A N D to the End that the said _William Penn_, or his Heirs, or other the
Planters, Owners, or Inhabitants of the said Province, may not at any
Time hereafter (by Misconstruction of the Power aforesaid) through
Inadvertency or Design, depart from that Faith and due Allegiance, which
by the Laws of this our Realm of _England_, they and all our Subjects,
in our Dominions and Territories, always owe to us, our Heirs and
Successors, by Colour of any Extent or Largeness of Powers hereby given,
or pretended to be given, or by Force or Colour of any Laws hereafter to
be made in the said Province, by Virtue of any such Powers; O U R farther
Will and Pleasure is, That a Transcript or Duplicate of all Laws, which
shall be so as aforesaid made and published within the said Province,
shall within five Years after the making thereof, be transmitted, and
delivered to the Privy Council, for the Time being of us, our Heirs and
Successors: And if any of the said Laws within the Space of six Months
after that they shall be so transmitted and delivered, be declared by
us, our Heirs and Successors, in our or their Privy Council,
inconsistent with the Sovereignty, or lawful Prerogative of us, our
Heirs or Successors, or contrary to the Faith and Allegiance due to the
legal Government of this Realm, from the said _William Penn_, or his
Heirs, or of the Planters and Inhabitants of the said Province, and that
thereupon any of the said Laws shall be adjudged and declared to be void
by us, our Heirs and Successors, under our or their Privy Seal, that
then and from thenceforth, such Laws, concerning which such Judgment and
Declaration shall be made, shall become void: Otherwise the said Laws so
transmitted, shall remain, and stand in full Force, according to the
true Intent and Meaning thereof.