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and execution may be sued;
and suits there depending not to abate by said removal or attainder.
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VI. Provided also, That where such judgments shall remain unsatisfied, it shall and may be lawful to and for such person or persons, that have obtained such judgment, to take out execution by capias or fieri facias against any such person or persons, against whom such judgment is so had or obtained, in any county or place whatsoever within this realm; and that no suit or action, which was depending in any of the said courts of Tipperary on the tenth of September last, shall be abated or discontinued by such removal, or by the attainder of the said James Butler late duke of Ormond: but the said court of Common-pleas shall proceed from the time of such removal to hold plea, give judgment, and award execution thereon, as if the said action, plea, or suit, had been originally commenced in the said court of Common-pleas.
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