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<P> AN ORDINANCE OF The <HI>Lords</HI> and <HI>Commons</HI> a&s;&s;embled IN PARLIAMENT, For the &s;ecuring tho&s;e Apprentices from indempnity, that will Li&s;t them&s;elves under the command of Sir <HI>William Waller.</HI></P>
<P>Al&s;o, Two &s;peciall Orders, <HI>VIZ.</HI></P>
<P N="1">I. That all Truncks, and other Carriages that come out of the City, be &s;earched at the Courts of Guards; And tho&s;e to be tryed by a Councell of War, that &s;hall &s;end either Flax, Brim&s;tone or Saltpeter, or other provi&s;ion for War, by wa|ter or land the&s;e Ten dayes, without Licen&s;e.</P>
<P N="2">II. That a Collection be made in all Pari&s;h-Churches and Chappels throughout <HI>London</HI> and <HI>We&s;tmin&s;ter,</HI> for &s;ick and maymed Souldiers; And that the &s;aid Order be read in all the Churches and Chappels as afore&s;aid, upon the 27. of September, being a publique Fa&s;t-day.</P>
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<P>ORdered by the Commons in Parliament, That this Or|dinance and Orders be forthwith printed &amp; publi&s;hed: </P>
<CLOSER><SIGNED>H: El&s;ynge, Cler. Parl. D. Com.</SIGNED></CLOSER>
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<P>Printed for <HI>Edward Husbands,</HI> September 26. 1643.</P>
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<OPENER><DATELINE><DATE><HI>Die Veneris</HI> 15 <HI>Septem.</HI> 1643.</DATE></DATELINE></OPENER>
<P>WHereas in times of common Danger and Nece&s;sity, the in|tere&s;t of private per&s;ons ought to give way to the Publique; It is Ordained and Declared by the Lords and Com|mons in Parliament, That &s;uch Ap|prentices unto VVatermen, plying and Rowing upon the River of <HI>Thames,</HI> as have been or &s;hall be Li&s;ted, to &s;erve as Souldiers, for the Defence of the Pro|te&s;tant Religion, and Liberty of the Kingdom, His Maje&s;ties Regall Per|&s;on, the Parliament, and the city of <HI>Lon|don,</HI> under the command of Sir <HI>William Waller;</HI> Their Sureties, and &s;uch as &s;tand ingaged for them, &s;hall be &s;ecured again&s;t their Ma&s;ters, their Executors
<PB N="4" REF="3"> and Admini&s;trators, from all lo&s;&s;e and inconveniencie, by forfeiture of Bonds, Covenants, Infranchi&s;ements, or other|wi&s;e: And that after this Publique &s;er|vice ended, the Ma&s;ters of &s;uch Ap|prentices &s;hall be commanded and re|quired to receive them again into their &s;ervice, without impo&s;ing upon them any puni&s;hment, lo&s;&s;e or prejudice for their ab&s;ence, in the Defence of the commonwealth.</P>
<P>And the Lords and Commons do further declare, That if it &s;hall appear, that the Ma&s;ters of &s;uch Apprentices have received any con&s;iderable lo&s;&s;e by the ab&s;ence of their Apprentices, they will take care that rea&s;onable &s;atisfacti|on &s;hall be made unto them out of the Publique-Stock of the Kingdom, ac|cording to Iu&s;tice and Indifferency.</P>
<CLOSER><SIGNED>H. El&s;ynge, Cler. Parl. D. Com.</SIGNED></CLOSER>
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<OPENER><DATELINE><DATE><HI>Die Sabbathi,</HI> 23 <HI>Septem.</HI> 1643.</DATE></DATELINE></OPENER>
<P>IT is this Day Ordered by the Commons a&s;|&s;embled in Parliament, That all Trunks and other carriages that come out of the City, to pa&s;&s;e the Courts of Guards, &s;hall not pa&s;&s;e till they be &s;earched by &s;uch Men as the Commit|tee for the <HI>Militia</HI> &s;hall depute, or by the Courts of Guards. And that my Lord Major be de&s;i|red to give order, That no Flax, Brim&s;tone, or Saltpeter, or other things that tends to the ma|king Provi&s;ions for War, be permitted to pa&s;&s;e the&s;e 10 daies either by water or by land, unles it be by Warrant under the hand of <HI>Mr. Speaker;</HI> And that &s;uch Goods &s;hall be good prizes as &s;hall be &s;o &s;eized; And it is left to the Com|mittee for the <HI>Militia,</HI> to reward tho&s;e that &s;hall &s;o &s;eize the &s;ame out of the &s;aid Goods, and the Per&s;ons that &s;hall &s;o &s;end any of the &s;aid Goods as afore&s;aid, &s;hall be &s;ecured and tryed by a Councell of War; And this Order is to be Printed and Publi&s;hed, and to be &s;ent to the &s;everall Courts of Guards by the Com|mittee for the <HI>Militia.</HI></P>
<CLOSER><SIGNED>H: El&s;ynge, Cler. Parl. D. Com.</SIGNED></CLOSER>
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<OPENER><DATELINE><DATE><HI>Die Sabbathi,</HI> 23 <HI>Septemb.</HI> 1643.</DATE></DATELINE></OPENER>
<P>IT is this day Ordered by the Com|mons a&s;&s;embled in Parliament, That on VVedne&s;day next (being the day appointed for publique Humiliation) there &s;halbe a collection made in all the Pari&s;h-Churches, in and about the cities of <HI>London</HI> and <HI>We&s;tmin&s;ter,</HI> that are mentioned in the weekly Bill of Mor|tallity, as al&s;o in the &s;everall Chap|pels within the &s;aid Limits, by the Churchwardens, and other Officers of the &s;aid Pari&s;hes and Chappels, for and towards the relief of &s;ick and maimed Souldiers; And the Monies by them &s;o collected, they are not to detain, upon any pretence what&s;oever, but make payment thereof at Tallow-chandlers-Hall neer Dowgate, on Friday next, being the 29 of this in&s;tant September,
<PB N="7" REF="4"> 1643. unto Mr. <HI>William Greenhill,</HI> Mr. <HI>John Pocock,</HI> Mr. <HI>John Randall,</HI> and Mr. <HI>Richard Hutchin&s;on,</HI> (or any two of them) citizens of London, appointed to be Trea&s;urers for the receiving and paying of Monies to &s;ick and maimed Souldiers. And it is hereby likewi&s;e Ordered, That the Mini&s;ters of the &s;aid &s;everall Pari&s;hes and Chappels &s;hall ear|ne&s;tly per&s;wade the people freely to contribute to this &s;o pious, charitable, and honourable a work, in this time of great extremity, there being many mai|med men here already, &amp; more expect|ed from the Army, for the recovery and cure of whom there is great rea&s;on to provide, they having &s;o freely &amp; cheer|fully hazzarded their lives, for the pre|&s;ervation of all our Lives, Liberties, and the true Prote&s;tant Religion.</P>
<CLOSER><SIGNED>H: El&s;ynge, Cler: Parl: D: Com.</SIGNED></CLOSER>
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