Taxation, etc. (No. 2) Act 1695

XXVII. The several Sums of £560,000, £140,000, and £140,000 out of the Monies of this Act appropriated for certain Payments herein mentioned.

And it is hereby further enacted That out of the Moneys which shall be paid into the Receipt of Exchequer by virtue of this Act by all or any the Ways and Means herein mentioned the Su[m]m of Five hundred sixty thousand Pounds shall be and is hereby appropriated for paying and discharging so much as yet remains unpaid of the Su[m]m of Five hundred sixty foure thousand and seven hundred Pounds together with Interest for the same which hath been advanced and paid into the Receipt of Exchequer by way of Loan upon Security of the said Act intituled An Act for granting to His Majesty certaine Duties upon Glasse Wares Stone and Earthen Bottles Coals and Culme for carrying on the Warr against France and that the Su[m]m of One hundred and forty thousand Pounds shall be and is hereby appropriated for answering and making good the Rates and Duties of Tunnage upon Shipps granted as aforesaid which shall arise and become payable by vertue of the said recited Act for that purpose from the said Seventeenth day of May One thousand six hundred ninety six until the Seventeenth day of May One thousand six hundred ninety seven And that the Su[m]m of One hundred and forty thousand Pounds shall be and is hereby appropriated for answering and making good the Rates and Duties upon Salt granted as aforesaid which shall arise and become payable by virtue of the said recited Act for that purpose from the said Seventeenth day of May One thousand six hundred ninety six until the said Seventeenth day of May One thousand six hundred ninety seven