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
Act Colonel John Fitz Patrick of Castle-Town in the Queens County is restored in blood and also restored unto and vested in the real and actual possession and seizin to him and his Heirs of all and every the Castles Mannors Lands Tenements and Hereditaments reversions remainders and Leases whereof the said Colonel John Fitz Patrick or his Father or any other in trust for them or either of them or to their use were at any time before the two and twentieth of October One thousand six hundred forty one Lawfully seized or possessed upon which words Seized or possessed some doubt or question in law may arise how far the said clause may avail the said Colonel Fitz Patrick by reason that a certain Office or Inquisition was found in the nineteenth year of King James by which His Majestie is or may be intiled or presented to be intitled to the whole Territory of Upper Ossery within which place the Lands intended to be restored to the said Colonel John Fitz Patrick do lye and so by consequence the seizin and possession thereof which was in the said Colonel John Fitz Patricks Grandfather at the time of the said Office or Inquisition found may be from the said nineteenth year of King James conceived to have been in the Kings Majestie and not not in the said Colonel Fitz Patricks Grandfather or any other in trust for him although he or some of them were then in the Actual possession and occupation thereof and received the profits Be it therefore Enacted and explained by the Authority aforesaid that the said Colonel John Fitz Patrick shall hold and enjoy to him and his Heirs the full benefit of the clause and provisoe in the said former Act contained the said Office of Inquisition or any other matter or thing in the said former Act or this present Act to the contrary notwithstanding And it is hereby declared and Enacted that all and every the Adventurers and Souldiers their Heirs and Assigns to whom any Lands or Tenements in the Queens County were set out and allotted and whereof they were possest the seventh of May One thousand six hundred fifty and nine the Lands of the said John Fitz Patrick excepted shall hold and enjoy such part of the said Lands and Tenements as will be due to them by the Rules of this Act the said Office or Inquisition in the nineteenth year of King James to the contrary notwithstanding Provided alwaies that all and singular the Clauses in the said former Act contained wherein or whereby any Mannors Lands Tenements or Hereditaments are granted to or vested in Theobald Earl of Carlingford or whereby any other benefit or advantage can or may accrue unto the said Earl of Carlingford shall be and are hereby again confirmed and shall be enioyed by the said Earl of Carlingford in as full and ample manner as in the said Act is contained any retrenchment change or other alteration thereof made by the Lord Lieutenant and Council of Ireland and any other clause matter or thing in the said former Act or this present Act contained to the contrary thereof in any wise notwithstanding Provided alwaies and it is hereby declared and Enacted That Sir Richard Ingoldsby Knight of the Bath and Sir Henry Ingoldsby Baronet shall hold enjoy to them and their Heirs all and singular the Lands within and contiguous to the Mileline in the County of Clare which were set out to them or either of them in satisfaction of fifteen hundred and fifteen pounds eleaven shillings two pence with their Houses and Gardens in Limerick and also all and every their Lands of which they or either of them were possessed by themselves or their Tenants the seventh of May One thousand six hundred fifty and nine such part of the Premisses onely excepted as have been Decreed away by the Commissioners for Execution of the said former Act any thing in this or the said former Act contained to the contrary notwithstanding And Whereas Captain Henry Finch late of Londonderry Deceased in pursuance of a Commission from Sir William Parsons and Sir John Birlacy sometimes Lords Iustices of Ireland did in the moneth of November One thousand six hundred forty one levy and Arm a Company of Foot consisting of One hundred Men besides Officers in the County of the City of Londonderry and maintained the said Company for three years at his own charges and continued in the command of the said Company against the Rebels from the moneth of November One thousand six hundred forty one until the moneth of October One thousand six hundred forty and eight and was then disbanded without receiving any the least satisfaction and yet nevertheless the arrears due to the said Henry Finch for his service before the fifth of June One thousand six hundred forty nine have not been cast up nor stated by the Commissioners for Execution of the said former Act partly by reason of some doubt conceived that the said Company was not upon the establishment of the Ulster Army Whereas in truth the said Company was received into the said establishment though the Order whereby the same should be made appear could not then be produced and partly by reason of other accidents Be it therefore Enacted by the Authority aforesaid That the Commissioners for Execution of this Act shall forthwith and before any distribution made of the Houses lands Tenements Hereditaments or summs of money herein before appointed for the security and satisfaction of such Commissioned Officers as served before the fifth of June One thousand six hundred forty nine cast up and state the arrears which were due to the said Henry Finch Deceased for the service aforesaid and that after the arrears so stated William Finch and Henry Finch Sonns and Administrators of the said Henry Finch Deceased shall be satisfied and paid and are hereby Enabled to demand and receive satisfaction equally and proportionably having respect to the arrears stated and in like manner as any other Commissioned Officer who served before the fifth of June One thousand six hundred forty and nine and whose arrears are stated and allowed by the Commissioners for Execution of the said former Act may or ought to be satisfied and as fully and amply as if the arrears which were due to the said Henry Finch Deceased had been stated and allowed within the time limited by the said former Act any thing in the said former Act or this present Act contained to the contrary notwithstanding And whereas Alice Countess Dowager of Barrimore would have been lawfully intitled unto the payment of and satisfaction for the several respective arrears which were due unto David late Earl of Barrimore ber Husband and to James Barry her son deceased as Commissioned Officers for service done in Ireland before the fifth of June One thousand six hundred forty nine if the same had been duely stated and allowed within the time limited by the said former Act And whereas also Dennis Muschampe Esq would
