6^4 C. 33 35* Anno odavo & nono GuLiELMi III. A. D. 1697, fhall be given to accept any Share, i^c. in Joint Stock, Tallies, ^c. to be void ; except fuch Policies, l3. as are to be performed in three Days. Penalty on Sworn Broker not making Difcovery of other Perfons acting as fuch. This A£l to continue for three Years. Perfon buying or felling Cattle, Corn, i^c. not to be efteemed a Broker. Sworn Brokers from i May i6gy, is'c. not to drive any Bargain for Tallies, isfc. on any Fund granted by Parliament, unlefs licenced by the Treafury. CAP. XXXIII. An A£l to make perpetual and more efFe£lual an Aft, intituled, Jn ASl to prevent Delays at the garter Seffions of the Peace. Afls&sw. & ' TT 7 HERE AS an AtSt made in the fifth and fixth Years of the Reign of King William and the late •M. c. II. made « yy Queen Mary, intituled. An ASf to prevent Delays of Proceedlngi at the ^uarter-ScJfions of the Peace, perpetual. c v/hich was to continue and be in Force for three years, and from thence to the End of the next Seflion ' of Parliament, by Experience hath been found ufeful and beneficial ;' Therefore for continuing the fame. Be it enaflied by the King's moft Excellent Majefly, by and with the Advice and Confent of the Lords Spiritual atid Temporal, and Commons, in this prefent Parliament affembled, and by the Authority of the fame, That the faid AQ. fhall be and is hereby continued, and fhall be in Force and made perpetual. Party profecu. II. And for the making the Purpofe and Defign of the faid A(St more efFeftual, Be it enaifted by the Au- tinpnyCcrtio- thority aforefaid. That from and after the one and twentieth Day of yf/wV, which fhall be in the Year of tan to remove ^^j. Lq^j q^q thoufand fix hundred ninety-feven, the Party or Parties profecuting any Certiorari, to remove may "find tlvo" ^"V Indiftment or Prefentment from the Quarter or General Seffions of the Peace, may find two fufficient Manucaptors to Manucaptors, who fliall enter into a Recognizance before any one of His Majefty's Juftices of the Court of ej^ier into 3. Kn- King's Bench, in the fame Sum, and under the fame Condition, as is required by the faid Aft, whereof cosnizance, &c. Mention fhall be made on the Back of fuch Writ, under the Hand of the Juftice taking the fame, which (hall be as efFetSual and available to all Intents and Purpofes, to ftay or fuperfede any further Pro- ceedings upon any Indiftment or Prefentment, for the Removal of which the faid Writ of Certiorari fliall be granted, as if the Recognizance had been taken before any one of the Juflrices of the Peace of the Party to appear County or Place where' fuch Indiftment was found, or Prefentment made; and alfo it (hall be added to «iaily in the the Condition of every Recognizance taken by virtue of this and the faid A£f, that the Party or Parties King's Bench profecuting fuch Writ of Certiorari, (hall appear from Day to Day in the faid Court of King's Bench, and Court until aif- ^^^ depart until he or they fhall be difcharged by the faid Court. Bj 13 Geo, s. c, 1%. fcEt, 5. no Cerllorari to be gyantecl to remove any Con-viBion unlefs moved for lu'ithinjix Calendar Months after fuch Convi^ton, CAP. XXXIV. An ASt for the leffening the Duty upon Tin and Pewter exported, and granting an Equiva- lent for the fame by a Duty upon Drugs. ^ Excellent Majefty, by and vi'ith the Advice and Confent of the Lords Spiritual and Temporal, and Corn- Tin exported to moiis, in this prefent Parliament affembled, and by the Authority of the fame. That from and af:er the pay 3 s. per tenth Day of May one thoufand fix hundred ninety-feven, there fliall be paid on an Entry of Tin to be ex- W°o™EhtTin ported for every hundred Weight, containing one hundred and twelve Pounds of fuch Tin unwrought, the called Pewter ^um of three Shillings, and for every hundred Weight of Tin wrought, commonly called Pewter, contain- as. per loowt. ing one hundred and tv/elve Pounds, the Sum of two Shillings, and fo in Proportion for any greater or leffer Quantity of either, and no more ; any thing in the Book of Rates to the contrary notwithftanding. iiCar.2.c.4. ' II. And whereas by an A£l: made in the twell'th Year of the late King Charles the Second, inti- ' tuled, A Suhfidy granted to the King of Titnnage and Poundage, and other Sums of Money, payable upon Afer- ' chandizes exported and imported ; which Acfl is to have Continuance until the firft Day of Auzuft ont thou- Drugs imported ' fand fevcn hundred and fix, it is provided, Thit all Drugs, imported directly from the Pl.ice of their in Engliih Ship- t Growth in Englifo built Shipping, be rated one third Part of what is charged in the faid Book of Rates, fuUValue other- ' ^""^ "° more :' Now for a full Recompence to fuch Peifons v/ho may have any Loan upon the faid Duty wife imported on Tin fo taken off as aforefaid; Be it further enacted by the Authority aforefaid, That from'the faid tenth treble theVahie; Day o( May the Subfidy to be received for all Drugs, imported direftly from the Place of their Growth Dyers Drugs ex- jn Englijl} built Shipping, fhall be according to the full Value on the refpeftive Species enumerated in the cepted. , gQQi^ of Rates, and not according to the faid Abatement, and for all Drugs otherwife imported treble i'uch are'cmitinued"by ^"'^ '^^■'"^ ' "^"^ thing in the faid recited Act to the contrary notwithftanding. 6 Anns, c. 22. HI. Provided always. That nothing in this AiSt contained fhall extend to the laying a further Duty on for4Years, and any Sort of Drugs ufed in Dying. 8 Geo. i, c. 15. §. 10. made perpetual . -' by7Ann^,c.7. CAP. XXXV. An Act for raifing the Militia for the Year one thouf-md fix hundred ninety-feven, although the Month's Pay formerly advanced be not repaid. EXP. CAP
