£1,484, 948 19s. 3¾d. to be raised in, One Year, from 25th March 1701; in Manner following.
II.Personal Estates (except desperate Debts, Stock on Land, Household Goods,...
III.Manors, Lands, Tenements, &c. charged; to be paid into the...
IV.Landlords to abate for Fee-Farm Rents or other Annual Payments...
For the Town of Buckingham with Borton Borton:hold Prebend-end Gawcott and Lenborow:
For the County of Lincolne and the City and County of the City of Lincolne
For the Citty of London with the Liberty of St Martins Le Grand
For the Inner Temple and the Inns of Chancery thereto belonging
For the Middle Temple and the Inns of Chancery thereto belonging
For Lincolnes Inn and the Inns of Chancery thereto belonging
For the Palaces of Whitehall St. James's and Somersett House
For the Citty of New Sarum the Close of the same and Clarendon Park.
VI.VI. Commissioners to meet on or before 17th Day of June 1701 to execute Act,; and afterwards in like manner, as often as it shall be necessary,; and to ascertain the several Proportions to be paid by every Hundred, &c.; and may divide themselves for the Execution of the Act.
VII.VII. Commissioners to set down Number to act in each Division; to cause Proportions charged to be equally assessed; and to require Inhabitants, &c. by Precepts to appear,; and to charge them with Execution of Act.;
VIII.VIII. Assessors to deliver One Copy of Assessment to Commissioners; who are to sign and seal Duplicates,
IX.IX. Collectors to levy, &c. Rates of Parties, or at last Place of Abode,; and to pay to Receiver General as Commissioners shall appoint.
X.X. Receivers General to give Notice of Receipt of his Deputies to the Commissioners.
XII.XII. Receipt of Receiver General Discharge to Commissioners.
XVI.XVI. Assessors, &c. neglecting or refusing to do their Duty,
XVII.XVII. Collectors not paying Money received by him, Imprisonment, and Real and Personal Estate liable.
XVIII.XVIII. Commissioners to call before them Collectors, and examine touching full Payments of Assessments,; and by the Receiver General paid into the Exchequer; and in case of Failure to levy.
XIX.XIX. If Controversy concerning assessing Commissioners, Commissioners concerned to withdraw.
XX.XX.Privileged Places, &c. not to be exempt from Assessment.
XXI.XXI. Proviso for the Colleges or Halls, &c. in the Two Universities, in the Colleges of Windsor, Eton, Winton, and Westminster, and for Hospitals, &c. in respect of Sites of Colleges, &c. and for Christ's Hospital, &c.;
XXII.XXII. Tenants of Hospitals rated for what the Lands are worth above Rents reserved.
XXIII.XXIII. Certain Tenants of Lands, &c. belonging to Colleges, &c. not discharged
XXIV.XXIV. Auditors, &c. of Rents due to His Majesty or Queen Dowager, &c. to allow as herein mentioned, without Fee.
XXV.XXV. Officers of the Exchequer, &c. to deliver Lists of Pensions, Salaries, &c. to the Assessors gratis.
XXVI.XXVI. Persons dwelling in one Parish, &c. and Goods in another, to be assessed where they dwell
XXVII.XXVII. No Clause in this Act to extend to lessen the Rate.
XXVIII.XXVIII. Proviso for Contracts between Landlords and Tenant as to Payment of Taxes.
XXX.XXX. West Barnfield, Northmore, Charlbury, Faller, Finstock, Leeds, and Forest of Chute, where to be assessed.
XXXI.XXXI. If Action for executing Act, General Issue. Treble Costs.
XXXII.XXXII. Where Lands, &c. unoccupied, and no Distress found, Distress may be afterwards made by the Collectors, &c.
XXXIII.XXXIII. Where Lands, &c. unoccupied, and no Distress found, Wood may be cut and sold; Timber Trees excepted.
XXXIV.XXXIV. Where Rate on Tithes, &c. not paid, Officers may seize, &c
XXXV.XXXV. Receiver General certifying Monies to be due where the same have been paid,
XXXVI.XXXVI. Commissioners, within their Division, to rate each other for their Personal Estates and Offices.
XXXVII.XXXVII. Inhabitants in Cities, &c. not compellable to be Assessors out of Limits.
XXXVIII.XXXVIII. Landlords to pay on Houses where Foreign Ministers reside.
XXXIX.XXXIX. Proviso respecting Nomination of Assessors and Collectors in Extraparochial and Privileged Places.
XL.XL. Commissioners not liable to penalties in Stat. 25 Car. II. c.2.
XLI.XLI. Commissioner to take the Oaths of Stat. 1 W. & M. Sess. 1. c. 8.; which Commissioners may administer.
XLII.XLII. Commissioner acting without taking Oaths, Penalty £200.
XLIII.XLIII. Persons in Office rated where such Office is executed.
XLIV.XLIV. Chancery Officers within the Liberty of the Rolls, to be there assessed.
XLV.XLV. Proviso as to Persons having Goods, &c. in County, other than where resident.
XLVI.XLVI. Persons having several Mansion Houses, doubly charged in respect of Personal Estate, relieved, on Certificate of Commissioners, granted without Fee; and on Oath before Justices of Peace.
XLVII.XLVII. Proviso for Scotland, Ireland, Jersey or Guernsey.