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
same but subject to the Quit Rents of Eighteen pence per annum to be paid to His Majestie His Heirs and Successors for every Twenty shillings which any House Orchard or Garden-plot within the security aforesaid is worth to be let according to the said former Act and to such other Quit Rents as any of the land within the said security ought by virtue of the said former Act or this present Act to be charged with Saving nevertheless to all and every the Archbishops Bishops and other the Ministers of the Church such right benefit and advantage of in and to the forfeited houses in Cities walled Towns and Corporations as in and by the said former Act is given the said Houses to be set out by the Commissioners for execution of this Act. And be it Enacted by the Authority aforesaid That the House chosen by Edward Lord Bishop of Limerick in the City of Limerick and set out to him for seven years according to the Act of Settlement together with that small waste plot of ground and two ruinous Tenements thereon which the present Bishop thereof now rents of the Trustees at Twenty shillings per annum lying on the backside of the said dwelling House equal with the front thereof down to the High-way adjoyning to the wall of the said City being from the said back-side in length threescore and six yards and in breadth twenty and nine yards be annexed unto the See of Limerick for ever and be a Mansion House for William the present Bishop thereof and his Successors And be it further Enacted by the Authority aforesaid that the benefit and advantage of all forfeitures by false certificates shall be in the first place applyed to and for the satisfaction of the persons aforesaid who ought to be satisfied twelve shillings and six pence in the pound until twelve shillings six pence in the pound be fully satisfied in case the securities aforesaid shall not be sufficient for that purpose and after twelve shillings and six pence in the pound fully satisfied to the persons aforesaid then the whole benefit of the said forfeitures shall be and remain and shall be applyed unto such uses intents and purposes as in and by the said former Act was appointed so as the said false certificates be found out and discovered within three months after the passing of this present Act. And whereas by the said former Act such Officers or their Assignes who shall purchase any Houses Lands Tenements or Hereditaments within any Corporation are enjoyned to give security to satisfie such as by virtue of any Lease or contract for Lease have built or improved any House or Garden either in money or else by granting to such person or persons a Lease at a Rent proportionable to the said improvement so as the said proportion exceed not a fifth part of the value the same are worth to be sold Messuages built from the ground onely excepted Be it Enacted and explained by the Authority aforesaid that no person or persons shall be admitted to have any satisfaction or security for his or their improvements who upon Leases or contracts for Leases made before His Majesties happy Restauration were bound to make such improvements And have actually enjoyed the said Houses Lands and Tenements during the full time and term of years for which they did contract and agree as aforesaid any thing in this or the said former Act to the contrary notwithstanding And to the end that all and every the Houses in Corporations being part of the aforesaid securities may alwayes continue in the hands of English and Protestant Subjects as neer as may be It is further Enacted by the Authority aforesaid that no Papist or Popish Recusant shall be admitted to purchase any of the Houses in Corporations from the Commissioners for Execution of this Act nor any other person or persons but such who shall take the Oathes of Allegiance and Supremacy which Oathes any of the said Commissioners or any Iustice of Peace hath hereby power to Administer without the Licence and leave of the Lord Lieutenant or other chief Governour or Governours in Ireland and Council there by Act of Council first had and obtained And further that no Commissioned Officer who served before the fifth of June One thousand six hundred forty and nine nor the Heir Executor Assignee or Assignes of such Commissioned Officer or other person to whom any of the Houses within the said security shall be allotted or shall hereafter come shall set grant alien demise lease or otherwise dispose any House or Houses within the security aforesaid to any Papist or Popish Recusant or person refusing the Oathes of Allegiance and Supremacy as aforesaid without Licence as aforesaid under pain of forfeiture of double the value of every such House so conveyed or disposed as aforesaid One moyety thereof the Kings Majestie His Heirs and Successors the other moyety to him or them that will sue for the same to be recovered by action of Debt Bill Plaint or information in any of the four Courts of Record at Dublin wherein no Essoin Protection nor wager of Law to be admitted nor any more than one imparlance and