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<NAME>Mona Logarbo</NAME>
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<HEAD>&para; By the Queene.</HEAD>
<P>_FOra&s;much as the Queenes Maie&s;tie our &s;oueraigne Ladie, is credibly en|formed, that the infection of the plague is at this pre&s;ent in &s;undrie places in and about the Citie of London, and in other places neere adioyning to the &s;ame, whereby the continuance thereof, through the greater repaire and re|&s;ort of her louing Subiects, great perill and danger might not onely en&s;ue vnto her mo&s;t royall per&s;on, but al&s;o vnto her mo&s;t louing &s;ubiects, re|pairing thither for their &s;uites and cau&s;es, and thereby al&s;o giue occa&s;ion of di&s;per&s;ing of the &s;ame in other parts of the Realme: Her Maie&s;tie for the &s;aid nece&s;&s;ary con&s;iderations, and hoping that the &s;ame will by the goodne&s;&s;e of Almighty God, with the coolene&s;&s;e of the yeare, and &s;uch whole&s;ome orders as are taken in her &s;aid Citie, the rather cea&s;e by the adiournement of part of this next tearme of Saint Michael now at hand, from the <HI>vtas</HI> of the &s;ame, vn|till after the fea&s;t of all Saints next comming, of her &s;peciall fauour and clemencie, is plea&s;ed and con|tented, to adiourne the &s;aid tearme of &s;aint Michael, that is to &s;ay, from the <HI>vtas</HI> thereof, vnto <HI>Cra&s;tino a<GAP DESC="illegible" EXTENT="1 letter">imarum,</HI> next comming. Which her Maie&s;tie &s;ignifieth to all and &s;inguler her louing &s;ubiects of this her Realme, to the intent, that they, and euery of them, which hath cau&s;e of commandement to ap|peare in any of her highne&s;&s;e courts at We&s;tmin&s;ter, in or at any day or time, from, and after the &s;aide <HI>vtas</HI> of Saint Michael, may tary at their dwellings, or where their bu&s;ine&s;&s;e otherwi&s;e &s;hall lye, with|out re&s;orting to any of the &s;aid Courts for that cau&s;e, before <HI>Cra&s;tino animarum,</HI> next comming, and that without danger of forfeiture, penaltie, or contempt, to incurre towarde her Highne&s;&s;e in that behalfe. And neuerthele&s;&s;e her Maie&s;ties plea&s;ure is, that two of her Iu&s;tices, that is to &s;ay, of either bench one, &s;hall the fir&s;t day of Michaelmas Tearme, called <HI>Octabis Michaelis,</HI> according to the ancient order of her Lawes, keepe the e&s;&s;oines of the &s;aide <HI>Octabis Michaelis,</HI> at which <HI>vtas</HI> of Saint Michael, writtes of ad|iournement &s;halbe directed to the &s;aid Iu&s;tices, giuing them authoritie to adiourne the &s;aide Tearme of Saint Michael, that is to &s;ay, from the <HI>vtas</HI> thereof, vntill <HI>Cra&s;tino animarum,</HI> as before is &s;aid: And the &s;ame adiournement &s;halbe made in the fir&s;t day of the &s;aid <HI>vtas,</HI> commonly called the day of the e&s;&s;oines. And further her Maie&s;ties plea&s;ure is, that all maters, cau&s;es and &s;uites, depending in any of her other Courts betweene partie and partie, as in her Highne&s;&s;e Courts of Chauncerie, Starre chamber, and Exchequer, Courts of wards and liueries, and Duchie of Lanca&s;ter, &s;hall haue coutinuance, and the parties &s;hall haue day from the date of the&s;e pre&s;ents vnto <HI>Cra&s;tino animarum,</HI> as before is &s;aid.</P>
<P>Prouided alway, and her Maie&s;ties plea&s;ure and commandement is, that all Collectors, Receiuers, Sheriffes, and other accomptants, &amp; all other per&s;ons that ought or &s;hould accompt or pay any &s;umme or &s;ummes of money in any of her Maie&s;ties court of Exchequer, courts of wardes and liueries, or of her Duchie of Lanca&s;ter, or in any of them, or to enter into any accompt in any of the &s;ame courts, &s;hall re|paire vnto the accu&s;tomed places at We&s;tmin&s;ter, where her Highne&s;&s;e hath appointed &s;uch officers and mini&s;ters, as for that purpo&s;e her Maie&s;tie hath thought expedient, and there to pay, and doe in euery behalfe, as though no &s;uch Proclamation of adiournement had bene had or made: any thing mentioned in this pre&s;ent proclamation, or in any writ of adiournement to the contrary, notwith&s;tanding. Willing and commanding all and euery of her Maie&s;ties officers, mini&s;ters and &s;ubiects, to whom it doth or &s;hall appertaine, to ob&s;erue and keep their a&s;&s;emblies and apparances, with all their returnes and certificats in her Higne&s;&s;e &s;aid Courts at We&s;tmin&s;ter in <HI>Cra&s;tino animarum</HI> next comming, then and there to bee holden and kept, and there to do their offices and dueties in euery behalfe, in like manner and forme as they &s;hould or ought to haue done, if this pre&s;ent Proclamation had not bene had or made, as they will an&s;were to the contrary at their perils.</P>
<CLOSER><DATELINE>Giuen at her Maie&s;ties Honor of Hampton Court <DATE>the fir&s;t day of October, in the &s;ixtenth yeere of her Maie&s;ties Raigne.</DATE></DATELINE><LB>
&para; God &s;aue the Queene.</CLOSER>
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<P>&para; Imprinted at London by Newgate Market, next vnto Chri&s;ts Church, by Richarde Iugge, Printer to the Queenes Maie&s;tie,</P>
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<P>Cum priuilegio Regiae Maie&s;tatis.</P>
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