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Bishop of Limerick may convey his house to use of him and his successors.
to be paid by successor as before.
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III. And that it shall and may be lawful, to, and for Thomas lord bishop of Limerick, to convey his dwelling house in Limerick with the appurtenances, to the use of him and his successors, bishops of Limerick; and that in such case he shall be paid for his disbursements, in purchasing, building, improving and repairing the same, being first certified and ascertained as aforesaid, as to two thirds thereof, by his next immediate successor, who shall likewise have one moiety, or half of his payment from his next successor in like manner, and with like remedy as aforesaid.
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