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II.Public Officers taxed in the Monthly. Assessment (Exception) to pay is, in the Pound of the Profits of their Offices.
IV.Serjeants at Law, Counsellors, Advocates, &c. and Persons practicing Physic, to pay 2s. for every 20s.
XI.Gentlemen having Estate of £300 or more, to pay 20s. though an Infant; under that Estate on Oath, not charged.
XII.Archbishop £50.; Bishop £20.; Dean £10; Archdeacon £2.; Canons and...
XIII.Proviso for D.D.: not having Benefice, and for Widows of Ecclesiastical Persons.
XIV.Certains Commissioners under 16 & 17 Car. II. c. I. to be Commissioners under this Act.
XVI.Duplicate of Sum charged within every Hundred, &c. to be returned into the Exchequer under the Hands and Seals of Commissioners, before 20th April next; Appeals to be first determined; and like Duplicates to be delivered to Receivers General, and Money paid before 30th April 1667.
XVII.Commissioners may appoint Head Collector; whose Receipt shall be a Discharge to Sub-collector.
XIX.Head Collector not paying; Imprisonment and Real and Personal Estate to be seized.
XXII.Commissioners may assess other Commissioners and Assessors.
XXV.Treasurers of Navy and Ordnance to retain id. in the Pound out of Monies paid to and issued by them.
XXVI.Assessors and others appointed by Comissioners, neglecting Duty, Penalty.
XXVII.If any Controversy between Commissioners concerning Rates, Proceedings.
XXIX.Letters Patent from the Crown of Privileges, &c. or Non obstantes not to exempt from Payment of Assessment.
XXXII.By whom Peers to be rated for their Offices and Personal Estate.
XXXIV.Lenders of Money and Furnishers of Wares, &c. under this Act to have free Access to Books.
XXXVII.Paying subsequent Orders, if first demanded, no undue Preference, if sufficient reserved to satisfy preceding Orders.
XXXVIII.Orders for Payment of Money lent may be assigned by Indorsement.
In Actions brought touching Execution of this Act, General Issue may be pleaded.; Treble Costs.
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