XLVIII.XLVIII. Householder to give Account of Lodgers to Assessors.
XLIX.XLIX. Shares in the New River, Thames, Marybone, or Hampstead Waters,; Offices of Insurance from Fire, Convex or other Lights,; Interest in the King's Printing House.
L.L. Papist of 16 Years of Age, not having taken the Oaths, to pay double. Stat. 1 W. & M.; C.8. § 12.
LI.LI. Proviso where within Ten Days after First Meeting of Commissioners he shall take the Oaths.
LII.LII. Persons of 16 and upwards, who shall not have taken the Oaths before Execution of Act, and being sum moned, shall refuse to take them, or neglect to appear before Commissioners, to pay double.
LIII.LIII. Gentlemen who by Stat. 3 W. & M. c.6. paid double, or have been returned into Exchequer for Non-payment, not appearing before the Commissioners to take the Oaths, to pay double.
LIV.LIV. Commissioners to summon Persons to appear and take the Oaths.
LV.LV. Proviso for Quakers to subscribe the Declaration of Fidelity. Stat. I W. & M. Sess. I. c. 18
LVI.LVI. Commissioners to cause the double Assessments to be made for not taking the Oaths, if the Assessors omit the same.
LVII.LVII. Where Owners of Lands, &c. are liable to be doubly charged for not taking the Oaths, Tenants discharged.
LVIII.LVIII. Proviso respecting King's Bench Prison, &c. and the Marshalsea.
LXI.LXI. No Person liable to Pound Rate whose Lands are under 20s. Yearly.
LXII.LXII. Collectors of Parishes, &c. keeping Monies collected in their Hands unduly, or unduly paying away the same, Penalty.
LXIII.LXIII. Treasury not to direct any Warrant to Collectors or Receiver General for Payment of Monies otherwise than as herein mentioned, & c.
LXIV.LXIV. No Stay of Prosecution in Actions for Penalties, &c.
LXV.LXV. Commissioners empowered to abate, on Proof that Lands are overcharged above 3s. in the Pound; and the Money abated to be reassessed, as they shall judge most equal.
LXVI.LXVI. Receiver General answerable for his Deputies; and to appoint so many of them, that the Sub-collector be not forced to travel above Ten Miles to pay the Money he collects.
LXVII.LXVII. When not Commissioners enough for City, &c. Commissioners for County or adjoining County may act.
LXVIII.LXVIII. Members of Parliament to be assessed for their Personal Estates where their Mansion Houses or other Places of Abode usually are out of Parliament.
LXIX.LXIX. Where First General Meetings of Commissioners for the Ridings to be held.
LXXI.LXXI. Proviso for Annuities to Queen Dowager, and the Prince and Princess of Denmark.
LXXII.LXXII. Qualification for Person being a Commissioner for any County at large.
LXXIII.LXXIII. Commissioners not disabled from acting as a Commissioner for any City, &c. he being an Inhabitant.
LXXIV.LXXIV. Persons disabled, acting as a Commissioner, Penalty £50.
LXXV.LXXV. The Money arising by this Act to be divided into Three equal Parts, One Third Part to be appropriated as follows; £19,000 thereof for the Charges of circulating Exchequer Bills.
LXXVI.LXXVI. A distinct Register kept for the said Third Part.
LXXVII.LXXVII. Interest at £6 per Cent. per Ann. to Lenders on said Third Part.
LXXVIII.LXXVIII. A Register to be kept for the other Two Third Parts.
LXXIX.LXXIX. Further Loans may be made upon the said Two Third Parts, not exceeding (with the aforesaid Loans transferred) £933,333 6s. 8d; with Interest at £6 per Cent. per Ann. also; and not to be taxed.
LXXX.LXXX. Tally of Loan to Lender, and Warrant for Interest.
LXXXI.LXXXI. Proviso where several Tallies bear Date the same Day.
LXXXII.LXXXII. Paying subsequent Orders, if first demanded, no undue Preference, if sufficient reserved to satify preceding Orders.
LXXXVI.LXXXVI. Proviso for superannuated Sea Officer, and Widows and poor Knights of Windsor.
LXXXVII.LXXXVII. member of Parliament shall not be a Commissioner &c. of Customs.
LXXXVIII.LXXXVIII. Member of Parliament executing Office in Customs incapable of sitting.
LXXXIX.LXXXIX. Officer of Customs influencing Election of Members to serve in Parliament,
XC.XC. Proviso for Persons who by Misfortune have burnt, lost, or destroyed Million Lottery Tickets, Malt Tickets, or Exchequer Bills.
XCIV.XCIV. Mode of Proceeding by Commissioners, where different Proportions to the last mentioned Aid were, before the Stat. 10 W. III. c. 9., charged upon one and the same Hundred.
XCV.XCV. Thelike Allowances to Receivers, &c. as if the Money had been raised by the former Acts.
XCVI.XCVI. Certificate in Parchment of the Arrears raised as aforesaid, to be transmitted to the King's remembrancer's Office in the Exchequer, before the 10th Day of Aug. 1701
XCVII .XCVII Officers of the King's Bench Prison refusing, &c. to pay Arrears, Two Commissioners for Surrey to certify to Commissioners executing this Act.