Debtors Relief Act 1702 c. 19 Land Tax, Forfeited Estates, etc. Act 1702 c. 6 Militia Act 1702 c. 17 Protestant Children of Jews Act 1702 c. 24 Public Accounts Act 1702 c. 4 Purchasers of Forfeited Estates, Ireland Act 1702 c. 26 Salt Duties, etc. Act 1702 c. 15 Security of the Succession, etc. Act 1702 c. 16 Sheriffs Act 1702 c. 18 Taxation, etc. Act 1702 c. 7 Union between England and Scotland Act 1702 c. 8 Water Measure of Fruit Act 1702 c. 9 Whitby Piers Act 1702 c. 13 Private Acts Abraham Barnwell's estate: settlement for benefit of family and sale of part for raising portions for younger children and payment of his debts. c. 43 Better government of Balsall Hospital (Warwickshire) founded by Lady Katherine Leveson. c. 24 Bishop of Gloucester's estate: making of distinct and separate leases of certain manors and lands. c. 42 Confirmation and settling of Job Marston's charities. c. 17 Confirmation of a purchase made by Queen and of an exchange between her and the deans and canons of the King's free chapel within the castle of Windsor. c. 9 Construction of Sudbury (Suffolk) hospitals and workhouses and better employing the poor. c. 32 Enabling Edward Mansell to raise a further £1000 on a mortgage of the impropriate rectory of Llanriddian for payment of debts. c. 35 Enabling Jeffery Palmer to settle a jointure on Elizabeth his wife. c. 19 Enabling Sir William Meredith to sell lands in Ashley (Cheshire) after settling other lands in lieu. c. 3 Enabling the Dean and Chapter of St. Peter's Cathedral, Exeter, and their farmers and tenants, to make leases of and in Culmstock manor (Devon). c. 27 Enabling the elder and the younger Robert Apreece to raise money out of their estate for payment of debts, including that due to the Queen. c. 16 Enabling Warner Lee to make a jointure on his marriage. c. 6 Enlarging the time for John Hill and his wife to enter their claims before the trustees for sale of the forfeited estates in Ireland concerning a judgment against Robert Grace; relief of creditors of John Grace and the widow, Protestant children and creditors of the late Sir Patrick Trant with relation to the said forfeited estates; indemnifying the Earl of Carlingford concerning mortgage money owed by him to Sir Patrick Trant. c. 51 Enlarging the time for Rebecca