„ 24 l.--Leave out (of fidelitye), and add (mentioned in the s^d Stat, made in the first yeare of the Raigne of King William and Queene Mary shall be). 2 sh. 2 l.--After the first (or) insert (keepe any publiq schoole, and alsoe the s^d oathes and declaracon, together with the s^d oathes of Symony and Residence by every pson). „ 4 l.--After (admission) add (respectively). „ 8 l.--Leave out (of fidelity) and reade (mentioned in the s^d Stat made in the first yeare of the Raigne of King William and Queene Mary). „ 9 l.--Leave out from (Deputy) to (Provided) in the 11^{th} l. „ 15 l.--For (as containing) reade (w^{ch} I doe acknowledge to containe). 2 sh. 22 l.--Leave out from (And Bee it) inclusive to (And Bee it) in the 5^{th} l. of the 3rd sheet. 3 sh. 11 l.--Leave out from (degree) to (And) in the 14th line. „ 18 l.--After (Ministers) add (of the Church of Engld). „ 1 l.--Leave out from (And) in the to (And) in 4th l. 4 sh. 4 l.--For (improvements) reade (additions). „ 5 l.--For (if) Reade (is). „ 5 l.--Before (edificacon) reade (better). „ 16 l.--For (twenty) reade (thirty). „ 20 l.--After (Reformacon) reade (to the Convocacon and). 1 sh. 14 l.--I, A. B., doe submit to the present Constitution of the Church of England. I acknowledge that the Doctrine of it contains in it all things necessary to Salvation, and that I will conform my selfe to the worship and the government thereof as established by law. And I solemnely pmise, in the exercise of my ministry, to preach and practice according thereunto. Agreed to. 2 sh. 14^a 15 l.--Instead of the 14^{th} and 15^{th} l. reade (I, A. B., doe submit to the prsent constitucon of the Church of Engld. I acknowledge that the doctrine of it contains in it all things necessary for Salvacon, and I will conforme my selfe to the worship and the government thereof as established by Law). 4 sh. 3 l.--After (same) add (in a Pew or Seate in the Church). II.--P. 114. _The Toleration Act, entituled, An Act for Exempting their Majesties’ Protestant subjects dissenting from the Church of England from the penalties of certain Laws._ [Sidenote: 1 Will. and Mary, cap. 18.] Forasmuch as some ease to scrupulous consciences, in the exercise of Religion, may be an effectual means to unite their Majesty’s Protestant subjects in interest and affection: