs and shall likewise set out and allot unto the said Earl of Inchequin and his Heirs so many acres more of undisposed and forfeited lands as may be equal in quantity of acres to the said lands held by the said Peirce Creagh and from and after such restitution and allotment so made as aforesaid the said Morogh Earl of Inchequin shall hold and enjoy to him and his Heirs all and singular the messuages lands Tenements and Hereditaments so as aforesaid restored and allotted and all and every the persons transplanted into and upon any part of the premisses their Heirs and Assignes shall have such satisfaction out of the forfeited lands undisposed of to English Protestants as the Lord Lieutenant and Council of Ireland shall think fit after the several interests of His Majesties Protestant Subjects in Ireland have been fully satisfied and settled according to this Act any thing in this or the said former Act contained to the contrary notwithstanding And whereas Sir Thomas Sherlock Knight Deceased was in his life time a very dutifull and Loyall Subject and from the time of the first
and appropriate tithes And shall also with all convenient Speed restore the whole residue of the said lands and Tenements impropriations and appropriate tithes excepted unto the said Lord Dunsany and his Heirs the respective Adventurers or Souldiers their Heirs or Assignes now in possession thereof or claiming the same being first satisfied their respective shares and proportions and for their several and respective improvements which will be due to them by the rules of this Act And from and after such restitution so made as aforesaid the said Patrick Lord Baron of Dunsany shall hold and enjoy to him his Heirs and Assignes all and singular the lands and Tenements so restored any thing in this or the former Act contained to the contrary notwithstanding And whereas one thousand Acres of forfeited lands in the Barony of Slane were heretofore set out in satisfaction of an Adventure of six hundred pounds advanced by Sir William Massam Baronet Deceased and as is alleaged was possessed accordingly until about Michaelmas in the year One thousand six hundred fifty eight at which time the said Sir William Massam being Dead and the interest in the said Adventure being come unto Elizabeth Massam the widow and relict of William Massam Esq Sonn and Heir of the said Sir William and then Deceased also Sir Robert Forth Knight pretending some interest in the said lands got possession thereof by an execution or executions issued upon a Iudgement or Iudgements in an action of Ejectment being as is alleaged Surreptitiously obtained without any due notice or legal proceedings the said Elizabeth by reason thereof having no possession upon the Seaventh of May One thousand six hundred fifty nine could claim no benefit of confirmation by the said sormer Act and it is much to be doubted whether she could demand any satisfaction as a deficient Adventurer the Lot being once set out and enjoyed for remedy hereof Be it Enacted by the Authority aforesaid That the Commissioners for Execution of this Act shall forthwith examine the truth of the Allegations aforesaid and if they shall find the possession of the premisses to have been wrongfully taken from the said Elizabeth Massam they shall cause the said Elizabeth Massam to be put into possession thereof And the said Elizabeth Massam shall hold the same to her and her Heirs as fully as any other Adventurer by this Act ought to do until the Commissioners for execution of this Act shall set out and allot to her and her Heirs so much thereof as they shall adjudge to amount to her proportion And if the said Commissioners shall find the said Sir Robert Forths title to possess the said lands to be good and valid then they shall set forth such satisfaction of land for the said Adventure as shall be according to the rules and proportions limited for other Adventurers by this Act And Letters Patents shall be thereof granted to the said Elizabeth and the said Elizabeth shall enjoy the same to her and her Heirs and Assignes accordingly any thing in this or the former Act to the contrary notwithstanding And whereas Captain John Wakeham and Lieutenant Richard Wakeham were seized or possessed before the Seaventh of May One thousand six hundred fifty nine of certain lands set out to them in satisfaction of their arrears and were thereof put out and dispossest before the said Seaventh of May by virtue of an extent Be it therefore Enacted by the Authority aforesaid That the Commissioners for execution of this Act shall set out and allot to the said John Wakeham and Richard Wakeham their Heirs and Assignes so much forfeited and undisposed land as may be equal in quantity of Acres unto two full third parts of the lands whereof they were so possest as fully and amply as if they had been thereof possest upon the Seaventh of May One thousand six hundred fifty nine any thing in this or the former Act contained to the contrary notwithstanding And be it further Enacted by the Authority aforesaid That the Commissioners for Execution of this Act shall restore unto James Reynold of Loghscurr in the County of Letrim Esq and his Heirs the possession of all and singular the lands Tenements and Hereditaments which the Father of the said James Reynolds or any other person to his use or in trust for him were seized or possessed upon the