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<P>TWO ORDINANCES Of The LORDS and COMMONS A&s;&s;embled in PARLIAMENT. Concerning the Trained Bands of the Cities of London and We&s;tmin&s;ter, and the County of Middle&s;ex, for their better appea|rance and execution of their duties as often as they &s;hall be called thereunto, by their Captaines or other Officers. Al&s;o that every Captaine &s;hall choo&s;e a Mar&s;hall for his Company, to take notice of De|linquents, and put the former Order in Execution, and to have out of every five &s;hillings, twelve pence for his paines.</P>
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<OPENER><DATELINE><DATE>Die Martis, 2. Maii, 1643.</DATE></DATELINE></OPENER>
<P><HI>ORdered by the Lords and Commons A&s;&s;embled in Parlia|ment, that the&s;e two Ordinances &s;hall be forthwith Printed and publi&s;hed.</HI> </P>
<CLOSER><SIGNED>John Browne Cler. Parliamento.</SIGNED></CLOSER>
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<P>May 4. Printed for John Wright, in the Old-Bailey. 1643.</P>
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<HEAD>TWO ORDINANCES Of the Lords and Commons a&s;&s;embled in PARLIAMENT. <HI>Die Martis,</HI> 2. <HI>Maii,</HI> 1643.</HEAD>
<P>_WHereas by an Order of Par|liament, of the fourth of <HI>Ja|nuary</HI> la&s;t, It was Ordered that the Colonells, Cap|taines, and Lieutenants of the Trained Bands, or o|thers in the Cities of <HI>Lon|don</HI> and <HI>We&s;tmin&s;ter,</HI> and the Suburbs thereof, and the County of <HI>Middle&s;ex,</HI> might inflict the puni&s;hment of two dayes Impri|&s;onment without Bayle or Main-prize, or the Mulct of five &s;hillings for &s;upply of the Service, upon &s;uch Souldiers under their commands as &s;hould not repaire to their Colours at the time appoynted, and
<PB REF="3"> to doe their duties there, when, and as often as they &s;hould be thereunto required, unle&s;&s;e they be rea&s;onably excu&s;ed by their Captain or Lieutenant; Which Order is not onely trouble&s;ome, but begets much di&s;affection betwixt the chiefe Officers and Souldiers, And therefore it is not &s;o fully executed upon the Offenders as it ought to be; Thereforo it is this day Ordered by the Lords and Commons now A&s;&s;embled in Parliament, That for the better Execution of the fore&s;aid Order in every particular branch therein contained, (which every Captaine re&s;pectively is hereby required to doe) every of the &s;aid Captaines re&s;pectively &s;hall elect and appoynt, one able per&s;on to be Mar&s;hall of his Trained Band, who &s;hall by vertue of this Ordinance re|paire to &s;uch Souldiers as his Captaine or Lieu|tenant &s;hall from time to time give him notice of, that have made Breach of the fore&s;aid Order of the fourth of <HI>Ianuary,</HI> or any part thereof; Which Mar&s;hall &s;o Elected, &s;hall with a Con&s;table, who is hereby required to a&s;&s;i&s;t him and &s;uch o|thers as he &s;hall call to ayde him, in the name of his Captaine, inflict (according to the &s;ame Order) the puni&s;hment of two dayes Impri&s;onment upon him, or them, or the Mulct of five &s;hillings, which he &s;hall forthwith after the Receipt of the &s;ame, deli|ver and pay to his Captaine, to be imployed as by the &s;ame Order is appoynted; And for the paines taken of every &s;uch Mar&s;hall and to encourage him the better to performe his Office; It is al&s;o Orde|red, that every Captain re&s;pectively &s;hall allow un|to him the &s;aid Mar&s;hall, out of every five &s;hillings
<PB REF="3"> &s;o Collected as afore&s;aid, the &s;um of twelve pence, and if any &s;uch Mar&s;hall &s;hall be found, remi&s;&s;e, negligent, or partiall, in not performing the tru&s;t in him repo&s;ed; It is likewi&s;e Ordered, That everie Captaine may at his plea&s;ure di&s;mi&s;&s;e him from his place, and Elect another in his &s;tead, which he &s;hall conceive to be more faithfull to performe the &s;ame; Al&s;o it is Ordered, by the Lords &amp; Commons now A&s;&s;embled in Parliament, That if any Souldier, or Souldiers, Li&s;ted under any of the Captaines before mentioned, &s;hall in the time of his or their Service, when he or they &s;hall be commanded to doe duty, revile, or give any ill be&s;eeming language to the Captaine, or other Officer belonging unto him, or neglect to doe &s;uch duty, as at anytime ought or &s;hall be impo&s;ed upon him, or them, that then the Captaine or Lieutenant, may upon the Examinati|on thereof, commit &s;uch Souldier or Souldiers as &s;hall &s;o offend to Pri&s;on, there to remain 24. houres without Bayle or Maine-pri&s;e; And that every Captaine re&s;pectively &s;hall be &s;aved harmele&s;&s;e by the Authority of both Hou&s;es of Parliament, for Executing the &s;everall Orders afore&s;aid, or any of them.</P>
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<HEAD><HI>Die Mercurii,</HI> 4. <HI>Januarii,</HI> 1642.</HEAD>
<P>_WHereas many of the Trained Bands and others, li&s;ted under &s;everall Co|lonels and Cap|taines, inhabiting within the Cities of <HI>London</HI> and <HI>We&s;t|min&s;ter,</HI> and the County of <HI>Middle&s;ex,</HI> have neglected to make their appearance in Armes, to doe &s;uch Service by Day or Night, within the Cities and Liberties afore|&s;aid, and in the Tower of <HI>London,</HI> as of them hath bin required, being law|fully &s;ummoned thereunto by the beat of Drum, or otherwi&s;e, for the defence of
<PB REF="4"> King and Parliament; the &s;afety of the Cities and Tower of <HI>London,</HI> with the adjacent parts, in the County of <HI>Middle|&s;ex:</HI> for the Reformation of &s;o great a neglect, and for the avoyding of &s;o em|minent evils in the&s;e dangerous times, that might en&s;ue thereupon; It is this day Ordered by the Lords and Com|mons now A&s;&s;embled in Parliament, That the Colonels, Captaines, and Li|eutenants of the Trained Bands or o|thers in the Cities of <HI>London</HI> and <HI>We&s;t|min&s;ter,</HI> and the Suburbes thereof, and the County of <HI>Middle&s;ex,</HI> may inflict the puni&s;hment of two dayes Impri&s;onment without Bayle or Main-prize, or the mulct of five &s;hillings, for &s;upply of the &s;ervice, upon &s;uch Souldiers under their Commands, as &s;hall not repaire to their Colours at the time appointed, and doe their duties there, when, and as often as they &s;hall be thereunto required, unle&s;&s;e they be rea&s;onably excu&s;ed, and that made knowne to the Captaine or other chiefe Officers, or being come to their colours,
<PB REF="5"> &s;hall depart before they be lodged, or be|ing to find Armes for others, &s;hall refu&s;e to provide them, or to deliver them, when, and as often as they &s;hall be thereunto required.</P>
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