The second part of the Display of tyranny; or Remarks upon the illegal and arbitrary proceedings in the Courts of Westminster, and Guild-Hall London. From the year, 1678. to the abdication of the late King James, in the year 1688. In which time, the rule was, quod principi placuis, lex esto.

A Memorial of the Numbers of Charters, Dispensations and Par∣dons, passed, between October 1682, and the time of the late King's Abdication.

THe Marquess of Hallifax was Lord Privy Seal from October 1682. to Fe∣bruary 1684. In which time 166 Charters were granted; whereof one passed im∣mediatè.

No Dispensations passed in that time.

In that time 47. Pardons, with Non-Obstante's and Clauses with Dispensations, were granted, whereof three passed im∣mediatè.

The Earl of Clarendon was Lord Privy Seal from February, 1684, to December 1685. in which time 94. Charters were granted; whereof 17 passed immediate.

No Dispensations passed in that time.

In that time 10 Pardon, with Non-Obstante's and Clauses with Dispensations,

were granted, whereof two passed im∣mediatè.

The Lord Tiveot and others, were Commissioners of the Privy Seal, from December 1685. to March 1686, 7. in which time, 26 Charters were granted; which passed in the usual manner.

Dispensations with the Penal Laws, in that time were Six, whereof one was im∣mediatè.

In that time 70. Pardons, with Non-Obstante's were passed; whereof one of them immediatè.

The Lord Arundel of Wardour was Lord Privy Seal, from March 1686, 7. to 4 Jacobi 2. in which time, 56 Charers were granted, whereof 41. passed im∣mediatè.

Dispensations in that time were 35. whereof 3 passed immediate.

In that time were 47 Pardons with Non-Obstante's passed; whereof 25 passed im∣mediate.

These are the heads of the Earl of Stam∣ford's Report, which being read in the House of Lords, the same, was by Order, sent down to the House of Commons, for their Information in these Affairs.