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<p>2 +<lb/><note>Requiem Annuities</note></p> <p><note><del>4</del> 3<lb/>— Not alienable</note></p> <p><sic>Art.</sic> <del>4</del> <add>3</add> And <del>whereas</del> <add>forasmuch as</add> the said Annuities, <del>well it is expected</del> <add><del>are</del> from the time</add><lb/><add>of their commencement, which will not be <sic>till</sic> the <del><gap/></del> respective<lb/>Annuitants are expected to have outlived for the most<hi rend="superscript">[+]</hi> <note><hi rend="superscript">[+]</hi> part the capacity of<lb/>maintaining themselves<lb/>by the fruits of their<lb/>own labour</note></add> <del>be a sufficient and</del> <add>are designed as a sure<lb/>resource and expected to be a sufficient</add> <del>sure resource</del> provision for all exigencies, <del>Be it</del> <add>and</add><lb/><del>enacted that they shall not be alienable</del> <add>whereas the Annuitants are persons in who<del>se</del>m</add><lb/><del>part</del> the highest degrees of improvidence have been<lb/><del>evidenced</del> <add>manifested</add> by their crimes, Be it enacted that<lb/><del>And whereas they</del><lb/><del>they</del> <add>the said Annuities</add> shall not be alienable.</p> <p><note><del>5</del> 4<lb/>But forfeitable<note></p> <p><sic>Art.</sic> <del>5</del> 4 And <del>whereas</del> <add>forasmuch as</add> they are moreover designed as<lb/>pledges <add>of good behaviour</add> And whereas in case of any <del>subsequent</del> <add>Post-liberation</add><lb/>felony the annuitant will in the ordinary course<lb/>of law be either capitally punished or by< | <p>2 +<lb/><note>Requiem Annuities</note></p> <p><note><del>4</del> 3<lb/>— Not alienable</note></p> <p><sic>Art.</sic> <del>4</del> <add>3</add> And <del>whereas</del> <add>forasmuch as</add> the said Annuities, <del>well it is expected</del> <add><del>are</del> from the time</add><lb/><add>of their commencement, which will not be <sic>till</sic> the <del><gap/></del> respective<lb/>Annuitants are expected to have outlived for the most<hi rend="superscript">[+]</hi> <note><hi rend="superscript">[+]</hi> part the capacity of<lb/>maintaining themselves<lb/>by the fruits of their<lb/>own labour</note></add> <del>be a sufficient and</del> <add>are designed as a sure<lb/>resource and expected to be a sufficient</add> <del>sure resource</del> provision for all exigencies, <del>Be it</del> <add>and</add><lb/><del>enacted that they shall not be alienable</del> <add>whereas the Annuitants are persons in who<del>se</del>m</add><lb/><del>part</del> the highest degrees of improvidence have been<lb/><del>evidenced</del> <add>manifested</add> by their crimes, Be it enacted that<lb/><del>And whereas they</del><lb/><del>they</del> <add>the said Annuities</add> shall not be alienable.</p> <p><note><del>5</del> 4<lb/>But forfeitable</note></p> <p><sic>Art.</sic> <del>5</del> 4 And <del>whereas</del> <add>forasmuch as</add> they are moreover designed as<lb/>pledges <add>of good behaviour</add> And whereas in case of any <del>subsequent</del> <add>Post-liberation</add><lb/>felony the annuitant will in the ordinary course<lb/>of law be either capitally punished or by<lb/>being re-committed to the Penitentiary-House<lb/>secured in the acquisition of a fresh <del>Requiem</del> <add>and sufficient</add><lb/>provision of the same kind, Be it enacted<lb/>that on conviction of any such <del>subsequent</del><lb/>felony, the convicts <del>Requiem Annuity</del> <add>right to all such Annuities</add> shall<lb/>cease.</p> <p><note>5<lb/>Triplicates to be<lb/>executed viz: for<lb/>1. The Annuitant<lb/> 2. The Penitentiary <del>Hou</del><lb/>House.<lb/>3. The Court of King's<lb/>Bench.</note></p> <p><sic>Art.</sic> 5. Of every such Grant there shall be triplicate<lb/>originals: one to be given to the Annuitant: another to be<lb/>kept by the Governor among the muniments of the said<lb/>Penitentiary-House: the third to be delivered in by him to<lb/>the Court of King's Bench, at the time of his <unclear>mob</unclear> Report.</p> | ||
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Requiem Annuities
4 3
— Not alienable
Art. 4 3 And whereas forasmuch as the said Annuities, well it is expected are from the time
of their commencement, which will not be till the respective
Annuitants are expected to have outlived for the most[+] [+] part the capacity of
maintaining themselves
by the fruits of their
own labour be a sufficient and are designed as a sure
resource and expected to be a sufficient sure resource provision for all exigencies, Be it and
enacted that they shall not be alienable whereas the Annuitants are persons in whosem
part the highest degrees of improvidence have been
evidenced manifested by their crimes, Be it enacted that
And whereas they
they the said Annuities shall not be alienable.
5 4
But forfeitable
Art. 5 4 And whereas forasmuch as they are moreover designed as
pledges of good behaviour And whereas in case of any subsequent Post-liberation
felony the annuitant will in the ordinary course
of law be either capitally punished or by
being re-committed to the Penitentiary-House
secured in the acquisition of a fresh Requiem and sufficient
provision of the same kind, Be it enacted
that on conviction of any such subsequent
felony, the convicts Requiem Annuity right to all such Annuities shall
cease.
5
Triplicates to be
executed viz: for
1. The Annuitant
2. The Penitentiary Hou
House.
3. The Court of King's
Bench.
Art. 5. Of every such Grant there shall be triplicate
originals: one to be given to the Annuitant: another to be
kept by the Governor among the muniments of the said
Penitentiary-House: the third to be delivered in by him to
the Court of King's Bench, at the time of his mob Report.
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