the said Houses and Lands in Corporations together with the summ of One hundred thousand pounds herein after mentioned are with all possible expedition to be distributed by the Commissioners for Execution of this Act according to the rules aforesaid that so the daily ruine and decay of the said Houses may be prevented as soon as it is possible And whereas the Lord Lieutenant and Council of this your Majesties Kingdom have at the humble suite of several of the said Officers conceived an order bearing date at the Council Board of Dublin the twelfth of January One thousand six hundred sixty three wherein they have set down several rules and directions for the stating the arrears of the several Armies which were imployed in the service of your Sacred Majesty or your Royal Father of blessed memory in your warrs in Ireland before the fifth of June One thousand six hundred forty nine which order by reason of the shortness of the time limited for stating the said arrears and issuing debentures unto the said Officers would not be punctually observed by your Majesties Commissioners appointed for Execution of the said Act Be it therefore Enacted by the Authority aforesaid That the said order bearing date as aforesaid shall be and is hereby Enacted in as full and ample manner as if the same were particularly set down and recited in this Act and the Commissioners appointed or to be appointed for the execution of this Act are hereby authorized and required before they proceed to the giving out of any satisfaction for any arrears of pay due unto any of the said Officers or their Assigns to take care that all the accompts of the said Officers be made conformable unto the Rules and Directions of the said Order notwithstanding the Debentures issued as aforesaid that
Heirs and Successors to the uses herein before and after mentioned And where any of the lands so purchased have been evicted by any Decrees herein after confirmed or shall be given or restored to any person or persons by any special clause or provisoe herein contained The Commissioners for Execution of this Act shall set out and allot unto the person prejudiced by such Decree or clause so much other forfeited land as may be equal in quantity of acres to two third parts of the lands so evicted or restored as aforesaid And it is likewise further declared and Enacted That the persons to be settled in Connaght and Clare as aforesaid and from whom a third part is to be Retrencht and cut of as aforesaid shall be and are hereby discharged of and from the years rent reserved and payd by Charles Earl of Mountrath and others in a particular clause in the said former Act mentioned and of and from all the arrearages thereof And be it further Enacted by the authority aforesaid That neither Adventurer or Souldier Commissioned Officer who served before the fifth of June One thousand six hundred forty and nine Protestant purchasor in Connaght and Clare transplanted person Nor the Heirs Executors Assignee or Assignes of them or any of them nor any other person or persons Body Politick or Corporate who by the said former Act of Settlement is or are any way intituled to reprizals for or in respect of some possession which they have quitted or of some Decrees which have been made against them or otherwise shall at any time hereafter be enabled to demand or have the same reprizals further than what will amount to his and their full two third parts as aforesaid but shall be thereof for ever barred and excluded any thing in the said former Act to the contrary notwithstanding His Royal Highness James Duke of York His Grace George Duke of Albemarle and such others herein after mentioned according to the provision herein after made onely excepted And be it further Enacted by the Authority aforesaid That no Adventurer or Souldier nor the Heir Executor Assignee or Assignes of any Adventurer or Souldier who before any Decree of innocence made by the Commissioners for Execution of the said Act did by himselfe or any other directly or indirectly compound or agree with any Irish claimant whose claim was then depending before the said Commissioners shall ever be admitted to receive or have his two third parts or any other satisfaction for that part of his estate which he so compounded or agreed for but as to so much of his estate for which any agreement was made as aforesaid shall be for ever barred and concluded to demand his two third parts as if the person so agreeing had never been seized or possessed of the same or intitled thereunto so as such Composition or agreement be made to appear before the Commissioners for execution of this Act within three moneths after their first sitting And for the better improvement and ascertaining of His Majesties Revenue Be it further Enacted by the Authority aforesaid That all lands by this or the former Act vested in His Majestie or restored by virtue of any Decrees herein after confirmed or settled or mentioned to be disposed restored confirmed or settled unto or upon any person or persons Bodies Politick or Corporate by virtue of any Clause in this or the said former Act contained and not particularly by plain and express words excepted from Quit Rents in the same Clause and the Lands by this Act appointed to be set out for Augmentation of Bishopricks for endowment of Parochial Churches with Glebe for the better support of the Provost or of the Provost and Fellows of the Colledge of Dublin for the maintenance of the Fort at Duncannon and the benefit of the Corporation at Bandon-Bridge and all the lands enjoyed by transplanted persons in the Province of Conaght or the County of Clare and all other the Lands seized sequestred or set out by reason of or upon accompt of the late Rebellion or War the lands of James Duke of Ormond Elizabeth Lady Dutchess of Ormond the Earl of Burlington and Cork the Earl of Roscommon and other the Protestants of Ireland heretofore sequestred onely excepted be subject and liable to such Quit-Rents to be paid