Thomas Davis, selections from his prose and poetry · Thomas Davis
CHAPTER XVIII.
Chapter 7 of 11 · 1 min read
An Act for the Repealing an Act, Entituled, An Act for Confirmation of Letters Patent Granted to his Grace James Duke of Ormond.
[The list of estates granted to Ormond, under the settlement at the restoration, occupies a page and a half of Cox's Magazine. To reduce him to his hereditary principalities (for they were no less) which he held in 1641, was no great grievance, and that was the object of this Act.]
CHAPTER XIX.
An Act for Encouragement of Strangers and others to inhabit and plant in the Kingdom of Ireland.
CHAPTER XX.
An Act for Prevention of Frauds and Perjuries.
CHAPTER XXI.
An Act for Prohibiting the Importation of English, Scotch, or Welch Coals into this Kingdom.
CHAPTER XXII.
An Act for ratifying and confirming Deeds and Settlements and last Wills and Testaments of Persons out of Possession.
CHAPTER XXIII.
An Act for the speedy Recovering of Servants' Wages.
CHAPTER XXIV.
An Act for Forfeiting and Vesting in His Majesty the Goods of Absentees.
CHAPTER XXV.
An Act concerning Martial Law.
CHAPTER XXVI.
An Act for Punishment of Waste committed on Lands restorable to old Proprietors.
CHAPTER XXVII.
An Act to enable his Majesty to regulate the Duties of Foreign Commodities.
CHAPTER XXVIII.
An Act for the better settling Intestates' Estates.
CHAPTER XXIX.
An Act for the Advance and Improvement of Trade, and for Encouragement and increase of Shipping, and Navigation.
CHAPTER XXX.
An Act for the Attainder of Divers Rebels, and for the Preserving the Interest of Loyal Subjects.—(Dealt with in our sixth chapter.)
CHAPTER XXXI.
An Act for granting and confirming unto the Duke of Tyrconnel, Lands and Tenements to the Value of L15,000 per annum.
CHAPTER XXXII.
An Act for securing the Water-Course for the Castle and City of Dublin.
CHAPTER XXXIII.
An Act for relieving Dame Anna Yolanda Sarracourt, alias Duval, and her Daughter.
CHAPTER XXXIV.
An Act for securing Iron-works and Land thereunto belonging, on Sir Henry Waddington, Knight, at a certain Rate.
CHAPTER XXXV.
An Act for Reversal of the Attainder of William Ryan of Bally Ryan in the County of Tipperary, Esq.; and for restoring him to his Blood, corrupted by the said Attainder.
