Bennet.

Cafford.

Cooper

Afbley.

Howard.

Duras.

Henry Bennet, Lord Arlington, created Vifcount Thetford, and Earl of Arlington, 22d of April, 1672.

Sir Thomas Clifford, created Baron Clifford of Chudleigh. in April 1672.

Anthony Afbley Cooper, Lord Winburn, created Baron Cooper of Paulet, and Earl of Shaftsbury, 23d of April, 1672.

Henry Howard, Lord Howard of Castle-Rifing, created Earl of Norwich, 19th of October, 1672.

Lewis Duras, Marquefs of Blanquefort in France, and Captain of the Duke of York's Horfe-Guards, created Baron of Holdenby in England, 19th of January, 1672.

Queroualle Louife de Queroualle, created Baronefs of Petersfield, Countef's of Farnham, and Dutchefs of Portsmouth, 9th of August, 1673. ́

Ofborne.

Finch.

Lee.

Maitland.

Ofborne.

Lennard.

Sir Thomas Osborne, Lord High Treasurer, created Baron of Kiveton, and Viscount Latimer, 15th of August, 1673.

Sir Heneage Finch, Lord Keeper, created Baron Finch of Daventry, in the County of Northampton, 10th of January, 1673.

Sir Edward Henry Lee Baronet, created Baron of Spelsbury, Viscount Quarendon, and Earl of Litchfield, 5th of June, 1674.

John Maitland, Duke and Earl of Lauderdale in Scotland, created Baron of Peterfham, and Earl of Guildford in England, 25th of June, 1674.

Thomas Osborne, Baron Kiveton, and Vifcount Latimer, created Earl of Darby, 27th of June, 1674.

Thomas Lennard, Lord Dacres of Hurst Monceaux, created Earl of Suffex, 5th of October, 1674.

George

George Fitz-Roy, Natural Son to King Fitz-Roy. Charles II, by the Dutchefs of Cleveland, created Earl of Northumberland, Viscount Falmouth, and Baron of Pontefract, 31st of October, 1674.

Henry Fitz-Roy, another of the natural Fitz-Roy. Sons of King Charles II, by the Dutchefs of Cleveland, created Duke of Grafton, in September, 1675.

Charles Duke of Lenox, natural Son to Lenos. King Charles II, by Louife de Queroualle, Dutchefs of Portsmouth, created Baron ofEarl of March, and Duke of Richmond, 1675. Charles Fitz-Roy, firft called Limrick, eldest Fitz-Roy. natural Son to King Charles II, by the Dutchefs of Cleveland, created Baron of Newbury, Earl of Chichester, and Duke of Southampton, 10th of September, 1675.

Charles Sackvile, Lord Buckhurst, created Sackvile. Earl of Middlefex, 4th of February, 1675.

Sir George Sondes, created Baron of Throw- Sondes. ley, Viscount Sondes of Lees-Court, and Earl

of Feversham, 8th of April, 1676.

Charles Beauclair, created Baron of Hed- Beauclair. dington, and Earl of Burford, 27th of December, 1976.

George Savile, Viscount Halifax, created Savile. Earl of Halifax, 18th of July, 1679.

Charles, Lord Gerrard of Brandon, created Gerrard. Viscount Brandon, and Earl of Macclesfield, 23d of July, 1679.

John Roberts, Lord Roberts of Truro, crea- Roberts. ted Viscount Bodmin, and Earl of Radnor, in July 1679.

Robert Pafton, Viscount Tarmouth, created Pafton. Earl of Tarmouth, 30th of July, 1679.

George

Berkley.

Conway.

Bayning.

Hyde.

Finch.

Carteret.

Savile.

Butler.

Hyde.

Bertie.

Noel

Somerfet.

George Lord Berkley, created Viscount Dursley, and Earl of Berkeley, 11th of September, 1679.

Edward Vifcount Conway, created Earl of Conway, 3d of December, 1679.

Elizabeth Bayning, Lady Dacres, fourth Daughter of Paul Viscount Bayning, created Countess of Sheppey for Life, 6th of September, 1680.

Lawrence Hyde Efq; firft Commiffioner of the Treafury, created Viscount Hyde of Kenelworth, and Baron of Wootton Baffet, in Com. Wilts, 23d of April, 1681.