unto His Majestie His Heirs and Successors as in the former Act is directed and appointed Saving onely that the lands in the Province of Ulster which by the former Act were charged with one peny the Acre Quit-Rent shall be and are hereby charged from henceforth with two pence the acre Quit Rent Nevertheless because it may so fall out that in some Counties and Baronies of this Kingdom the Quit Rents which by the Rules of this Act will be chargeable upon and issuing out of the lands therein lying may exceed or at least amount to the full value of the land therewith charged or very neer the full value to the great discouragement of all Plantation and Improvement thereupon Be it therefore Enacted by the Authority aforesaid That it shall and may be lawful to and for the Lord Lieutenant or other chief Governour or Governours and Council for the time being at any time during the space of three years from and after the passing of this present Act to make such abatement and moderation of Quit Rents as they in their judgements shall think fit and that such Order of Council as shall be made touching the abatement of Quit Rents and enrolled in the Court of Exchequer shall be as good and effectual as if the same had been Enacted by these Presents Any thing herein contained to the contrary notwithstanding And for the better carrying on of this present Settlement by raising such a sum of money as may be sufficient to buy of several Estates and Interests which by virtue of the said former Act are now in being and if they should be strictly challenged and demanded according to the tenor of the said Act would in a great measure delay and hinder the execution of this present Act Be it further Enacted by the Authority aforesaid That one years rent of all the lands in Ireland which were returned by the Civil survey to belong to any Irish Papist Popish Recusant or Roman Catholick according to the values of the same lands were let at in the year One thousand six hundred fifty and nine and of all other the lands wherein any Adventurer or Souldier his Heirs Executors or Assigns hath any benefit of Settlement or Confirmation by virtue of this present Act the lands settled by Erasmus Smith to any pious or charitable use onely excepted be forthwith raised and paid unto the Receivers herein after constituted and appointed by two even and equal payments the first payment thereof to begin upon the first day of February which shall be in the year of our Lord One thousand six hundred sixty five the second payment to be upon the first day of
Sir Courtney Pool Baronet and other the persons intitled to the said estate so long as the said Lord Vice-count shall have issue male of his body were still to continue their possession Nevertheless His Majestie being desirous that all just interests should be provided for and being willing to extend his mercy unto the said Nicholas Lord Vice-count Nettervill as far as may stand with His Iustice is graciously pleased that it may be Enacted and be it Enacted by the Authority aforesaid That the Commissioners for execution of this Act doe forthwith set out unto the said Edward Smith Esq Sir Courtney Pool Baronet and other the persons intitled to the lands of the said Lord Vice-count their Heirs and Assigns their several and respective two third parts which by the rules of this Act they ought to have and after such two third parts set out shall restore the said Lord Vice-count Nettervill unto the possession of all and singular the Mannors Castles Lands Tenements Reversions Remainders and all other Hereditaments Right Title and Interest whatsoever in the said Kingdom of Ireland with his deceased Father and Grandfather 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 or any other or others to whom he may or can derive as heir or otherwise 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 Rectories and Parsonages Impropriated and Appropriate Tythes excepted and that the said Lord Vice-count shall hold and enjoy all and singular the Lands Tenements and Hereditaments so restored according to such Estate Right and Title as he ought to have had in the same in case he had been adjudged innocent and no other and also shall be and is hereby restored in blood to all intents and purposes Any thing in this present Act or the said former Act or any other Act Law Statute Ordinance Order Outlary Attainder Record Provision Sequestration Distribution Allotment Iudgement Conviction or Decree or any other matter clause or thing to the contrary notwithstanding And because the Estate Right and Inheritance of in and unto several Lands Tenements and Hereditaments is by several clauses in this Act vested and settled in or otherwise disposed of unto several persons in the said several and respective clauses particularly named and mentioned whereby great prejudice may arise unto others whose right was not intended to be barred or extinguished if a timely remedye be not provided Be it therefore Enacted by the Authority aforesaid That in all and every such clauses it shall be understood and so is hereby Declared That all the right title and interest either in law or equity which any person or persons Body Politick or Corporate their Heirs Executors Successors or Assignes or any of them had on the Two and twentieth day of October One thousand six hundred forty one or at any time since other than His Majestie His Heirs and Successors and those who shall or may claim by from or under His Majestie His Heirs and Successors or any of them by virtue of this or the said former Act and other than such person or persons Bodies Politick or Corporate their Heirs Executors Successors and Assigns whose right is particularly mentioned to be barred and excluded shall be and is hereby preserved unto them their Heirs Executors Successors and Assignes respectively as fully and amply as if a particular saving of Rights had been annexed to and repeated in every such clause any thing in this Act contained to the contrary notwithstanding