lieu of their claims. c. 60 Vesting the manor of Alveston and lands in Gloucestershire in trustees to be sold for payment of debts and other purposes. c. 40 William Knott's estate: sale of a lease of houses in Bread Street, London, for payment of debts, and settlement of another estate in lieu. c. 7 Wriothesly Baptist late Earl of Gainesborough's estate: sale of lands for payment of debts. c. 23 1698 10 Will. 3 Public Acts Aire and Calder Navigation. Act 1698 c. 25 Billingsgate, etc. Act 1698 c. 13 Buttons Act 1698 c. 2 Clerks of Assize (Fees) Act 1698 c. 12 Distillation Act 1698 c. 4 Duties on Glass Repeal Act 1698 c. 24 Exercise of Trades Act 1698 c. 17 Exportation Act 1698 c. 3 Exportation Act 1698 c. 16 – known as the "Wool Act" For Suppression of Lotteries Act 1698 c. 23 Great Yarmouth Haven and Pier Duties Act 1698 c. 5 Imprisonment of Certain Traitors Act 1698 c. 19 Militia Act 1698 c. 18 Parliamentary Elections Act 1698 c. 7 Posthumous Children Act 1698 c. 22 Recovery of Tithes Act 1698 c. 21 Reversal of Fines and Recoveries, etc. Act 1698 c. 20 River Tone: Navigation. Act 1698 c. 8 River Trent Navigation. Act 1698 c. 26 Russia Company (membership) Act 1698 c. 6 Sedgmoor Drainage. Act 1698 c. 15 Taxation Act 1698 c. 1 Taxation Act 1698 c. 9 Taxation Act 1698 c. 10 Taxation Act 1698 c. 11 Trade to Newfoundland Act 1698 c. 14 Private Acts Ann Bridges' (an infant) estate: sale of an estate in Bermuda and laying out in England the proceeds for her use. c. 43 Confirming grant and settlement by William Forster of manors and lands in Durham and Northumberland to Thomas Lord Fairfax and others upon certain trusts. c. 25 Dudley Vesey's estate in Hintlesham (Suffolk): sale for payment of debts. c. 29 Edward Price's estates: transfer of a charge of £1000 from an estate in Montgomeryshire to one in Herefordshire and Radnorshire for use of his younger children. c. 27 Edward, Earl of Derwentwater's estate: sale of woods and timber for payment of debts and discharge of incumbrances. c. 1 Enabling Cyriac Weslyd to sell part of his estate, which by marriage articles was agreed to be settled upon his wife and children, and to settle the other part to the same uses. c.