Whereas in an Act of Parliament 1 Gul. & Mar. for exempting Protestant dissenters, &c. from diverse penalties, &c. there are several restrictions and limitations, by which many of his Majesties peaceable Protestant subjects are still incapable ofreceiving [sic] the benefit of such exemption, &c. ...

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