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
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
four Courts in Dublin between two and five of the Clock in the afternoon shall think fit and assess which said sum or sums so to be assessed and raised shall not exceed two pence for every profitable Acre which shall be by virtue of this Act confirmed unto them their Heirs and Assignes now in their possessions or at any time hereafter shall be confirmed upon them respectively and shall be paid unto the Receivers herein after mentioned and shall be disposed by them or any three or more of them for and toward the end aforesaid and not otherwise Provided alwayes that of the three there be alwayes one of the Peers and two of the Commoners before specified and for default of payment of any summ or summs so assessed it shall and may be lawful to and for the persons aforesaid or any three or more of them or such other person or persons as they shall direct and appoint to levy by distress and Sale of the Goods and Chattels of such person or persons so making default double the summ that shall be upon him or them assessed and in arrears rendering the overplus to the partie distrained And whereas amongst several Bils certified and transmitted under the Great Seal of Ireland unto his Majestie in his High Court of Chancery in England by a certificate bearing date at Dublin the thirteenth day of May in the sixteenth year of His Majesties Raign a Bill is transmitted intitled an Act for settling of Certain lands of Erasmus Smith Esq for charitable uses Be it further Enacted by the Authority aforesaid That all the lands Tenements and Hereditaments in the said Bill mentioned and thereby intended to be disposed for charitable uses and not already Decreed away by the Commissioners for Execution of the said former Act shall be continued applyed unto and preserved intirely for such pious and charitable uses and that the Commissioners for Execution of this Act shall not allot or distribute the said lands or any part thereof or suffer the same to be allotted or distributed to any Adventurer or Souldier in pursuance of this Act And where any of the lands set out by the said Erasmus Smith to pious or charitable uses have been evicted recovered or charged by any Decrees which are confirmed by this Act the Commissioners for Execution of this Act shall cause a like quantity of forfeited and profitable Acres within the County of Lowth if so much can there be found or otherwise elsewhere to be set our and allotted to the same pious uses as may be sufficient to recompence the loss which hath hapned by such Decrees as aforesaid any thing in this or the said former Act to the contrary notwithstanding and Whereas several lands and Tenements in the County of Tipperary heretofore in the possession of Erasmus Smith upon the Seaventh day of May One thousand six hundred fifty and nine and claimed by him as an Adventurer according to the rules of His Majesties late Gracious Declaration and the said former Act were after the said Declaration and before the passing of the said Act granted by His Majesties Letters Patents unto Sir John Stephens and his Heirs as lands concealed which grant nevertheless might at any time by the rules of the said former Act have been revoked by His Majestie if His Majestie had not been pleased since the passing of the said Act to release his power of Revocation by reason whereof great suits and controversies are likely to arise between the said Erasmus Smith and the said Sir John Stephens and such as do or may hereafter claim under them respectively to the end therefore that speedy right and justice may be done and the said controversies appeased and determined Be it Enacted by the Authority aforesaid That the Commissioners for Execution of this Act shall examine the right and title of the said Erasmus Smith and of the said Sir John Stephens in and to the said lands and Tenements and if they shall find that the said Erasmus Smith or those under whom he claims were on the Seaventh of May One thousand six hundred fifty and nine seized or possest of all or any the said lands as an Adventurer or Adventurers or as the Heir or Assignee of any Aduenturer then they shall forthwith restore the possession to the said Erasmus Smith to be held by him and his Heirs and Assignes in like manner and proportion as other Adventurers ought to enjoy their several and respective proportions according to this Act in which case the said Erasmus Smith is hereby enabled to sue for and recover the Measne profit thereof received but if they shall find the said lands to have been held by the said Erasmus Smith without any such title as aforesaid and that the same were concealed from his Majestie at the time of the passing of the said Letters Patents then they shall adjudge the said lands or so much thereof as they shall find to be so concealed to Sir John Stephens and his Heirs to be held by him and his Heirs according to the tenor of his said Letters Patents and such judgement and Decree as the said Commissioners shall make touching the premisses shall be and is hereby made concluding to the said Erasmus Smith and the said Sir John Stephens their Heirs and Assignes any thing in the said Letters Patents or in the said former Act contained to the contrary notwithstanding And whereas William Mountgomery of Rosemound in the County of Down Esq did purchase of several persons certain Debentures which were due for service done in Ireland since the fifth of June One thousand six hundred forty and nine and placed the same in and upon the purchase of a part of his own Estate called or known by the name of the Mannor of Florida in the County aforesaid then set out or set a part by reason of or upon accompt of the said late Rebellion or warr since which time the said William Mountgomery hath by the Commissioners for the Execution of the said former Act been declared adjudged an innocent Protestant and thereupon the said Mannor of Florida together with the rest of the Estate of the said William Mountgomery hath been decreed unto him by reason whereof the Debentures so purchased and placed thereupon as aforesaid do remain wholy unsatisfied Be it therefore Enacted by the Authority aforesaid That the Commissioners for execution of this Act shall set out or cause to be set out unto the said William Mountgomery so much forfeited Land as may be sufficient to satisfie the said Debentures in like manner and form and according to such Rates and proportions as any other like Debentures ought by the Rules of this Act to be satisfied as fully amply as any other purchaser or Assignee of the said Deventures ought to have been satisfied in case the same had been placed on the said Mannor so evicted or decreed as aforesaid And whereas in and by a certain Clause in the said former
