An Act to simplify the Forms of Appointments to certain Offices, and the Manner of passing Grants under the Great Seal.
WHEREAS by an Act of the Twenty-seventh Year of King Henry the Eighth, Chapter Eleven, Provision is made that all Writings to be passed under the Great Seals therein mentioned should be passed through the Offices of the Signet and Privy Seal respectively, by such Warrants as therein described: And whereas it is expedient to simplify the Manner of Appointment to Offices held at the Pleasure of the Crown, and the Mode of granting such Charters and Letters Patent, as herein-after mentioned: Be i...