IX. Being sensible, that several officers, who were engaged in our service in Ireland, and eminently acted and suffered therein, have by the partiality and injustice of the powers then in being received no satisfaction for the same, we are therefore further pleased graciously to declare, that all commissioned officers, their heirs or assigns, who [...] served our royal father or ourself in the wars in Ireland, at any time before 5 June 1649, other than those who have received lands or money, for their pay due unto them since the 5 June 1649 shall be satisfied their respective personal arrears out of the particulars following, viz. out of the forfeited lands, tenements, and hereditaments, undisposed of to adventurers or soldiers, in the counties of Wicklow, Longford, Leitrim, and Donegal, out of all the forfeited lands tenements and hereditaments, undisposed of in the province of Connaught and county of Clare, lying within one mile of the river Shannon or of the sea, commonly called the Mile line, out of all the houses and tenements, forfeited in Ireland, in the several walled towns and corporations, and lands thereunto belonging, not already set out to the adventurers or soldiers [...] out of the benefit arising from the redemption of mortgages, statutes-staples, and judgments, where the lands are not already disposed of to adventurers or soldiers, [...] out of one year's rent and profits of the lands set out to the officers and soldiers for their arrears in the year 1653, and likewise of the army now in being, [...] as also out of one year and a half's rent, and profits arising out of the lands for the arrears of those officers and soldiers who were ordered, or received satisfaction for their said arrears, in the years 1655, 1656, and 1657, [...]