two and twentieth of October One thousand six hundred forty one or at any time since the respective Adventurers or Souldiers their Heirs or Assignes now in possession thereof or claiming the same being first satisfied their respective shares and proportions and for their several and respective improvements which will be to them by the rules of this Act And from and after such restitution so made as aforesaid the said James Reynolds shall hold and enjoy to him his Heirs and Assignes all and singular the lands and Tenements so restored any thing in this or the former Act contained to the contrary notwithstanding And be it further explained and Enacted by the Authority aforesaid That nothing in this or the said former Act contained shall any way extend to Barr any right or title of Escheat which his Majestie hath unto the lands Tenements and Hereditaments of Con O Rourk in the County of Letrim lately Deceased without Heirs and which is found by Inquisition now remaining upon Record in his Majesties High-court of Chancery But that his Majesties right and title thereunto by Escheat as aforesaid be fully saved and preserved unto his Majestie his Heirs and Successors any seizure or sequestration of the premisses or any part thereof upon the account of the said late Rebellion or Warr or any other matter or thing in this or the said former Act contained to the contrary notwithstanding And be it further Enacted by the Authority aforesaid That the Commissioners for Execution of this Act shall out of such forfeited lands as shall remain undisposed after all the English interests herein provided for shall be satisfied set out and allot unto Mary Coghlan widow the relict of Terence Coghlan of Kilcolgan in the Kings County Esq Deceased so much land as shall be of like yearly value as the lands which she the said Mary Coghlan formerly held or ought to have held for her joincture to be held and enjoyed by the said Mary Coghlan during her life any thing herein before contained to the contrary notwithstanding And be it further Enacted by the Authority aforesaid That the Commissioners for Execution of this Act shall out of such forfeited lands as shall remain undisposed after all the English interests herein provided for shall be satisfied set out and allot unto Anne Lady Dowager of Slane so much lands as shall be of like yearly value as the lands she formerly held or ought to have held for her joincture as widow and relict of the Lord Delvin her former husband to be held and enjoyed by the said Lady Dowager of Slane during her life any thing herein before contained
to the contrary notwithstanding And be it further Enacted by the Authority aforesaid That the Commissioners for Execution of this Act do forthwith restore to John Talbot of Malahyde all and singular the Lands Tenements and Hereditaments in the County of Dublin which he the said John Talbot held and enjoyed upon the two and twentieth day of October One thousand six hundred forty one or at any time since such person or persons who purchased the same of and from Susanna Bastwick or her children or their Assignes being first satisfied out of the forfeited lands undisposed by this Act by an allotment of so many profitable Acres as may be equal in value worth and purchase to the lands so to be restored and after such restitution so made as aforesaid the said John Talbot shall hold and enjoy to him and his Heirs all and singular the Lands Tenements and Hereditaments so restored but subject to Quit rents any thing in this or the said former Act contained to the contrary notwithstanding And be it further Enacted by the Authority aforesaid That Sir George Harbert of Dorrow in the Kings County Knight and Baronet shall by the Commissioners for Execution of this Act be forthwith restored unto and placed in the present and actual possession of all and singular the Lands Tenements and all other Hereditaments right title and interest whatsoever in the said Kingdome of Ireland which he the said Sir George Harbert or his Vncle Sir Jasper Harbert deceased or either of them or any other person or persons in trust for them or either of them or to their or either of their use or uses had held or enjoyed or of right ought to have held or enjoyed on the two and twentieth of October One thousand six hundred forty one or at any time since the respective Adventurers or Souldiers their Heirs or Assignes now in possession thereof claiming the same being first satisfied their respective shares and proportions and for their several and respective improvements which will be due to them by the rules of this Act And from and after such restitution so made as aforesaid shall hold and enjoy all and singular the Lands Tenements and Hereditaments so to be restored unto him and his Heirs by such tenures rents and services and no other tenures in Capite or by Knights service excepted as the same were held by on the said two and twentieth day of October One thousand six hundred forty one any thing in this or the said former Act contained to the contrary notwithstanding And be it further Enacted by the Authority aforesaid That Sir Henry Tichborne Knight shall hold and enjoy to him and his Heirs all and singular the Lands Tenements and Hereditaments which were set forth unto him in recompense and satisfaction of money and other provisions by him furnished for reliefe of the Army in Ireland