Heneage Finch, Baron of Daventry, and Lord Chancellor of England, created Earl of Nottingham, 12th of May, 1681.

Sir George Carteret of Hawnes, in Com. Bedford, created Baron Carteret of Hawnes in the fame County, in October, 1681.

George Savile, Earl of Halifax, created Marquifs of Halifax, 22d of August, 1682.

James Butler, Duke, Marquefs, and Earl of Ormond, in Ireland, created a Duke of England with the fame Title, the 9th of November, 1682.

Lawrence Hyde, Vifcount Hyde of Kenelworth, and Baron of Wootton Baffet, created Earl of Rochester, 29th of November, 1682.

James Bertie, Lord Norris, eldest Son by the fecond Venter of Montague Bertie, Earl of Lindley, created Earl of Abingdon, 30th of November, 1682.

Edward Nod, Viscount Cambden, created Earl of Gainsborough, ift of December, 1682.

Henry Somerset, Marquefs of Worcester, created Duke of Beaufort, 2d of December,

1682.

Horatio

Horatio Townshend, Baron Townshend of Lynn Townshend Regis, in Com. Norfork, created Viscount Townshend of Raynham, in December, 1682.

Colonel George Legg, created Baron of Legg Dartmouth, in December, 1682.

Conyers Darcy, Lord Darcy and Conyers, cre- Darcy. ated Earl of Holderness, 5th of December, 1682.

Thomas Windfor, Lord Windfor, created Windfor Earl of Plymouth, 6th of December, 1682.

Thomas Thynne, Baronet, created Baron Thynne. Thynne, of Warminster, in Com. Wilts, and Viscount Weymouth in Dorfetfbire, 11th of December, 1682.

William Hatton, Baron Hatton of Kirby, Hatton', created Viscount Hatton, 17th of December,

1682.

Charles Bennet, created Baron Ofulfton of Bennet. Ofulfton in Com. Middlefex, in December,

1682.

Colonel John Churchill, created Baron Churchill. Churchill of Aymouth in Scotland, in December,

1682.

Ralph Stawell Efq; created Baron Stawell of Stawell. Somerton, in Com. Somerset, 15th of January,

1682.

Sir Francis North, Lord-Keeper, created North. Baron Guilford in Surrey, 23d of September, 1683.

Charles Beauclair, Earl of Burford, the Beauclair. King's natural Son by Mrs. Eleanor Gwyn, created Duke of St. Albans, 10th of January, 1683.

Sidney Godolphin Efq; created Baron Godol- Godolphin. phsn of Rialton in the County of Cornwal, 8th of September, 1684.

STA

Statutes in STATUTES paffed in the Reign of King CHARLES II.

this Reign.

diffolved.

The Statutes of the moft Confequence that paffed in this Reign, were,

Long ParAn Act of the 12 Car. II. Cap. 1. declaring, liament the Long Parliament, begun the third Day of Conventi November, 1640, diffolved; and that the Conon-Parlia- vention affembled the 20th of April, 1660, were the two Houfes of Parliament, notwithstanding the Want of his Majesty's Writs of Summons, or any other Defect.

ment.

Process continued.

An A& of the 12 Car. II. Cap. 3, and Cap. 13. was made for the Continuance of all Procefs in the Courts of Law, and declaring, that Judicial Proceedings, &c. fhould be in his Majefty's Name.

Pardon. An Act of the 12 Car. II. Cap 11. for Regicides. a general Pardon; out of which, the Regicides and fome others are excepted.

Intereft.

29th of May, Re

Army dif banded.

Clergy reftored.

Navigati

on.

An Act of the 12 Car. II. Cap. 13. reduces the Interest of Money, from Eight to Six per Cent.

An Act of 12 Car II. Cap. 14. for a perpetual anniversary Thanksgiving, for the Reftoration of King Charles II, on the 29th of May.

An A&t of 12 Car II. Cap. 15 for disbanding the Army.

Cap. 16. enables disbanded Soldiers to ex excife their refpective Trades.

An A& of 12 Car. II. Cap. 17. for reftoring the Clergy to their Rights.

An Act of 12 Car. II. Cap. 18. for the Encouragement of Navigation, prohibits the Importation of any Goods from Afia, Africa,

or