If their Majesties die, the said Duties given to their Successors till December 1693.
And whereas their Majestyes are contented and pleased that it be enacted That the Rates Impositions Duties and Charges by this Act given and granted to them as aforesaid should be made a Fond of Credit for the raising a Summe not exceeding two hundred and fifty thousand pounds towards the reduceing of Ireland and carrying on the present Warr against the French King not doubting but that their good Subjects (in whose Love and dutyfull Affections their Majestyes are firmly perswaded the Strength and Glory of the Crowne doth principally consist) will in due Time make provision for the takeing off and discharging the said Anticipations Bee it therefore enacted by the authoritie aforesaid That if it should happen (which God forbid) that their Majestyes should die before the foure and twentyeth day of December which shall be in the yeare of our Lord one thousand six hundred ninety three That then the said severall Rates Impositions Duties and Charges shall be continued and shall be levyed collected and paid in manner aforesaid unto their Majesties Successors untill the said foure and twentieth day of December subject to and chargeable with the said Summe to be borrowed or raised as aforesaid