between the years One thousand six hundred forty one One thousand six hundred forty three which have not been Decreed away by the Commissioners for Execution of the said former Act And that the Commissioners for Execution of this present Act shall out of the forfeited Lands which shall remain undisposed by this Act to Adventurers or Souldiers set out and allot unto the said Sir Henry Tichborne so many Acres of profitable land as may be equall in quantity to the lands so Decreed away to be held and enjoyed by the said Sir Henry Tichborne and his Heirs and that like effectuall Letters Patents shall be thereof granted any thing in this or the said former Act to the contrary notwithstanding And be it further Enacted by the Authority aforesaid That the Commissioners for Execution of this Act shall out of such forfeited lands as shall remain undisposed set out and allot unto Mabell Countess Dowager of Fingall so much lands as shall be of like yearly value as the lands which she the said Countess Dowager of Fingall formerly held or ought to have held for her joincture to be held and enjoyed by her the said Countess Dowager of Fingall for and during the term of her life any thing herein before contained to the contrary notwithstanding And whereas Samuel Avery late of London Alderman was in his life time an Adventurer for Lands in Ireland and did subscribe and pay in the sum of eleaven hundred pounds or thereabouts The satisfaction of which Adventure was afterwards set out and allotted unto him the said Samuel Avery in the Barony of Conello and County of Limerick who notwithstanding such allotment quitted the possession of his own lot entred upon the lot of Sir Charles Lloyd Baronet another Adventurer satisfied in part within the same Barony of Conello which lot continued in the possession of the said Samuel Avery his Heirs and Assignes until the same was lately restored unto the said Sir Charles Lloyd And whereas the said Samuel Avery did also in his life time contract and agree with the late Vsurpers in England for the Farm or Receipt of certain customs or impositions upon merchandize exported or imported then and there usually paid And upon such his contract and undertaking became indebted and stood charged and chargeable with the summ of Tenn thousand pounds or thereabouts as in and by the Records thereof remaining in the Court of Exchequer in England more fully appears which said Debt and duty stands excepted out of the Act of Parliament passed in England entitled An Act of Free and generall pardon Indemnity and Oblivion and remains vested in his Majestie and is still unsatisfied no lands or Tenements Goods or Chattells of the said Samuel Avery whereupon the said Debt might be levyed being to be found in England and the whole Adventure of the said Samuel Avery and the lands therefore set out in the said Barony of Conello although no defalcation thereof be made are too little to satisfie the said Debt so long behind and unpaid To the end therefore that full satisfaction may be made unto his Majestie for his said Debt as farr as by the said Adventure is possible Be it Enacted by the Authority aforesaid That all and singular the lands Tenements and Hereditaments in the Barony of Conello set out and allotted unto the said Samuel Avery as aforesaid not already Decreed away by the Commissioners for Execution of the said former Act into whose hands soever the same be come by any right or title derived by from or under the said Samuel Avery his Heirs or Assignes shall remain and continue vested in his Majestie his Heirs and Successors in satisfaction and discharge of the said Debt and if any part of the said lands have been Decreed away by the Commissioners for Execution of the said former Act The Commissioners for Execution of this Act shall forthwith Assigne unto his Majestie by Deed under their hands and Seales to be enrolled in Chancery so much more as may be equal in quantity and number of Acres to the lands so decreed away which lands so
or thing in this or the said former Act contained to the contrary notwithstanding Whereas by a Decree of the late Court of Claims Patrick Coleclough was restored to an Estate in the County of Wexford in Remainder after the death of Dudley his Father part of which was by a clause in the said former Act vested in Robert Clayton John Morris in trust for Sir John Cutler and others in the said Act mentioned had before that time been purchased from Souldiers or other reprizable persons in order to the erecting of Iron workes which have since accordingly been erected and are of publicque benefit to this Nation the increase of His Majesties revenue if the said Decrees should remain in full force the said advantages might be lost for the preservation thereof It is therefore Enacted be it enacted by this Parliament that the said John Morris Robert Clayton shall may have hold enjoy such part of the lands contained in the said Patrick Colcloughs Decree as they were formerly seized of against the said Patrick and Dudley and their Heirs and against the said Decree made as aforesaid And it is further Enacted that in lieu and compensation thereof the said Patrick Colclough shall have the full benefit of the reprizall due to the said John Morris and Robert Clayton upon the said Decree And that untill the said reprizalls shall be set out that the said lands hereby settled on the