II.Duty upon Foreign Salt paid by Importer upon Entry and before Landing.
III.Duty under Commissioners of Excise, Collectors, &c. how appointed. Penalties, &c. recovered as by 12 Car. II. c. 24. or any other Law in Force.
VI.Retailer not to convey Salt by Water, till he shew that Duty is paid.
VII.Master of Vessel, before he has a Warrant for landing, to deliver in a Particular of Quantity, duly signed, and Oath that no other Salt laid on board.
XV.In Actions brought against Persons executing Act, General Issue.
XXI.Owner removing Salt from Pits after Entry, not obliged to pay Excise till sold.
XXX.Commissioners refusing, &c. to pay, or misapplying Monies.
XLII.The Managers to write down the Name's of the Persons to whom the fortunate Tickets belong.
XLIII.Managers to make a Book of the fortunate Tickets, and sign and transmit it into the Exchequer, and a Duplicate into the Transfer Office.
XLV.Contributors allowed £14 per Cent. for Money advanced before 10th Sept. till 29th Sept.
XLVIII.In what case Persons selling counterfeit Ticket discharged.
XLIX.Officers of the Exchequer and Transfer Office offending;; Forfeiture of...
L.Officer paying false Ticket, except knowingly, not liable to Penalty; but shall account for the value to the Person wronged.
LIII.A particular Officer appointed by the Treasury in the Exchequer for the Payment of these Annuities.
LV.If £1,000,000 be not advanced before 24th June 1694, their Majesties may borrow Amount of Deficiency.
LVI.£8 per Cent. allowed for Interest, and this Fund, &c. chargeable for the Payment of Principal and Interest;; and if not sufficient, then the next Aids;
LVII.The annual Surplus Money applied in Payment of Monies remaining due on 2 W. & M. Sess. 2. c. 10. continued by 3 & 4 W.& M.c.6.
LVIII.Receivers of Duty on Salt to give an annual Account to the Auditors of the Imprest, to be declared before the Treasurer, &c. who may examine Receiver on Oath.
LIX.No Members of the Commons, except Commissioners of Treasury, Customs, Excise, and Land Tax, to be Farmers.