Section II The Pardon to be as good as if all things were particularly named;and the King's Subjects not to be sued, &c. for any Matter done, &c. against the Crown before the said 25th March 1673.

Exception.

And alsoe the Kings Majestie is contented that it bee enacted by authoritie of this present Parlyament And bee it enacted by the authoritie of the same That this is free Pardon shall be as good and effectuall in Law to every of his said Subjects Bodyes Corporate and others before rehearsed in, for and against all things which be not hereafter in this present Act excepted and foreprized, as the same Pardon should have beene if all Offences, Contempts, Forfeitures, Causes, Matters, Suites, Quarrells, Judgements, Executions, Penalties and all other things not hereafter in this present Act excepted and foreprized, had beene particularly, singularly, specially and plainly named, rehearsed and specifyed, and alsoe pardoned by proper and expresse words and names in their kinds, natures and qualities by words and termes thereunto requisite to have beene putt in and expressed in this present Act of Free Pardon. And that his said Subjects nor any of them, nor the Heires Executors or Administrators of any of them, nor the said Bodyes Corporate and others before named and rehearsed nor any of them, be or shall be sued, vexed or unquieted in their Bodyes, Goods, Chattells, Lands or Tenements for any manner or Matter, Cause, Contempt, Misdemeanour, Forfeiture, Trespasse, Offence, or any other thing suffered, done or committed or ommitted before the said five and twentyeth day of March against his Majestie, his Crowne, Dignity Prerogative, Lawes or Statutes, but onely for such Matters, Causes and Offences as be rehearsed, mentioned or in some wayes touched in the Exceptions of this present Act to be foreprized and excepted and for none other; Any Statute or Statutes, Lawes, Customes or Usages heretofore had made or used to the contrary in any wise notwithstanding.