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
their first sitting wherein the construction of this or the said former Act shall appear doubtfull to them or that the Act it self shall be found defective in some points necessary for the carrying on of the intended final Settlement and not cleerly enough determined and provided for by this Act the Commissioners or any three or more of them shall and may by writing under their hands and Seals acquaint the Lord Lieutenant or other Chief Governour and Governours of Ireland and Council there for the time being with their proceedings and the doubts arising thereupon and the defects appearing in this present Act and such order of amendment inlargement of periods explanation or direction as shall be thereupon made by the Lord Lieutenant or other Chief Governour or Governours and Council by Act of Council in writing for the better and more easy Execution of this Act and for promoting the ends thereof only shall be as binding to the Commissioners and all other persons and effectual as if the same had been part of this present Act so alwayes that the said Act and Acts of Council be made within the said two years and inrolled in the High Court of Chancery And be it further Enacted by the Authority aforesaid That the time and space of two years to be computed from the day of the first sitting of the Commissioners for Execution of this Act shall be and is hereby allotted unto the said Commissioners for putting this Act in Execution and for performance of the several matters and things hereby intrusted to them And in case the same shall not then be finished it shall and may be lawfull for the Lord Lieutenant or other Chief Governour or Governours of Ireland and Council there for the time being to inlarge the time for the ends and purposes aforesaid to such other and further periods as they by any Act of Council and inrolled in the Chancery of Ireland shall think fit to declare so as such inlargement of time exceed not the space of one year from the expiration of the two former years and that such order as to the inlarging of periods of time shall be as good and effectual in Law as if it had been particularly expressed and enacted by these presents And be it further Enacted by the Authority aforesaid That all Sherriffs Mayors Bayliffs and all other Officers and Ministers of Iustice shall well and truely execute all orders and decrees to be made by the said Commissioners or cause the same to be executed and shall also from time to time obey and execute all such precepts Warrants or other commands as by the said Commissioners to them or any of them shall be directed And that the Commissioners shall have such like power of proceeding in the cases of contempts and misdemeanours committed in open Court or of willfull neglect or disobedience as any of the four Courts at Dublin do or may lawfully use And be it further Enacted by the Authority aforesaid That in all suites and proceedings at Law wherein the Authority of this Act may any way availe the Tenant or Defendant in such suite it shall and may be lawfull to and for such Tenant or Defendant to plead the generall issue and to give this Act and the proceedings thereupon in evidence and if upon the tryall a verdict pass or upon Demurrer Iudgement be given for the Tenant or Defendant or the Plaintiff or Demandant be non suit that in all and every such case the party or parties Tenants or Defendants shall recover his or their double costs and dammages And be it further Enacted and ordained by the Authority aforesaid That the Commissioners appointed or to be appointed by his Majestie for the Execution of this present Act shall and may receive for themselves and for the Sub-Commissioners which they shall choose to attend and assist them therein the Fees hereafter mentioned and no other That is to say two pence for every profitable English acre which by any sentence Iudgement or Decree hereafter to be made by the said Commissioners shall be granted assigned set out restored or confirmed to any Adventurer Souldier old Proprietor or other Irish Papist or to any Parentee or Grantee or any other person or persons Bodies Politick or Corporate whatsoever in pursuance of any part of this present Act or of the said former Act or of any provisoe or grant therein made or by the same or these presents ratified or confirmed and such other Fees salaries and rewards for and in recompense of their paines endeavours in the Execution of such other partes of this and the said former Act which are intrusted to them as the Lord Lieutenant or other Chief Governour and Governours of this Kingdom for the time being and the Council shall think fit and appoint Be it hereby further provided Enacted by this present Parliament by Authority of the same that no prejudice or dammage whatsoever shall arise to or befall John Paine Esq for or by reason or in respect of his being necessitated to accept of One hundred pounds or thereabouts in the time of the late Vsurpers for the present subsistance of himself Family then residing in Dublin but that as to his full arrears due before the fifth of June One thousand six hundred forty nine for service in Ireland the said John Paine his Heirs and Assignes shall be admitted to have aske demand and receive as full and ample satisfaction for the same out of the security by this Act set apart for satisfying the arrears of the Commissioned Officers before the fifth of June One thousand six hundred forty nine to all intents and purposes as if he were to that end named provided for and saved in his Majesties Declaration of the thirtieth of November One thousand six hundred and sixty and as any Commissioned Officer or Officers whatsoever who served in Ireland before the year One thousand six hundred forty nine and hath hitherto received no part of satisfaction for such his service shall may or ought to receive any clause Article matter or thing whatsoever in this present Act or any other Act mentioned or contained to the contrary thereof notwithstanding Provided alwayes and be it further Enacted That all Arrears of pay grown due before the fifth day of June in the year One thousand six hundred forty nine for which Sir Thomas Gifford Baronet deceased was to have received satisfaction in case he had now been living shall be satisfied unto Dame Martha Gifford the Relict and sole Administratrix of the said Sir Thomas Gifford her Heirs and Assigns in such the same manner as the same should or ought to have been satisfied to the said Sir Thomas Gifford Any thing in the aforesaid Act or this present Act contained or any other matter or thing to the contrary notwithstanding And whereas in and by the said former Act the Mannor Castle Town and Lands of St. Woolstownes alias Allens Court were intended to be settled upon