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take the lead in it; two clauses were then brought in, the one for more effectualy applying the said forfeitures to their intended appropriation, the other for reserving a proportion of them to H. M. disposal, & the Monday following was appointed for the resuming the consideration of it, & in the meanwhile the two Bills for granting the new imposition upon E. India Goods & c. & for continuing the imposition upon Wine, Vinegar & Tobacco were pass'd & sent up to the Lords in which on comparing the Acts with the Resolutions they