And whereas in and by the said former Act the fractions of od pounds shillings and pence were to be struck off and deducted out of all sums of money Debentures Certificates or Decrees for Arrears Adventures Publick Debts Reprizes or other allowed Interests which according to the said Act were to be ascertained stated or settled and the fractions of od acres roods and pearches were also to be deducted out of the respective proportions of lands which should be granted or settled in satisfaction of any of the aforesaid interests so as such deductions did not exceed the hundredth part of the money or lands out of which such Deductions were to be made which Deductions were appointed to be satisfied as intirely as might be in such convenient proportions and places as the Chief Governour or Governours of Ireland for the time being should appoint and reserved to be disposed to such uses as His Majestie His Heirs or Successors should appoint His Majestie is graciously pleased that it may be Enacted and be it Enacted by the Authority aforesaid That no fractions of od pounds shillings or pence or of od acres roods or pearches or any satisfaction for the same be at any time hereafter made or given unto His Majestie His Heirs or Successors or unto any other person or persons claiming the benefit thereof by virtue of any Patent Grant or other Assignment from His Majestie but that the same be for ever released and discharged and that all and every the clauses in the said former Act touching and concerning the giving or reserving such fractions and the satisfaction thereof unto His Majestie His Heirs and Successors shall be and are hereby repealed and made void to all intents and purposes as if the same had never been had nor made Any thing in this or the said former Act to the contrary notwithstanding And whereas the survey admeasurement of certain lands in Ireland was heretofore undertaken and finished by Sir William Petty Knight upon an agreement made with the Souldiers to have for his pains one penny for every acre so surveyed and admeasured as aforesaid whereof part hath been already paid and some doth still remain in arrear to the end therefore that satisfaction be made to Sir William Petty for what remains unpaid by the Souldiers their Heirs or Assigns and for His better encouragement to finish the several Mapps and Descriptions of this Kingdom Be it further Enacted by the Authority aforesaid That the Lord Lieutenant or other Chief Governour or Governours of Ireland for the time being with any six or more of His Majesties Privy Council shall have power to examine how much of the said penny the acre hath been already paid and for what lands and how much thereof remains behind and unpaid and to give Order or Orders Warrant or Warrants for the levying and receiving one penny per acre out of all the lands in the admeasurement whereof he was imployed that have been or shall be appointed to be set out for satisfaction of arrears out of which such acrige was agreed or ought in justice to be paid and hath not been already paid and to give such further encouragement to the said Sir William for the finishing of the said Mapps as they shall think fit And that it shall and may be lawful to and for Sir
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
of Adventures or Arrears or of purchases made in Connaght or any restitution to any Lands Tenements or Hereditaments the Incumbents of the severall Parochial Churches excepted such Fees and no other as the Lord Lieutenant or other chief Governour and Governours of Ireland and Councill there shall think fit and appoint and that after the same Fees so as aforesaid ascertained like remedy shall be given for the recovery thereof as in and by the said former Act is provided any thing in this or the said former Act contained to the contrary notwithstanding Provided alwayes and be it Enacted That no Lease or Custodiam made or granted by the Kings Majestie unto Edward late Lord Bishop of Limerick now Lord Bishop of Corke Cloyne and Rosse or unto any other person or persons of any Lands Tenements or Hereditaments in the Baronie or Baronies of Conello and Pople-Bryan in the County of Limerick or either of them whereof William Barker Esq by himself his Agents or undertenants was in possession the seventh of May One thousand six hundred fifty nine shall any way prejudice the right Title Interest or Possession of the said William Barker of in or to the same but that it shall and may be lawful to and for the said William Barker his Heirs or Assignes to enter into and take possession of all and singular the said lands and Tenements in the said Baronies or either of them whereof he was so in possession not Decreed away by the Commissioners for Execution of the said former Act and the same to have hold and enjoy to him the said William Barker his Heirs and Assignes and that the said William Barker and his heirs shall have like priviledge and advantage in retaining the possession of the Premisses and in retrenching the third part thereof or placing such deficiencies thereupon as are satisfiable by the Rules of this Act as any Adventurer or Souldier ought to have and that the Commissioners for Execution of this Act shall proceed to give such certificates thereof in order to the passing of Letters Patents as may be necessary for the finall Settlement of him the said William Barker his Heirs and Assignes in lieu and satisfaction of his purchase of Gilbert Marshall in as full and ample manner as he the said William Barker his Heirs or Assignes might have held and enjoyed the same if he the said William Barker had still continued in possession and as if no such Lease or Custodiam had ever been made or granted subject nevertheless to such Quitrents Services and Payments as other Adventurers in the said County of Limerick ought to pay and with like benefits and advantages as other adventurers ought to have by this Act any thing in the said Custodiam or in a certain clause for