Portal:Acts of the Parliament of England/Edward VI
These are the Acts of the Parliament of England, which remained in existence until the Act of Union 1707, during the reign of Edward III. Preceded by the reign of Henry VIII and followed by the reign of Mary I .
1547 (1 Edw. VI)
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edit- Confirmation of Grants Act 1547 c. 8
- Dissolution of Colleges Act 1547[1] — 1 Edw. 6. c. 14.
- Election of Bishops Act 1547 c. 2
- Exigents, etc., in Wales and Cheshire Act 1547 c. 10
- Exportation Act 1547 c. 5
- General Pardon Act 1547 c. 15
- Justices of the Peace Act 1547[1] — 1 Edw. 6. c. 7.
- Repeal of 28 Hen. 8. c. 17 Act 1547 c. 11
- Repeal of Statutes as to Treasons, Felonies, etc. Act 1547 c. 12
- Sacrament Act 1547[1] (partially repealed 1948, 1953, 1965, 1967, 1969) — 1 Edw. 6. c. 1.
- Taxation Act 1547 c. 13
- Tenures Act 1547 c. 4
- Vagabonds, etc. Act 1547 c. 3
- Worsted Yarn Act 1547 c. 6
- York (Reduction of Number of Churches) Act 1547 c. 9
Private Acts
edit- Assurance of lands to Crown from Earl of Rutland. c. 2
- Assurance of lands to Lord Riche and Sir William Shelley. c. 3
- Establishment of Wells Deanery. c. 1
- Restitution in blood of Griffith Rise. c. 6
- Restitution in blood of John Lumley. c. 5
- Restitution in blood of Lord Stafford. c. 4
1548 (2 & 3 Edw. VI)
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edit- Abstinence from Flesh Act 1548 c. 19
- Assurance of Lands of Duke of Somerset Act 1548 c. 12
- Attainder and Death Sentence of Lord Seymour, High Admiral Act 1548 c. 18
- Attainder of Sir William Sherington Act 1548 c. 17
- Calais Act 1548 c. 38
- Certain Fee-farms Act 1548 c. 5
- Clergy Marriage Act 1548[1] — 2 & 3 Edw. 6. c. 21
- Criminal Law Act 1548 c. 24
- Custody of Castles, etc. Act 1548 c. 16
- Customs Act 1548 c. 22
- Easter Offerings and Tithes Act 1548 c. 13
- Exportation Act 1548 c. 26
- Exportation Act 1548 c. 37
- Fines of Lands, Cheshire Act 1548 c. 28
- Gads of Steel Act 1548 c. 27
- General Pardon Act 1548 c. 39
- Hail-shot Act 1548 c. 14
- Horse Stealing Act 1548 c. 33
- Inquisitions of Escheator Act 1548 c. 8
- Leather Act 1548 c. 9
- Leather Act 1548 c. 11
- Malt Act 1548 c. 10
- Marriages (Pre-contract) Act 1548 c. 23
- Payment of Tenths to King Act 1548 c. 20
- Perpetuation of Acts, 1548 c. 32
- Purveyors Act 1548 c. 3
- Recognizances Act 1548 c. 31
- Religious Houses Act 1548 c. 7
- Rye and Winchelsea Act 1548 c. 30
- Sheriff of Northumberland Act 1548 c. 34
- Sheriffs Act 1548 c. 4
- Sheriff's County Court Act 1548 c. 25
- Sodomy Act 1548 c. 29
- Soldiers Act 1548 c. 2
- Taxation Act 1548 c. 35
- Taxation Act 1548 c. 36
- Traffic with Iceland, etc. Act 1548 c. 6
- Act of Uniformity 1548[1] — 2 & 3 Edw. 6. c. 1.
- Victuallers, etc. Act 1548 c. 15
Private Acts
edit- Assignment of lands to Lord Thomas Howard's sons. c. 13
- Assurance of lands to Earl of Bath, Margaret Long, Lord Fitzwarren and Frances Kitson. c. 18
- Bartholomew Burgoyn's abscondence overseas. c. 12
- Confirmation of the foundation of Stamford School. c. 21
- Exeter City: enlargement of the boundary. c. 10
- Foundation of Berkhamstead School. c. 20
- Foundation of St. Alban's school by Richard Bourman. c. 14
- Kent Gavelkind lands. c. 1
- Maintenance of the Isle of Anglesey Sessions and Court Days at Beaumaris. c. 15
- Mayor of Newcastle and Edward Lawson. c. 19
- Restitution in blood of Edward Charleton. c. 4
- Restitution in blood of Frances Carewe. c. 3
- Restitution in blood of Henry Weston. c. 6
- Restitution in blood of Ralph Bygode. c. 7
- Restitution in blood of Sir George Darcy. c. 2
- Restitution in blood of Sir Ralph Bulmer. c. 5
- Restitution in blood of Thomas Percy. c. 8
- Union of churches in Lincoln. c. 9
- Uniting of churches in Stamford. c. 11
- Uniting of Ongar and Greenstead Churches ( Essex). c. 16
- Uniting of the churches of St. Clements and St. Nicholas, Rochester. c. 17
1549 (3 & 4 Edw. VI)
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edit- Butter and Cheese Act 1549 c. 21
- Buying Cattle Act 1549 c. 19
- Buying of Hides Act 1549 c. 9
- Canon Law Act 1549 c. 11
- Certain Fee-farm rents Act 1549 c. 18
- Consecration of Bishops, etc. Act 1549 c. 12
- Continuance of Statute of Sewers Act 1549 c. 8
- Crown Lands Act 1549 c. 4
- Custos Rotulorum Act 1549 c. 1
- General Pardon Act 1549 c. 24
- Improvement of Commons Act 1549 c. 3
- Journeymen Act 1549 c. 22
- Leather Act 1549 c. 6
- Prophecies Act 1549 c. 15
- Putting away of Books and Images Act 1549 c. 10
- Restitution of Mary Seymour Act 1549 c. 14
- Restitution of Sir William Sherington Act 1549 c. 13
- Riot Act 1549 c. 5
- Taxation Act 1549 c. 23
- Unlawful Hunting Act 1549 c. 17
- Vagabonds Act 1549 c. 16
- Victuallers, etc. Act 1549 c. 20
- Wild Fowl Act 1549 c. 7
- Woollen Cloths Act 1549 c. 2
Private Acts
edit- Creation of a churchyard at West Drayton. c. 1
- Disinheriting William West. c. 4
- Duke of Somerset's fine and ransom. c. 7
- Restitution in blood of Sir William Hussey. c. 6
- Restitution in blood of Thomas Isleye. c. 5
- River Dee weirs (Chester). c. 2
- Wells Church dividends and quotidians. c. 3
1551 (5 & 6 Edw. VI)
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edit- Alehouses Act 1551 c. 25
- Brawling Act 1551[1] — 5 & 6 Edw. 6. c. 4.
