THE JUDGES REPORT of the Statutes made and in force in this Kingdom of Ireland, against...

By statute 32 Hen. 6. c. 1, all statutes made in England against provisors to stand in force in this kingdom, whereby the statutes of 13 R. 2. c. 2, and 16 R. 2. c. 5, in England of Premunire are in force.

By statute 7 Ed. 4. c. 2, it is enacted that if any man purchase any dignity, parsonage, or vicarage from Rome to hold in commendam, he is to be out of the King's protection.

By statute 10 Hen. 7. c. 5, all statutes made against provisors to Rome in England to be in force.

By statute 2 Eliz. c. 1, it is enacted that such as extol, advance, or maintain the authority of the Bishop of Rome within this kingdom, their abettors and aiders shall upon conviction for the first offence forfeit all their goods and chattels, or for want of goods to the value of 20l., all their goods and one year's imprisonment without bail; for the second offence premunire; for the third high treason. And by the same law all persons promoted to any spiritual or ecclesiastical promotion, or to any temporal office, ministry, or service, are to take the oath of supremacy, or upon refusal, to be disabled to use or exercise any ecclesiastical or temporal promotion, and all promotions for service shall be void if they refuse the said oath.

Signed: John Denham, Fra. Aungier, Blennerhaysett, Ger, Lother.

In Carew's hand "Perused."

Endorsed.