confirmation of the Patent granted to John Lord Kingston herein mentioned or any other matter or thing in this or the said former Act contained to the contrary notwithstanding And whereas it was provided by the said former Act that every of the Adventurers whose estates were to be confirmed should pay such summ or summs of money as the Committee of Adventurers sitting at Grocers-Hall London or any five or more of them should appoint not exceeding two pence for every twenty shillings adventured towards defraying of such publique charges as would conduce to the Settlement of that interest And whereas the same is to be levyed upon such persons as shall make default by distress and sale of their Goods The generality of such persons making default not liveing in this Kingdom the said provision hath been hitherto rendred very much fruitless Be it therefore Enacted by the Authority aforesaid That for better answering of those ends and raising the said summs the several persons hereafter named viz. Sir Charles Lloyd Baronet Sir Stephen White William Barker Esq _____ Gower Esq _____ Ridge Esq _____ Lenthall Esq _____ Radcliffe Edward Smith Esq or the Major part of them or the Survivors or Survivor of them be and are hereby Authorized to be Treasurers of the said moneyes and shall and may by Order under their hands and Seals levy or cause to be levyed any summ or summs of Money that the said Committee of Adventurers or any seaven or more of them shall think fit and appoint upon all and every the Adventurers for lands in Ireland their lands Tenements and Hereditaments Lessees Tenants or Assignes by distress and Sale of their Goods rendering the overplus to the owners which said Lessees Tenants or Assignes shall be discharged of and may retain so much of their Rents in their hands as the said sum to be levyed shall amount unto such sum or sums of money so to be levyed not exceeding two pence for every twenty shillings originally paid and adventured and that shall be satisfied in lands in this Kingdom Provided alwayes that neither this nor any thing herein contained shall extend to charge any person or persons with any summ or summs of Money that hath been paid to any person or persons upon the account of the two pence in the pound in the said former Act granted but that such person or persons who received the same are to stand and be chargeable with and accountable unto the said Treasurers for all the Money by him or them received and the said Treasurers are to take care to imploy persons of integrity and trust for levying and collecting the said summs under very good security for whom they will answer and not to dispose of any summ or summs without order from the said Committee or any seaven or more of them to whom alone they are hereby made accountable And be it Enacted by the Authority aforesaid That the Commissioners for Execution of this Act shall forthwith and without staying for any previous reprizal restore unto Sir Henry O Neil his Heirs and Assignes all and singular the lands Tenements and Hereditaments in the County of Antrim whereof the said Henry O Neil or any other person in trust for him or to his use were or ought to have been seized or possest upon the two and twentieth day of October One thousand six hundred forty one and that after such restitution in lieu and satisfaction thereof the said Commissioners do likewise with all convenient speed set out and allot or cause to be set out and allotted unto John Lord Vice-count Massareen his Heirs and Assignes so much other forfeited lands as may be of equal value worth and purchase to the lands so as aforesaid to be restored out of the lands in the County of Lowth or if there shall not be found sufficient in that County then out of other lands to be disposed of by this Act and that such further satisfaction be given the said Lord Massareen and his Heirs as is appointed by the said former Act and will stand with the rules of this Act so that the said lands may as neer as may be lye contiguous And that like effectual Letters Patents be
of this Kingdom for the time being shall and may assess any sum not exceeding three pence per acre in and out of every acre of profitable land of Plantation measure which is by the late Court of Claims or shall be pursuant to this or the former Act decreed or confirmed or set out or delivered unto any person or persons of the Popish Religion in this Kingdom and the same to cause to be levyed by Distress or otherwise and to be paid unto the receivers herein after mentioned to the intent that Five thousand pounds be paid to Milo Power Esq his Executors Administrators and Assigns and that the residue may afterwards be issued out unto such of the Roman Catholicks of this Kingdom who as Agents or otherwise since His Majesties most happy restitution shall by the Lord Lieutenant or other chief Governour or Governours be judged meriting the same and that in such proportions as the said Lord Lieutenant or other Chief Governour or Governours shall think fit and direct Whereas Colonel Cary Dillon hath been dispossessed of Two thousand and six hundred and four acres of land whereof he was possessed the seventh of May One thousand six hundred fifty and nine as being set out unto him for service in Ireland and which were confirmed unto him by the said former Act amounting to Three hundred and fifty pounds per annum And whereas the late Lords Iustices had by their two Orders bearing date the eighteenth and nineteenth of July One thousand six hundred sixty and two assigned certain lands in the County of Galway unto the said Colonel Cary Dillon for his Reprizal of the whole and also for satisfying of him Three hundred and fifty pounds sterling which was one years rent of what he had lost grown due unto him from the time he had been dispossessed but the said Colonel Dillon received no benefit thereby Be it therefore Enacted by the Authority aforesaid That the Commissioners appointed to put in execution this Act shall forthwith