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III.Commissioners under Stat. 7 & 8 W.III. c. 5. to be Commissioners for executing this Act.
IV.Certificates of Assessments to be returned to the Commissioners before 4th of June 1696.; Commissioners to issue Warrants to Collectors for levying, &c.
V.Duplicate of Assessments to be made out and delivered to Receiver General.
VI.Commissioners Clerks to have 1d. in the Pound for writing Warrants, &c.
VII.Justices of Peace named Commissioners for the last 6 Years of the Term of 7 Years herein mentioned.
VIII.At the end of each Year of the said Term of 7 Years, Collectors to cause a Copy of Asessments of preceding Year to be written and signed by them, with such Alterations as herein mentioned, and with the Names of Two Collectors for the succeeding Year, and delivered to Two Justices of Peace within Ten Days from the End of the Year.
IX.During the last Six Years, Complaint of Assessments may be made to Justices who signed the same; and they, with Two other Justices at Quarter Sessions, may examine and increase or diminish Assessment; and certify and deliver the same to Collectors; and Duplicate to Receivers General.
XI.No Privilege of Exemption from Subsidies, &c. shall extend to Rates granted by this Act.
XII.Parents and Guardians to pay Rates imposed on Infants; and upon Neglect, &c. to be proceeded against as other Defaulters.
XVI.Inhabitants of Cities, &c. not compelled to be Assessors out of their Limits.
XVII.Commissioners within their Division to rate each other.
XX.Constables, &c. to aid and to execute Commissioners Precepts.
XXI.In Actions for executing Act,; General Issue may be pleaded.
XXII.Monies due paid by particular Collectors to Receivers General or Deputy;
XXIV.Receivers General certifying Sums to be in arrear, and setting Persons insuper for Sums that have been paid.
XXV.Commissioners not liable to Penalties of 25 Car. II. c. 2.
XXVI.How Penalties, for which no particular Remedy provided, are to be levied.
XXVII.Collector neglecting, &c. to deliver Copy or Duplicate of Assessment, &c.
XXVIII.Proviso for Dwelling Houses, the Occupiers of which are unable to pay to Church and Poor.
XXIX.Proviso respecting Houses rebuilt in the Town of Warwick.
XXXIII.Paying subsequent Orders, if first demanded, no undue Preference, if sufficient reserved to satisfy preceding Orders.
XXXIV.Orders for Payment of Money lent may be assigned by Endorsement.
XXXVI.Treasury, or One Commissioner, to compute the said Deficiencies as herein mentioned;
XXXVII.The said Monies so distributed to be issued and paid in like manner as if they had not been taken away to be recoined, and as prescribed by the Acts appropriating clipt Monies to the Repayment of Loans, &c.; Penalty.
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