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Sir Thom” Fairfax Army,

' Together with the feverall I om and Orders of the 1'
Commons aﬂ'embled 1n Parliament, concerning
A s s E s M E 1373‘ for Sir T120. Fairfax Army.

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An Ordinance of the Lords and Commons af-i
{Enabled in Parliament, for fecuring theEighty
thoufand pounds, advanced by and under the.

eight Treafurers hereafter named, and fora
, further Provifion for the Railing and Main;

taining of the Forces under the Command of
Slr Thomas Fairfax. ‘

§§M§Or the better f ecuring of the Eighty than»
«as: F a

land pounds, undertaken to belent by di~

vers perfons, afwell Aldermen as Mer—

- a a chants and others, and for the more or-
§§§§§ derl y receiving and ilTuing out of the Mo-
" ~ neysappointed to be Taxed and Leavied.

by the- Ordinance of both Houfes of Parliament, made
the ﬁfteenth of February laﬁ, for the raiﬁng and maintain.
ing the Forces under the command of Sir Thomas Fair-
fax : Be it Ordained, and it is Ordained by the Lords
and Commons—"in Parliament allembled, That Sir 330/212
Walla/ion Knight, T karma Adams, 950/972 Warner, and T50-
rmat Andrews, Aldermen of the City ofLorm’on; Aérabam
Chamberlain, George Within}, Francis Allen, and "fab: De—
tbz‘ck of London, Merchants, {hall be Treafurers at War
during the ten Moneths méntionedis the faid former Or-
dinance of the ﬁfteenth of Fcémary lafl, And be it like;
Wife Ordained, That the {aid Treafurer‘s at War {hall re-'

,, ceive from the {everall Lenders of the {aid Money, the
Sum" of Eighty thou‘fand pongds, and from the {Everall'

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w Col leaors of all other the Moneys to be Taxed,Leavi’ed
and paid by vertue of the faid former Ordinance of the

I ﬁfteenth of Feﬁmary'laft, the faid Sums to be Leavyed, .

Taxed, and paid;_whieh feverall Sums of Money (hall be"
by them paid to the ﬁid "l‘regfurers, and iifued forth for
the railing and maintaining of the {aid Forces, and. the

charges incident to the fame ; And for the reimburﬁng '

and repayment of the [aid Lenders,the faid [hm of Eighty
thoufand pOundS‘,With the Interefi; thereof,after the rate of
8.1.120 cemfré the time of the lending thereoﬂto the time
. of the repayment thereof, to the feverall Lenders of the
fame,'their Executors and Adminilirators, 0r iuch other
perfon or perfons, to whom the {aid Lender-s, their Exe-
cutors or Ad minifirators (1131 under their refpeétive hands
- in writing,appoint the fame or any part thereof to be paid,
and the faid Treafurers or any two of them (one of‘them
.hein g an Alderman, the Other 21 Commoner) {hall have
power, and are hereby anthorized, in j oyned and required

to repay the {aid Eighty thoufand pounds unto the {aid

Lenders, their Executors or Aﬁignes, or fuch pcrfon or

perfons their Aﬂigne—es as aiorefaid, in "manner and form '

following, vw’z. Twenty ﬁx thoufand, ﬁx hundred, ﬁxty
ﬁx' pounds, thirteen {hilling5,and four pence :, with fuch
Intereﬁ thereof at one entire payment out,of the Moneys
to be Taxed, Leavyed and paid for the Collection-of the
ﬁfth moneth, by vertue of the {aid former Ordinances;
Twenty ﬁx thouiand, ﬁx hundred, fixty ﬁx pounds,thir-
teen .fhillings four pence, with the Intereﬁ thereof, at one
entire payment out of the Moneys to be Taxcd, Leavyed
and paid for the fin moneths Colleétion, by vertue of the
[aid former Ordinance: And twenty ﬁx thoul'and, ﬁx
hundred, fixty {ix pounds, thirteen (billings, four pence,
N, with Intereﬁ after the fame rate, at one entire payment on;
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j of the Moneys to be Taxed, Leavyed and paidfor the {ca

venth moneths Colleé’rion,by force of the {aid Ordinance

, of the ﬁfteenth of February .- The faid {everall Sums of

i ~ twemyﬁxrhoufandﬁx hundredﬁxtyfix pounds,thirteen

{hil‘lingsfour pence, with Intereﬁ thereof, to be paid out

of the ﬁrﬁMoneys to be received in,or for the faidféveral >
66 refpeﬂivc ﬁfth,ﬁx:h 8: feventh menths Colleétionby ,

force of the [aid recited Oetdinance,& of this prefent ordi-
nance. And in cafe there be nor fuﬂicient raifcd out of the
. ﬁfthﬁXt (Safeventh months leavie,tax or receipt,that then

A the {aid Treaiurerspr any two of them(one of them being
an Alderman,the Other of them a Commoner) {hall have
power, and they are hereby authorifcd, injoyned and re-
quired to‘pay the {aid Eighty thoufand pounds, with In-
tereﬂ as aforefaid, or the remainder thereof, to the {aid
Lenders, their Executors or Alﬁgnes as aforefaid , out of
fuch Sums of Money as {hall be Taxed,Lcaerd and paid
by vertue'of the {aid Ordinance of the ﬁfteenth of mm-
7] laﬂ,and this prefent Ordinance,for the eighth,ninth and
tenth moneths in the I aid recited Ordinance mentioned ;
The fame to be paid proportionably to each Lender, his
Execmors or Aﬂignes as aforefaid, according to the i‘um
by hrm or them advanced by wayof Loan, upon his de-
mand thereof from the ﬁtid Treafurers- or any two of
. them, the one of them being an Alderman, the Other a

