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<OPENER><DATELINE><DATE>XXIII. Maij 1587. Anno 29. Elizabethae Reginae.</DATE></DATELINE></OPENER>
<HEAD>&leaf; A publication of an order lately gran|ted by the Queenes Maie&s;tie, in fauour of a great number of her <HI>lo|uing &s;ubiectes, occupying the trade of Clothing in the Realme;</HI> whereby they may haue better &s;ales of their Clothes to be tran&s;por|ted out of the Realme by the Porte of London.</HEAD>
<P>_WHereas the Clothiers heretofore haue v&s;ed onely to &s;el their clothes which they brought to a place called Black well hall in London, where none but the Marchant Aduenturers did accu&s;tomably buye the &s;ame, and where al&s;o none but free men of the citie might bargaine for any the &s;ayde clothes with the clothiers: The Queenes Maie&s;tie in fauour of the &s;aide clothiers, to the ende they may haue moe Marchants to buy their clothes, is plea&s;ed that both the Marchants of the Stillyard re&s;ident in London, and all other Marchants &s;trangers what&s;oeuer, and al&s;o all other Mar|chants of the realme though they be not free of the company of the Marchant Aduenturers, &s;hall &amp; may buy lawfully of the &s;aid Clothiers any cloth being vnwrought, vnbarbed or vn&s;horne, not|with&s;tanding any law to the contrary prohibiting the &s;ame, &amp; &s;hall haue full libertie to &s;hip &amp; cary away out of the porte of London any &s;uch clothes: and of her Maie&s;ties further fauours the Mar|chants &s;hal vnder&s;tand at the Cu&s;tome hou&s;e in London, what cu&s;tomes and dueties they &s;hal pay.</P>
<P>And further it is ordered that all Marchants, &s;trangers and Engli&s;h, that &s;hall not haue libertie to buy any clothes at Black well hall, or within the liberties of the citie of London, &s;hall and may at their will bargaine for and buy, all maner of clothes in the citie of Me&s;tmin&s;ter, at a hou&s;e appoynted for the &s;ame in the Kings &s;treete commonly called the George, where conuenient roome is prouided for that purpo&s;e, and to which place, the clothiers may bring or cau&s;e to bee brought all &s;uch clothes as they &s;hall not bee di&s;po&s;ed to &s;ell within the citie of London.</P>
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<P>&leaf; Imprinted at London by C. B.</P>
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