said John Morris Robert Clayton shall be chargeable and are hereby charged with the annual Rent of One hundred pounds payable yearly on the first dayes of May and November and made lyable to the distress of the said Patrick upon non payment thereof at the said dayes of payment And that as soon as the said reprizalls shall be set out as aforesaid the said yearly Rent shall cease and absolutely determine And to the end that the said Iron workes may be kept up It is likewise Enacted that if the said former or ancient proprietor or his Heir of any the lands whereof the said John Morris and Robert Clayton are now seized in the said County of Wexford shall be or is by this Act restored to his estate then and in such case the said John Morris and Robert Clayton and their Heirs shall notwithstanding have hold and enjoy such part of the said former Proprietors estate as they now stand seized of And the said Proprietor for so much is elsewhere to be reprized any thing in this present Act or any other Act of Parliament contained to the contrary in any wise notwithstanding Whereas His Majestie by severall Letters Patents under His Great Seal of Ireland whereof one patent was dated the sixteenth February One thousand six hundred and sixty in the thirteenth year of His Majesties Raign the other dated the tenth day of July One thousand six hundred sixty and three in the fifteenth year of His Majesties Raign did amongst other things give grant and confirm or mentioned or intended to give grant and confirm unto Sir George Lane Knight and his Heirs all the Castles Mannors Houses lands Tenements and Hereditaments and other interest whatsoever which Philip Hore late of Kilsalchan attainted of High Treason was seized or possessed of at the time of his said attainder since which time two severall Decrees have been made in the late Court of Claimes in this kingdom to the prejudice of the said Grants one at the suite of the Sonn and Daughters of the said Philip Hore attainted for portions and the other at the suite of the Sonns of Philip Hore the younger Sonn to the said Philip attainted for severall remainders which Decrees were upon a petition exhibited to His Majestie by the said Sir George Lane questioned and on hearing of the cause it was ordered that the said Sir George Lane should be at liberty to impugne the said Decrees by any matter in fact or Law that he could object against them whereupon the said Philip Hore the younger who made defence in the said cause before His Majestie and the said Sir George Lane did mutually agree for avoiding of all future differences touching that matter that all the said estate and interest should be divided and a share thereof settled on the said Sir George Lane and his Heirs for quitting his whole pretense and right to that estate and the remain thereof settled on the said Philip Hore the younger and his Heirs for all his pretenses and the pretenses likewise of his Brothers Sisters and children to that estate which agreement the said parties did by their joint Petition humbly desire to be established by severall provisoes in this Act whereupon His Majesties was graciously pleased that it should be Enacted by the Authority aforesaid And it is hereby Enacted that the said severall Decrees be and are hereby made null and void as if there had never been any such And that the said Sir George Lane shall be and is hereby restored unto settled confirmed and established in the present and actual seizin and possession of the mannor Castle Town and lands of Kilsalchan with a wind-mill and six messuages containing by estimation three hundred acres of land be it more or less within the County of Dublin with a Court Leet and Court Baron to be held within the said Mannor of Kilsalchan the meadow called the Lords mead in the Feilds of Stradbally a messuage ten acres of land in Stradbally aforesaid in the Feilds thereof next adjoyning to the Lords mead aforesaid and all other the said Philip Hores lands in Stradbally aforesaid now or late in the tenure or possession of John Murphy John Quin and Walter Ryan or one of them one Messuage and forty acres of land with the appurtenances in Swords one Messuage and five acres of Land in Rolls Towns two Messuages one Pigeon House one hundred acres of land ten acres of meadow and ten acres of pasture with the appurtenances in Ardlaw nine Messuages nine Gardens and one hundred acres of land with the appurtenances in Stradbally commonly called Bealings Land in Stradbally the village Hamlet and Lands of Great Kingston with the appurtenances containing by estimation one Messuage and fourscore acres of land two houses with Gardens and a Park or Orchard commonly called Pond-Park to them belonging in Newstreet in the Suburbs of the City of Dublin one Close or Park commonly called Barries-Park without Bongans Gate all lying and being in the Parish of St. Nicholas Barony of Uppercross and County of Dublin fifty shillings yearly rent issuing out of the Mannor of Westpalstown nine pence chief rent out of the lands of Criuserath nine pence chief rent out of the lands of Knightfield and thirteen shillings and four pence chief rent out of Dowdes land Bealings land and Talbots land in Stradbally aforesaid the Town and lands of Paslockes-Town and Maces-Town in the aforesaid County the Town and lands of Kilmore in the Barony of Coolook and County aforesaid by virtue