Provided always, That the president of the said College shall have liberty to inspect the said register, from time to time, as often as he shall think proper, provided such inspection be made at the College, and in the presence of the secretary to the said commissioners.
And be it further enacted, That if any person shall apply to one of the commissioners, in order to be informed whether any particular person or persons have been confined in any of the said licensed houses, and the said commissioners shall think it reasonable to permit such inquiry to be made, and shall sign an order, directed to the secretary for that purpose; he, the said secretary, is hereby required, upon the receipt of such order, to make search upon his papers: and if it shall appear upon such search, that the person or persons so enquired after have been confined in any of the said houses, the said secretary shall immediately acquaint the persons so applying with the name of the keeper in whose house, and also the names of those by whose direction and advice, such person or persons have been so confined.
And be it further enacted, That the said treasurer shall, and is hereby required to pay to each of the commissioners for every time they shall, in obedience to this act, or any requisition therein contained, visit and inspect any such licensed house or place, as aforesaid, within the limits aforesaid, the sum of one guinea; and shall also pay and discharge all such reasonable expenses of the said commissioners as they shall, from time to time, incur in the execution of this act; and the said treasurer is hereby required, from time to time, to keep an exact and true account of all monies by him received and disbursed in relation to this act, and shall enter such account in a book to be kept for that purpose; which book shall be lodged in the box or chest where the register of the proceedings of the said commissioners is directed to be kept, as aforesaid: which accounts shall be produced to the president of the said college, when required by the said president and elects, to be examined and settled by them; and if, upon such examination, the said accounts shall appear to be just and reasonable, the same shall be allowed and signed by the said president, and at least four of the elects, and shall be by the said president reported, together with the other accounts, at the next General Meeting of the said college; and the said account, being so allowed, signed, and reported, shall be a full discharge to the said treasurer for so much money as shall in such account appear to have been disbursed by him, on account of the execution of this act.