ing from the town of Fulham in the county of Middlefex, through Fulham fields, to the great road near the pound at Hammersmith in the faid county.

Private Alts.

Anno 4 Georgii II.

1. An act to enable Edward Southwell efq; to take the oaths in this kingdom, and to qualify himself for the legal enjoyment of the offices of principal secretary of state, and keeper of the fignet and privy feal of the kingdom of Ireland. 2. An act to naturalize Philip Jacob de Neufville and others. 3. An act for inclofing the common fields, and uninclosed lands, lying within the manor and parish of Bishops Tachbrooke in the county of Warwick.

4. An act for enabling Richard Claridge gent. and his iffue, to take and use the furname of Turner. 5. An act to naturalize Hieronymus de Salis efq;

6. An act for naturalizing Catharina Godolphin, wife of the honourable William Godolphin esq; commonly called marquis of Blandford. 7. An act to naturalize Mary Anne de la Fontaine, wife of Charles de la. Fontaine of London, merchant. 8. An act for vesting several manors, lands, and hereditaments therein mentioned, in James duke of Chandos, and his heirs, in pursuance of certain articles of agreement made on the marriage of his fon Henry Brydges efq; commonly called marquis of Carnarvon.

9. An act for inclosing and dividing

the common fields and common grounds in the manor of Nuneaton and Attleborough in the county of Warwick.

10. An act for exchanging, dividing, and inclofing the common fields, common meadows, and common wafte grounds, within the ma

nor of Prestbury in the county of Gloucefter.

II. An act to enable John Shafto efq; to make á suitable fettlement upon any woman he fhall marry, and provifion for younger children. 12. An act for the fale of the estate late of Mary Clayton deceased, in the county of Bucks (intailed by her will) for payment of her debts and legacies charged thereon, and for laying out the overplus of the monies, arifing by fuch fale, in the purchase of other lands, to be settled to the like ufes.

13.

An act for naturalizing Ifaac Lacam, Peter Korten and others. 14. An act for sale of an estate of Charles duke of Grafton in the county of Surrey, and to settle other lands in lieu thereof.

15. An act for enabling the fale of

feveral lands and hereditaments of Thomas Taylor and Maurice Shelton efquires, in the county of Suffolk, and for fettling other lands of as great yearly value to the fame uses. 16. An act for making divifions, inclosures, and allotments of the open cornfields and paftures in the lordship of Catwick, in the county of York, and for fettling and establishing the payment of a yearly fum to the rector of Catwick aforefaid, and his fucceffors, in lieu of tythes, pursuant to agreement between the present rector and proprietors of the said lands.

17. An act for exchanging the parfonage house and glebe lands in Bifcathorpe in the county of Lincoln, for other lands belonging to the lord of the manor, and for giving a recompence to the rector in lieu of his tythes, to enable the lord of the manor to inclose the common fields. 18. An act for inclofing, dividing, and exchanging the common fields and common grounds in the parifhes of Lower Slaughter and Upper Slaughter in the county of Gloucefler.

19. An act for dividing and inclosing divers parcels of commons and waste grounds lying within the manor of West Broughton in the parish of Dovebridge in the county of Derby.

20. An act for vefting certain estates. of Sir Hungerford Hofkins baronet, in trustees, to be fold for the raising and paying his brothers and fifters portions, now remaining a charge upon his estate, together with the debts and incumbrances of his father Sir John Hofkins, affecting the fame.

21. An act for making and rendring effectual an exchange of estates therein mentioned in the county of York, between Lancelot lord archbishop of York, and John Aislabie, efq;

22. An act to enable Frances Arundell and George Henry earl of Litchfield, guardian of Mary Arundell (an infant) during the minority of the faid Mary Arundell, to grant and fill up leases of the estates of the faid Frances and Mary Arundell in the counties of Cornwall and Dorfet. 23. An act for exemplifying the will of Henry late lord Herbert, and for making the fame evidence in all courts of law and equity in Great Britain and Ireland.

24. An act for exemplifying the will

of Nicholas Bagenall efq; and for making the fame evidence in all courts of law and equity in Great Britain and Ireland, and dominion of Wales. 25. An act for confirming an agreement for exchanging of lands made between Edmund Halfey efq; deceafed, and the patron and vicar of Stoke Poges in the county of Bucks. 26. An act for felling part of the estate of Thomas Player efq; for difcharging the debts, legacies, and incumbrances therein mentioned. 27. An act for the fale of the estates

of Edward Standen efq; deceafed,

at Arborfield and elsewhere, for difcharging the debts of the said Edward Standen, and other purposes therein mentioned.

28. An act for vesting in trustees the eftate of Lucy Bowry widow, and John Bowry her fon, fituate in the parishes of Edmunton and Tottenham in the county of Middlefex, for the fale thereof, to discharge the feveral incumbrances thereupon, and for other purposes therein mentioned. 29. An act for felling part of the estate of Robert Westby efq; in the county of Lancafler, for raifing money to discharge feveral debts and incumbrances of his father and brother, and for other purposes therein mentioned.

