It is most humbly offered to the Consideration of the Honourable the Commons of England , How far the Remedy prescribed , by the Bill now before Them , will be Effectual , where the Grantees , who should repay the Purchase-Money , are beyond Seas ; or where ( if they have not spent the Money they received ) they can alien their Estates , and will have Personal Privilege , &c.

And in regard the said Honourable House hath shewn Compassion to the Irish Papists , who are Restored and Pardoned by His Majesty's Favour , 260863 l. where their Estates are Valued at near Two hundred and seventy thousand Pounds ;

It is humbly hoped , That they will also extend their Humanity and Goodness to the English Protestant Purchasers of Legal Titles for very Valuable Considerations , who have lost their Friends and ventured their Lives in the Service of England against such Irish ; And that the said Honourable House may think it Reasonable to let their Principal Purchase-Money ( which doth not exceed 63000 l. 63000 l. in the whole ) be considered as Incumbrances on the Lands so Purchased , in the nature of Mortgages , and the Purchasers to be accountable as Mortgagees , from the time their respective Purchases were made , until redeemed by the Publick :

Whereby the Publick will get , besides the Over-plus of Legal Interest , where any such hath been received ,

I. All their Improvements on the Lands , and in Building and Repairing Houses , &c. which are very considerable .

II. The Benefit of the Bargains , where the Purchasers have bought off Incumbrances and Prior Titles .

III. The Benefit of what the Purchasers expended in many Cases , in evicting illegal Titles and unjust Pretences : Not to mention

What they and their Friends have suffered in Enniskillen , Londonderry , and elsewhere , in the late Troubles of that Country .

Note : Many of the Purchasers were induced to Purchase from some former Proceedings of the Honourable Commons of England .