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Presentments at the 3 former assizes, or next Lent assizes, shall in 3 months after next summer assizes be equally assessed by applotters, or any five, then nominated, as aforesaid.
and collected and paid as aforesaid.
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VIII. And whereas several sums of money were at the several date assizes, held for the county of the said city, (to wit) at the several assizes held for the county of the said city on the twenty seventh of March one thousand seven hundred and sixty, on the seventh of August one thousand seven hundred and sixty, and on the twenty-seventh of March one thousand seven hundred and sixty-one, presented by the respective grand juries of the said several assizes, to be raised for the purposes in the said presentments respectively mentioned: and whereas the grand jury of the said city at the next lent assizes, to be held for the county of the said city, may present several further sums of money to be raised in the county of the said city: and whereas the sums, so already presented to be raised at the said three former assizes, or to be presented to be raised at the said next Lent assizes, cannot, for want of being properly applotted, be collected or raised: be it therefore further enacted by the authority aforesaid, That the several sums, so presented to be raised at the said three former assizes, or to be presented to be raised at the next Lent assizes, shall within three months after the next summer assizes, to be holden for the county of the said city, be equally and impartially assessed by the applotters, or any five or more of them, to be nominated at the said next Summer assizes in manner herein before appointed; and that the said several sums shall be collected, raised, and paid in such manner, and with such remedy and powers, as are herein before contained for applotting and raising all publick money, to be presented to be raised at every assizes to be holden for the said city and county of the said city of Cork, from and after the said first day of June one thousand seven hundred and sixty-two.
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