set out and allot unto the said Colonel Cary Dillon his Heirs and Assignes for ever One thousand seven hundred thirty five acres of profitable forfeited lands of twenty one foot to the pearch being two third parts in quantity of what he hath already lost as a Souldier and that the same do in present yield two full third parts of Three hundred and fifty pounds per annum being the value of what he hath lost as aforesaid with as much convenience of building and other advantages thereon as they can in regard of the considerableness of the places and buildings from whence he is removed which shall be granted unto him by like Letters Patents as any other Souldier by this Act are to have And if the said Commissioners shall think it necessary that a Commission be issued for the inquiry into the value of any Lands Castles Tenements or other Hereditaments in order to the setting out of the said Reprize the Chancellour or Keeper of the Great Seal for the time being are hereby required to issue the same Any thing in this Act or the said former Act to the contrary notwithstanding And whereas upon a solemn hearing before His Majestie at His Council Board in England upon a Petition exhibited by several Adventurers and Souldiers against Randall Lord Marquess of Antrim and against the Iudgement and Decree given by the major part of the late Commissioners for execution of the said former Act whereby the said Marquess was adjudged innocent His Majestie after much time spent in the examination of the case declared that he saw no cause why the said Marquess should be adjudged innocent much less that the Commissioners not at all considering the proofs which they heard against the said Marquess should lay the whole weight of their judgement upon His Majesties Certificate the said Certificate being onely to declare that the Marquess was imployed into Ireland to procure what Forces he could from thence to be transported into Scotland for his late Majesties service under the late Marquess of Montross To the end that the conversation of the said Marquess of Antrim in the Rebells quarters which was necessary for that service might not according to the letter of the former Act render him criminal if that had been the onely as it was the least objection against him And therefore His Majestie resolved that the said Marquess of Antrim should undergoe a new tryall to prevent which the said Marquess of Antrim by an humble Petition to His Majestie did acknowledge himself guilty and humbly besought His Majestie That he might be supported by his mercy as being not able to support himself by his own innocence Therefore His Majestie is pleased that it may be Enacted and be it Enacted by the Authority aforesaid That the said Decree and all and every clause therein contained shall be and so is hereby declared to be null and void to all intents and purposes as if the same had never been had or made Nevertheless His Majestie Reflecting upon the many services heretofore performed by the said Marquess towards his Royall Father of Blessed Memory and some eminent services done by the said Marquess for his Majestie himself the said Marquess having besides assisting him with Arms and amunition when he was in the West furnished him with shipps to make his escape into forraign parts when his Armies were defeated in the West and considering that His Majesties mercy is by this Act extended to some who have as much Demerited Is graciously pleased that it may be further Enacted and be it further Enacted by the Authority aforesaid That the Commissioners for Execution of this Act shall forthwith and without staying for any previous reprizall set out restore and allot unto the said Marquess of Antrim or cause to be set out restored and allotted unto the said Marquess of Antrim all and singular the Honors Mannors Castles Messuages Lands Tenements and Hereditaments and all other the estate right title and interest whereof the said Randall Lord Marquess of Antrim or any other person in trust for him or to his use was seized or possessed on the two and twentieth of October One thousand six hundred forty and one the lands in the Barony of Glanarme herein after mentioned to be restored to Alexander Macdonell and also all impropriations and appropriat tithes excepted And that the said Marquess of Antrim shall hold and enjoy all and singular the lands Tenements and Hereditaments so restored unto him the said Marquess of Antrim except before excepted and the Heirs males of his Body begotten any thing in this or the said former Act contained to the contrary notwithstanding Subject nevertheless to such Debts and other Incumbrances as the same were or ought to have been Subject unto upon the said two and twentieth day of October One thousand six hundred forty one and to such Leases and estates thereof made for satisfaction of Creditors as are provided for in and by the said former Act and
of a Mortgage from one Christopher Nugent of Robins-Town in consideration of Fourteen hundred pounds All which Lands Tenements Hereditaments and Chief Rents are situate lying and being within the County of Dublin aforesaid And also of three Messuages two stables one piece of waste ground one Garden and other Edifices neer the said stable in the Parish of St. Bridget sometimes in the possession of William Badger or his Vnder-tenants within the County of the City of Dublin and Suburbs or Liberties thereof two Messuages with the appurtenances in Oxmantown in the Parish of St. Michans sometimes in the possession of Peter Decoster one Brick house three Messuages covered with straw in Oxmantown aforesaid which Patrick Martin and Peter Decoster sometimes held one Messuage or Tenement in Mary Lane in Oxmantown aforesaid which James Lewesly sometimes held one stated Messuage and one stable in Pill Lane in Oxmantown which the aforesaid James Lewesly sometimes held one Brick house with the appurtenances in Pill Lane in Oxmantown sometimes in the possession of Margaret Lewesly deceased