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Session	Short Title	Title	Statute Number
1695	Relief of creditors against fraudulent devises	For relief of creditors against fraudulent devises.	Not Enacted
1697	Reducing rate of interest from 10 to 8 per cent	For reducing the interest of money from ÂŁ10 to ÂŁ8 per centum.	Not Enacted
1698	Reducing rate of interest	To reduce the interest of money.	Not Enacted
1703	Reducing rate of interest to 8 per cent	For reducing the interest of money to 8 per cent for the future.	2 Anne c.16
1721	Reducing rate of interest to 7 per cent	For reducing the interest of money to 7 per cent.	8 George I c.13
1725	Reducing rate of interest	To reduce the interest of money.	Not Enacted
1731	Reducing rate of interest to 6 per cent	For reducing the interest of money to 6 per cent.	5 George II c.7
1757	Relief of creditors of Burton's, Falkiner's and Harrison's banks	For the more effectual carrying into execution an act, entitled, an act for the relief of the creditors of the bank lately kept by Samuel Burton and Daniel Falkiner, and of the creditors of the bank lately kept by Benjamin Burton, Samuel Burton and Daniel Falkiner, and of the creditors of the bank lately kept by Benjamin Burton and Samuel Burton, and of the creditors of the bank lately kept by Benjamin Burton and Francis Harrison.	31 George II c.12
1759	Relief of creditors of bank kept by Anthony Malone, Nathaniel Clements and John Gore	For the speedy and effectual payment of the creditors of the bank kept by the Right Honourable Anthony Malone, the Right Honourable Nathaniel Clements, and John Gore, esquire.	33 George II c.4
1759	Bankers' creditors	For the better security of the creditors of bankers.	Not Enacted
1765	Reducing rate of interest to 5 per cent	For reducing the interest of money to ÂŁ5 per cent.	Not Enacted
1779	Pawnbrokers and rate of interest	For the purpose of regulating the trade of pawnbrokers, and to enable them to take a higher interest for sums under ÂŁ20 than ÂŁ6 per cent.	Not Enacted
1783	Reducing rate of interest to 6 per cent	To remove doubts and scruples with respect to the construction of an act passed in this kingdom in the 5th year of his late majesty King GeorgeÂ II entitled an act for reducing the interest of money to six per cent.	23 & 24 George III c.55
1785	Pawnbrokers and rate of interest	To establish the business of a pawnbroker, and to authorize such persons as shall be duly qualified to carry on the same to lend money on pawns or pledges, and to receive interest at a higher rate than heretofore was recoverable by law.	Not Enacted
1786	Pawnbrokers and rate of interest	To establish the business of a pawnbroker, and to authorize such persons as shall be duly qualified to carry on the same to lend money on pawns or pledges, and to receive interest at a higher rate than heretofore was receivable by law.	26 George III c.43
1788	Enforcing payment of interest on private loans	To enforce the payment of interest on private loans.	Not Enacted
1788	Reducing rate of interest to 5 per cent	For reducing the interest of money to five per cent.	Not Enacted
1788	Enforcing payment of interest on private loans	To enforce the payment of interest on private loans, and for the relief of widows, younger children, annuitants and others.	Not Enacted
1788	Pawnbrokers and rate of interest	To explain, amend and render more effectual an act passed in the 26th year of the reign of his majesty King GeorgeÂ III entitled an act to establish the business of a pawnbroker, and to authorize such persons as shall be duly qualified to carry on the same to lend money on pawns or pledges, and to receive interest at a higher rate than heretofore was recoverable by law.	28 George III c.49
1794	Pawnbrokers and rate of interest	To amend and render more effectual an act passed in the 26th, and an amendment of said act passed in the 28th years of the reign of his majesty King GeorgeÂ III entitled an act to establish the business of a pawnbroker, and to authorize such persons as shall be duly qualified to carry on the same to lend money on pawns or pledges, and to receive interest at a higher rate than heretofore was recoverable by law.	Not Enacted
1796B	Bankers' notes	For the relief of bankers who have or shall stop payment, or who have or shall conform to the directions of the act of parliament, of the 33 of George II, called the Bankers' Act.	Not Enacted
1800	Bankers' notes	For the relief of bankers, who have or shall stop payment, and who have or shall conform to the directions of the act of parliament of the 33rd year of GeorgeÂ II, called the Bankers' Act.	40 George III c.22