30. An act to enable Reymundo Putt

efq; to make and fill up leases of the estate late of Sir Thomas Putt baronet, deceased, in the counties of Devon, Dorfet, and Somerset.

31. An act for vefting in John Inglis (executor of George Heriot clerk, deceased) certain lands in the county of Southampton, mortgaged in fee by Charles Bulkley efq; to the teftator, in truft for the purposes therein mentioned.

32. An act for enabling Godfrey Knel

ler Huckle gent. and the heirs of his body, to take and use the furname of Kneller.

33. An act for naturalizing Ernst Bardewieck.

Anno 5 Georgii II.

Cap. I. For continuing the duties upon malt, mum, cyder and perry, in that part of Great Britain called England; and for granting to his Majesty certain duties upon malt, mum, cyder and perry, in that part of Great Britain called Scotland, for

the service of the year 1732. Cap. 2. For punishing mutiny, and desertion, and for the better payment of the army and their quarters. Cap.

Cap. 3. To encourage and compel George Robinson efq; and John Thomfon to appear, and produce the books, and difcover the effects of the Charitable Corporation for relief of induftrious poor, by affifting them with small fums upon pledges at legal intereft; and to be examined thereupon at the times and places therein mentioned.

Cap. 4. For rebuilding the parish church of Woolwich in the county of Kent, as one of the fifty new churches directed to be built by two acts of parliament, one made in the ninth, and the other in the tenth year of the reign of her late majefty Queen Anne.

Cap. 5. For granting an aid to his Majefty by a land tax to be raised in Great Britain for the service of the year 1732.

Cap. 6. For reviving the duties on

falt for the term therein mentioned. Cap. 7. For the more eafy recovery

of debts in his Majesty's plantations and colonies in America.

Cap. 8. For providing a recompence to Sir Thomas Lombe, for difcovering and introducing the arts of making and working the three capital Italian engines for making organzine filk, and for preferving the invention for the benefit of this kingdom.

Cap. 9. To explain an act made in

the laff feffion of parliament, intituled, An act for importing from his Majefty's plantations in America, directly into Ireland, goods not enumerated in any act of parliament, fo far as the faid att relates to the importation of foreign hops into Ireland. Cap. 10. For repairing and amending the road leading from the town of Manchester, in the county palatine of Lancaster, through the town of Afton under Line, and the parish of Mottram Longdendale, and from thence to Salters Brook in the county palatine of Chefter.

Cap. 11. To enlarge the pier and harbour of Scarborough in the county of York.

Cap. 12. For amending and making

more effectual an act made in the first year of the reign of King James the Second, intituled, An additional act for the improvement of tillage. Cap. 13. For enlarging the term granted by an act made in the eleventh year of the reign of his late majesty King George the First, for rebuilding the pier and harbour of Parton, in the county of Cumberland. Cap. 14. For the better and more easy rebuilding of the town of Tiverton in the county of Devon, and for determining differences touching houfes and buildings burnt down and demolished by reafon of the late dreadful fire there, and for the better preventing dangers from fire for the future.

Cap. 15. For rendring more effectual an act paffed in the thirteenth year of the reign of his late majefty King George the First, intituled, An act for improving the navigation of the river Ouze in the county of York. Cap. 16. For the better and more eafy rebuilding of the town of Blandford Forum in the county of Dorfet, and for determining differences touching houfes and buildings burnt down or demolished by reafon of the late dreadful fire there. Cap. 17. For the further application

of the finking fund, by paying off one million of South-Sea ftock; and for appropriating the supplies granted in this feffion of parliament; and for making forth duplicates. of exchequer bills, lottery tickets, and orders loft, burnt, or otherwise destroyed.

Cap. 18. For the further qualification

of juftices of the peace.

Cap. 19. To oblige the justices of the peace at their general or quarter sesfions to determine appeals made to them according to the merits of the

cafe,

case, notwithstanding defects of form in the original proceedings; and to oblige perfons fuing forth writs of Certiorari to remove orders made on fuch appeals into his majesty's court of King's bench, to give security to prosecute the fame with effect.

Cap. 20. For the better regulation and government of pilots licensed by the corporation of Trinity Houfe of Deptford Strond in the county of Kent, and to prevent mifchiefs and annoyances upon the river of Thames below London Bridge. Cap. 21. An additional act for the encouragement of the woollen manufacture of this kingdom, by the more effectual preventing the unlawful exportation of the woollen manufactures of the kingdom of Ireland to foreign parts. Cap. 22. To prevent the exportation of hats out of any of his Majesty's colonies or plantations in America, and to restrain the number of apprentices taken by the hatmakers in the faid colonies or plantations, and for the better encouraging the making hats in Great Britain. Cap. 23. For making void the feveral contracts for sale of the estate of James late earl of Derwentwater, to William Smith efq; and also of the annuity of two hundred pounds during the life of Charles Radcliffe, and the arrears thereof to Matthew White efq; and the several conveyances made in pursuance of the fame.