one other Brick house and garden two several Cottages upon Cock-Hill neer St. Mary Abbey which John Fisher Taylor formerly held one Messuage with the appurtenances in Mary Lane in Oxmantown sometimes in the possession of John Arundell one Messuage with the appurtenances in Mary Lane aforesaid sometimes in the possession of Barbara Bath two Messuages with the appurtenances in Pill Lane in Oxmantown which Edward May deceased sometimes held one shop or room in Highstreet under the house wherein Robert Dowling formerly lived which shop was held by John Jourdan one thatch't house or messuage with the appurtenances in St. Mary Abbey in the Parish of St. Michans which John Hore sometimes held a messuage with the appurtenances in Highstreet in the Parish of St. Michaels sometimes in the possession of Richard Barry of Dublin Alderman one piece of waste land in Bull Lane in Oxmantown formerly in the possession of John Moor Merchant one piece of waste ground whereon two messuages were built in St. Francis Street formerly in the possession of William Lock one messuage or tenement with one garden and the appurtenances in Oxmantown neer Fishers Lane in the possession of George Carleton Esquire one garden or waste plot of ground in Cookstreet in the Parish of St. Audeons upon which are now houses built by one Robert Eustace and now in the possession of Bryan Jones Esquire one messuage or tenement with the appurtenances on the Merchant Key in the Parish of St. Audeons sometimes in the possession of John James and others which the said Philip Hore held from Christopher Chilham of Drogheda Merchant for certain years yet to come yielding thereout yearly to the said Christopher and his heirs nine pounds sterling at the Feasts of Easter and St. Michael the Archangel which rent the said Christopher did mortgage unto the said Philip for ninety pounds sterling one piece of ground called the Bean Yard in Oxmantown in the Parish of St. Michans late in the possession of Sir Anthony Morgan Knight one house on the Pavement in Oxmantown aforesaid leading to Youngs Castle sometimes in the possession of Walter Scanlan all which houses tenements and premisses are situate lying and being within the City and County of the City of Dublin or in the County of the City of Dublin or in the Suburbs or liberties thereof together with all other the houses lands tenements and and interest formerly belonging or in any ways appertaining to the said Philip Hore within the said City and County of the City of Dublin the Suburbs and Liberties thereof And also the Town and lands of Bulls Town the Town and lands of Clatters Town with a Water-Mill and Pigeon-House and part of the Town and Lands of Cales Town the Towns and Lands of Bewtown and Swines-Deane all lying and being in the County of Meath And all other the lands tenements and hereditaments formerly belonging or appertaining to the said Philip Hore in the said County of Meath And that he the said Sir George Lane his Heirs Executors or Administrators respectively shall have hold possess and enjoy all and singular the premisses with all the rights members and appurtenances Rents Issues and Profits and all other advantages whatsoever to them and every of them belonging or appertaining to the use of him the said Sir George Lane his Heirs Executors Administrators and Assigns respectively subject to such rents and services as the same are lyable unto by this Act And the said several and respective Letters Patents as to all things therein contained and not herein after changed or altered shall be and are hereby ratified and confirmed Any thing in this present Act or any other former Act cause matter or thing to the contrary notwithstanding And be it further Enacted by the Authority aforesaid That the said Philip Hore the son shall be and is hereby restored to his blood and shall and may derive his pedigree and descent from all and every of his Ancestors lineal and collateral other than as to the premisses so settled on the said Sir George Lane as aforesaid And that he the said Philip Hore shall be and is hereby restored unto settled confirmed and established in the actual and present Seizin and possession of the Town and lands of Castleknock and Irishtown with a Mill and Salmon Wyer thereunto belonging on the Liffy Hartstown Stahenny Castle-Curragh alias Curragh Ballidowde Rickinhead Balliboggan Lusk alias Lusks Land Rath Lucastown The Logh alias Loghes Hill alias Bullogs Land the Rath of Killosery alias Ashborn-Rath two Watermills in the Town of Killosery with three acres of land thereunto belonging Blackhall containing sixty acres lying in the Parish of Killosery Beauford with twenty acres thereunto adjoyning late in the tenure of Walter Ryan and John Ryan and now leased by the said Philip Hore to Richard _____ Shoomaker Correstowne sixty acres Coolcoigh Dunmucky and the twenty acres alias Thornetown Chappell Middway one shilling chief rent out of Killmartin eight pence chief rent out of Ashtowne in the County of Dublin as also shall be and is hereby restored unto settled confirmed and established in the actuall and present seizin and possession of one Burgage in St. Maryes Parish in the town of Wexford one toft called Allens Walls in St. Peters Parish in the said Town of Wexford one wast messuage and fifteen acres of land called Farrans Town alias Lackans land in Taghmon The Mannors of Skallrish alias Ballimaskalrish and Kildowan containing the Castle Town and lands of Drinagh Ablinstown Stapolestown Doumshtown Mil-town Whits-town Levets-town Rows-town Kellis-town Synotts-town in Great Killian twenty Acres in Whits-town called Morrisgate Forty acres in Jacketts-town little Ballifenock Morrens-town Gurtchynininog Quoans-town Polebreane Fardeles-town the Commons of Drynagh containing sixty five acres Bogganstown Carran in Carne containing two acres Cullentragh a plott of ground on the Castle Hills in Wexford Balleshellan Martells-Knock Graigshallagh little Johnstown The Dirr Youngestown