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II.Persons convicted, &c. taking the Oaths, &c. to be discharged.
III.Persons taking the Oaths, &c. not liable to Penalties of 35 El. c. 1. and 22 Car. II. c. 1. nor to be prosecuted in any Ecclesiastical Court.
IV.Dissenters meeting with Doors locked, &c. excluded from Benefit of this Act.
V.Dissenters appointed Officers, and scrupling Oaths, &c. may act by...
VI.Dissenters in Orders by what Means exempted from the Penalties of 13 & 14 Car. II. c. 4. § 10.
XII.Until Certificate produced, Justices to take Recognizance to produce same.
XV.Disturbers of Religious Worship, Recognizance; or in Default, imprisoned; and on Conviction, Penalty £20.
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