14:-- . . . if any House, being kept as an Inn by a Person duly licensed as aforesaid, shall be or about to be pulled down or occupied under the Provisions of any Act for the improvement of the Highways or for any other Public purpose; or shall be, by Fire, Tempest or some other unforeseen and avoidable Calamity, rendered unfit for the Reception of Travellers, and for other legal Purposes of an Inn; it shall be lawful for the Justices . . . to grant to the person whose house shall as aforesaid have been or shall about to be pulled down, or have become unfit for the Reception of Travellers, or for the other legal Purposes of an Inn, and who shall open and keep as an inn some other fit and convenient House, a Licence to sell exciseable Liquors by Retail to be drunk or consumed therein . . .