- Clergy Marriage Act 1551[1] — 5 & 6 Edw. 6. c. 12.
- Continuance of Acts 1551 c. 17
- Forestallers Act 1551 c. 14
- Gig Mills Act 1551 c. 22
- Holy Days and Fasting Days Act 1551[1] — 5 & 6 Edw. 6. c. 3.
- Making of Hats, etc. Act 1551 c. 24
- Monasteries, etc. Act 1551 c. 13
- Money Act 1551 c. 19
- Navigation Act 1551 c. 18
- Pedlars Act 1551 c. 21
- Poor Act 1551 c. 2
- Proclamations and Exigents (Lancaster) Act 1551 c. 26
- Regratours of Tanned Leather Act 1551 c. 15
- Robbery Act 1551 c. 9
- Robbery Act 1551 c. 10
- Sale of Offices Act 1551[2] ― 5 & 6 Edw. 6. c. 16. ― "An Act against buyings and sellings of offices."
- Stuffing of Feather Beds, etc. Act 1551 c. 23
- Tillage Act 1551 c. 5
- Treason Act 1551[1] — 5 & 6 Edw. 6. c. 11.
- Act of Uniformity 1551[1] — 5 & 6 Edw. 6. c. 1.
- Usury Act 1551 c. 20
- Wool Act 1551 c. 7
- Woollen Cloth Act 1551 c. 6
- Woollen Cloth Act 1551 c. 8
Private Acts
edit- Assurance of Lady Abergavenny's jointure. c. 6
- Assurance of lands sold by the King to the City of London. c. 2
- Assurance of manor of Merevale (Warwickshire) and other lands to Sir William Devereux. c. 1
- Denization of wives and children of Edward Allen, John Rogers, John Madwell and James Bylney.8 c. 7
- Erection of the Cathedral Church of St. Peter of Westminster, and uniting it to the jurisdiction of the Bishop of London. c. 10
- Foundation of Pocklington Grammar School [Yorkshire]. c. 8
- Frustration of assurance of lands to Duke of Somerset by Earl of Oxford. c. 9
- Limitation of the late Edward, Duke of Somerset's estate. c. 11
- Marquis of Northampton's marriage. c. 4
- Restitution in blood of Sir John Fortescue. c. 5
- Restitution of the heirs of Sir John Nevill. c. 3
1553 (7 Edw. VI)
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edit- Assize of Fuel Act 1553 c. 7
- Attainder of Duke of Northumberland and others Act 1553 c. 16
- Brawling Act 1553 c. 3
- Cloths Act 1553 c. 9
- College of Physicians Act 1553 c. 9
- Continuance of Acts, 1553 c. 11
- Continuance of Acts, 1553 c. 13
- Crown Lands Act 1553 c. 3
- Crown Revenues Act 1553 c. 1
- Dissolution of Certain Courts Act 1553 c. 2
- Dissolution of Courts Act 1553 c. 10
- Exportation Act 1553 c. 6
- Fines of Land Act 1553 c. 7
- Fulling of Caps Act 1553 c. 8
- Gaols Act 1553 c. 14
- Gateside united to Newcastle-upon-Tyne Act 1553 c. 10
- General Pardon Act 1553 c. 14
- Hats and Caps Act 1553 c. 11
- Legitimacy of the Queen, etc. Act 1553 c. 1
- Limitation of Actions Act 1553 c. 5
- Payment of Tenths to King Act 1553 c. 4
- Repeal of Acts, 1553 c. 2
- Riot Act 1553 c. 12
- Sheriff Not to Act as Justice Act 1553 c. 8
- Taxation Act 1553 c. 12
- Taxation Act 1553 c. 13
- Taxation Act 1553 c. 17
- Taxation Act 1553 c. 18
Private Acts (7 Edw. VI)
edit- Bishopric of Durham dissolution and re-erection; erection of new bishopric at Newcastle. c. 1
- Denization of children of Richard Hills and Nicholas Wheler. c. 3
- Restitution in blood of Sir Edward Seymour. c. 2
- ↑ 1.00 1.01 1.02 1.03 1.04 1.05 1.06 1.07 1.08 1.09 Short title from the Statute Law Revision Act 1948, Second Schedule.
- ↑ Short title from the Short Titles Act 1896, First Schedule.
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