Cap. 24. For encouraging the growth of coffee in his Majesty's plantations in America.

Cap. 25. For making process in courts of equity effectual against persons who abfcond, and cannot be ferved therewith, or who refufe to appear.

Cap. 26. For the effectual repairing the highways between Dunstable and Hockcliffe in the county of

Bedford, by enlarging the term and powers granted by two former acts, one of the ninth, and the other of the twelfth year of the reign of her late Majesty Queen Anne. Cap. 27. To explain, amend, and render more effectual, an act made in the twelfth year of the reign of his late Majefty King George the First, intituled, An act to prevent frivolous and vexatious arrests. Cap. 28. For encouraging the Green land fishery.

Cap. 29. For reviving an act made in the fifth year of the reign of his late majesty King George the First, intituled, An act for the better fecuring the lawful trade of his Majesty's fubjects to and from the EastIndies, and for the more effectual preventing all his Majesty's fubjects trading thither under foreign commiffions,

Cap. 30. To prevent the committing of frauds by bankrupts. Cap. 31. For appointing commiffioners for taking, stating and determining all the claims and demands of the creditors of The charitable corporation for relief of induf trious poor, by affifting them with fmall fums upon pledges at legal intereft; and of all perfons claiming any share or intereft in the stock or fund of the faid corporation, and for enabling the faid corporation to name one person to be an affignee under the respective commiffions of bankruptcy awarded againft George Robinson and John Thomson; and for enabling the commiffioners acting under the faid commiffions of bankruptcy to proceed and enquire of the eftates, goods, and effects of the faid bankrupts, and to apply the fame; and to oblige John Thomfon; father of the faid John Thomfon the bankrupt, to appear before the faid commiffioners of bankruptcy in England.

Cap. 32. To restrain Sir Robert Sutton knight of the bath, Sir Archibald Grant baronet, Denis Bond, William Boroughs, esquires, Richard Wooley, and Thomas IVarren, from going out of this kingdom for the fpace of one year, and until the end of the then next feffion of parliament; and for discovering their eftates and effects, and to prevent the transporting or alienating the fame; and to oblige William Squire to furrender himself at a time and place mentioned in the act, and to give fecurity for his not going out of this kingdom for the space of one year, and until the end of the then next feffion of parliament, and for difcovering his estate and effects, and to prevent the tranfporting or alienating the fame; and for committing the aforefaid William Burroughs to the prifon of the Fleet, until he fhall have complied with the directions of this act. Cap. 33. To explain, amend, and render more effectual an act pafsed in the first year of his prefent Majefty's reign, intituled, An act for punishing fuch perfons as shall wilfully and maliciously pull down or deftroy turnpikes for repairing highways, or locks or other works erected by authority of parliament for making rivers navigable.

Private Alts.

Anno 5 Georgii. II.

1. An act to naturalize Leonard Lockman efq;

2. An act to naturalize Agnes Couffmaker.

3. An act to naturalize Thomas Malan, and Jofeph Malan, and others. 4. An act for vesting several manors

and hereditaments, the eftate of Montague earl of Abingdon, in the counties of Wilts, Oxon, Bucks and Berks, in truftees to be fold

5.

for raising money to discharge debts and incumbrances.

An act for fale of the manors of Kemble and Poole, in the county of Wilts, late the estate of Henry Poole efq; deceased, for the purposes therein mentioned. 6. An act for exchanging, inclofing, and reducing into feverality, feveral common fields, common meadows, and wafte grounds within the manor and township of Little Kineton in the county of Warwick.

7. An act for advancing and applying four thousand pounds, part of the portion of dame Anne Drake, wife of Sir Francis Henry Drake baronet, and for leafing out certain lands and hereditaments in the county of Devon for lives, according to the cuftom of the country.

8. An act for vefting the conduits, fprings, and waters in Hyde Park, in trustees for the benefit of his Majefty.

9.

An act for the exchange of the right of presentation to the rectory of Wimborne Allhallows, and vicaridge of Loders in the county of Dorset, and for uniting the rectories and parishes of Wimborne St. Giles, and Wimborne Allhallows. 10. An act for enlarging the churchyard of the parish of Paddington in the county of Middlesex.

II. An act for enabling Richard lord viscount Molefworth and his brothers to make leafes for lives, or years determinable upon lives, renewable for ever, or to make grants in fee-farm of a piece of ground in the city of Dublin.

12. An act for fale of certain manors, woods, wood-lands, and other lands, and hereditaments, in the counties of Bucks, Hertford and Bedford, part of the eftate of Sir William Stanhope knight of the bath, and for fettling other lands