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Provided also that the said Grant of Subsidies doe not in any wise extend to be p[re]judiciall or hurtfull to the English Inhabitants or Resiants at this p[re]sent tyme within the Liberties of Rumney Marsh, of or for any part of the said so[m]mes graunted in this p[re]sent Parliament, of the said English Inhabitants now there Resiants, or any of them, to be taxed, set, asked, levied, or paid, but that the said English Inhabitants, and now Resiants of Rumney Marsh aforesaid and every of them, be and shalbe of and from, the graunt and payment of the said Subsidies during their [X1Resiance] there, and no longer acquited and discharged, Any matter, and whatsoever thing in this p[re]sent Act made to the contrary notwithstanding.
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X1Variant reading of the text noted in The Statutes of the Realm as follows: 1 Resiancie O. [O. refers to a collection in the library of Trinity College, Cambridge]
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