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… Augmentation of the Revenues of the Crown was established, to deal with such matters. The proceedings of this tribunal … Giles and John Welym have trespassed on those premises and taken away the stones, timber, windows and tiles. Moreover … The Commissioners would not suffer the said house to be sold, for that, before the dissolution of the Friars, he …
Acts and Ordinances of the Interregnum
… good subjects in the Kingdome of Ireland; (that there may be a generall humiliation of all the estates of this Kingdome … Almighty God in Fasting and Prayer) was graciously pleased to Command the keeping of a monethly Fast; and to the end … is or shall be committed, that some speedy course may be taken for the severe punishing of such as shall offend …
Acts and Ordinances of the Interregnum
… well bee spared) is a matter of great concernment not only to the Merchant but to this Nation, in regard the said Commodity cannot be had in the parts beyond the Seas, where the same are … and after the said last day of September, no Entries be taken of any Currans that shall be imported into this …
Acts and Ordinances of the Interregnum
… the great Perils and Dangers that may ensue. not only to this Kingdom, but likewise unto that of Ireland, … not knowing what other Supply of Ships and of Store will be further requisite in these Times of Danger, and well … intituled, "An Act for the Relief of the Captives taken by the Turkish, Moorish, and other Pirates, and to …
Acts and Ordinances of the Interregnum
… 1643.] Arms and Horses of all that took part in Rebellion to be seized.; How to be disposed of; Lands, Goods, etc., of all … goodnesse they were wholly Routed, and a very great number taken Prisoners; Now to th'end, the like Inconveniences may …
August 1643: An Ordinance Explaining the former Ordinance for the raising of a Body of Horse for the preservation, peace and safety of the Kingdom, wherein the Tenants in their respective places and habitations, are forthwith to pay the Assessments formerly assessed on the Landlords, to be deducted out of their Rents.
Acts and Ordinances of the Interregnum
… in their respective places and habitations, are forthwith to pay the Assessments formerly assessed on the Landlords, to be deducted out of their Rents. August 1643 [24 August, … to appoint a distress of the Goods of such Tenants to be taken, and to be sold for satisfaction of the same sums of …
Acts and Ordinances of the Interregnum
… Enlargements. August 1643 [18 August, 1643.] Who shall be reputed Delinquents besides such as are described in the … of certain kindes of notorious Delinquents; Ten daies to shew cause.; Popish Recusants convict, and others.; Such … that an exact Inventory, subscribed by all their hands, be taken of all particulars whatsoever, which shall be seized by …
Acts and Ordinances of the Interregnum
… of Gainsborough unto him, is marching towards, and ready to fall upon the Associated counties of Norfolke, Suffolk, … Huntington; or any seven or more of them, three whereof to be Deputy-Lieutenants, and the whole seven to consist of one … during these troubles, or till further order be taken, giving notice from time to time, to them which are to …
August 1643: An Ordinance for the speedy Pressing of 20000 Souldiers, with so many Gunners, Trumpeters, and Chirurgions, as shall be thought fit by the Committees for the six associated Counties of Norfolk, Suffolk, Essex, Cambridge, Hertford-shire and Huntingtonshire, with the City of Norwich, and Isle of Ely.
Acts and Ordinances of the Interregnum
… so many Gunners, Trumpeters, and Chirurgions, as shall be thought fit by the Committees for the six associated … 20,000 Soldiers, together with Gunners, Trumpeters, etc. to be raised within the 6 associated Counties.; Deputy … are authorized (from time to time untill other Order be taken by both Houses of Parliament) to Rayse, Leavie, and …
Acts and Ordinances of the Interregnum
… of the Subject, and the Parliament, are in danger to be subverted, Idolatry and Tyranny like to be introduced, by … hereby authorised from time to time, untill other Order be taken by both Houses of Parliament, to raise, leavy, and …