Exportation Act 1698 c. 13 Frivolous Suits Act 1698 c. 9 Gaols Act 1698 c. 19 Governors of Plantations Act 1698 c. 12 (repealed 1995 (c. 44)) Militia Act 1698 c. 14 Piracy Act 1698 c. 7 (repealed 1993 (c. 50)) Popery Act 1698 c. 4 Repeal of 9 W. 3. c. 9. Act 1698 c. 11 River Dee, Chester Act 1698 c. 24 River Lark Act 1698 c. 22 Signing the Association, etc. Act 1698 c. 17 Taxation Act 1698 c. 3 Taxation Act 1698 c. 20 Thames Watermen Act 1698 c. 21 Tithes of Hemp and Flax Act 1698 c. 16 Vagrancy Act 1698 c. 18 Private Acts Ann Baldwin's estate: sale of a capital messuage and lands called Wiltons and other lands in Buckinghamshire. c. 3 Arthur Lacy's estate: sale of lands and manors for payment of mortgage and purchase of demesne lands to be settled to the same uses. c. 9 Bluett Wallop's estate: sale of inheritance of a twelfth part of several manors, lands and tenements during his minority and purchasing others. c. 27 Bryan Janson's estate: sale for payment of debts and provision for wife and children. c. 31 Catherine Fitzgerald Villiers' estate: settling, raising money for payment of debts and securing portions for her five younger children by her late husband Edward Fitzgerald Villiers. c. 16 Charging estate of Sir Thomas Robinson with £7000 for his sister Ann's portion and settlement of her estate on him in lieu. c. 14 Charles Hore's estate: sale of part for payment of debts and settling other part to raise a portion and maintenance for Elizabeth his daughter by his former wife and making a jointure for his present wife Mary and provision for their children. c. 25 Confirmation of a lease and indentures between the city of Norwich and Richard Barry, George Sorocold and Richard Soame and for lighting Norwich's streets. c. 15 Confirmation of a lease of ground for the rector and churchwardens of the parish of St. Martins Ogars, London, to build a church for worship in French according to the usage of the Church of England. c. 30 Continuing the Governor and Company of Merchants of London trading to the East Indies a Corporation. c. 4 Duke of Norfolk's divorce from Lady Mary Mordant. c. 2 Enabling Dalby Thomas to sell lands in Islington (Middlesex) settled on his marriage by Dorothy, his wife,