Commoner. And if there {hall be a failer of the payment '
of the {aid Eighty thoufand pounds, and the Intereft‘

thereof, at fuch rate as aforefaid,or any part of the fame
out of the faid monethly Colleétions hereby appointed

for the payment thereof : It is hereby Ordained, That for.

much thereof as {hall be unpaid, {hall be paid out offuch
Other Receipts as are hereafter mention-ed, or as {hall be
in the power of borh Houfes of Parliament to difpofe of,

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orhy"frame-other wayes or meansz-to he provided for by;
both Houafeaof? I? afrliam-enti,'Whour‘jder‘takethe p-Trovi'iion‘f
thereof accordingly ': " Anti that every C'ounty,Cit‘y-5,Bo=-
rough and other; place ;_rﬁay the "fully aﬂeﬂed aCcording to
the Rate by'th’e ﬁid O'rd‘inancejntended to beWTa-xe‘d and --
- affefiedupdn them‘Jin cafether’e {hould‘be deﬁnitinany'
of the Committeesappointed bY'the 'faidT’OEedinance, in
the making ofthe“ Paid Affelfment, or in any County”, Ci-
:y,' Borough or Other place,'in paying of the Sums affelf- ‘
ed,or any negligence or default in any C olleé’tor to be ap«
pointed b’y Vertueidf the faid former Ordinance, for rai«
ling and maintaining the {aid Forces, or colle (Sting of the
fame, or- Othervvife 5 ‘Be it Ordained, That the Earl of-
Nartbuméerlmd, the Earl of Kent, the Earl of Rutland, the
Earl oﬂPeméro/e‘eg theBarl of Salisbury, the Earl of Dm-
big/15th:: Earl "of? Bullirégbroak', the Lord Vifcount Say and
Seal, the Lord szzrton', the Lord Howard, Mailer Sollici-
tor, Sir‘kﬂmry’Vane junior, Mr.Crcw,' MLPie-rrepant, Mr.
' Strand, MLRecorder, Sir 3305» Evelyn, Mr.Ellis, Mrg‘Rej-
mldr,‘ Colonel Vt»,- Sir Therm: SMMP, Mr.§’3ennour, Mr.
Hodges,Mr.Pury,Mr.Pridem‘x‘, M‘r.Benning/7eld, MLBmd, .
Sir Arthur Haﬂerig, Mr. Semen, and Sir Gilbert Gerard,
aMembcrs of the Commons Houl‘e of Parliament; and
the {aid eight Treafurers or any four of them(whereof -
two to be Aldermen, and two to be Commoners) calling
unto them fuel: ’of the Lenders as they or the greater .
number'of them {hall think ﬁt, (hall have full power, and
they are hereby authorized to take and fa down fuch or-
dera-s they “(hall think meet and ﬁt for the full affeﬂing,
anditheldue‘iicollet‘lin? of the {aid feverall fums of Money ~
to be taxed, Leavye andspaid, andleavying the Arrears v
hereafteréin thisprefent Ordinance mentioned, and all inf ,
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be obeyed by every perfonrand «perfons, ‘in fuch manner
and form as {hall be by the perfons before named,por any
eight of them (fourof them at the leai’tbeing Members
Of the Commons HOufe of Parliament) directed and pre—;
fcribed , The fame power not to‘exceed that already gi-
ven to the rpreétiveCommittees by the {aid recited

Ordinance of the ﬁfteenth of February lafi .

And be it further Ordained, that the faid'Treafurers at

, Wars, or any two of them (whereof one of them to be an

Alderman , and the Other a’ Commoner) ﬂaallffubferibe ‘

~ every Receipt to fuch perfon or perfons, as {hall advance

by way of Loan any fum or fums of Money towards the
{aid Eighty thoufand pOunds undertaken to be adv-anced,
and fuch Receipt {hall interef’t and intitle every perfon or
perfons, to whom the fame ihall; be given, their andshia
Executors,Adminiﬂrators and Aiﬁgn’es,as‘aforefaid,’into
the fecurity and beneﬁt of, this prefe‘nt Ordinance for the
repayment of the {aid Eighty tho-ufand pound,s,,wilth fuch
Intereﬁ thereof as aforefaid, -* - ~ v ‘ , ,
. Andjbe it further Ordained, That the Receipt of‘th'e
faid Treafurcrs, or any tWo oEthemftthcrone of them’bee
ing an Aléderman', and the other aGommoner) . {haI'Iibe a
fuﬂicient difcharge to every Colleétor, or Other vperfon
that than pay in any Money that (1131 be taxeddeavied ,and
paid.jb’y.-vcrtue-of the, {aid Ordinance of the ﬁfteenth of}
February laﬁ, or this prefent Ordinance. “And thatthes
faid Members of the Houfe of Commons, orany‘ﬁve of -
them {hall havepowcr, and are hereby authorized to be
a Gommittec to give Warrants to the faid Treafurers at,
War, or any. twoof them, for the iﬂhing forthof the {aid-
Eight ethoufand pounds, advanced: by way of Loan, and
aljl other the Moneys that they {hall receive by venue of -
the {aid former, {and of this? prefcmto rdinance, andi? the
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fame .Warrant it (hell he expreﬂ‘ed for whatpurpofe the
Money contained in the fame is tobe iffued, and th'eﬁaid
Warrants, with a Receipt thereupon,under the hand of
the party to whom the fame is direéted to be paid, or his
Aﬂignee or AfiigneesJ {hail be a {uﬂicient difcharge to'thc
- {aid Treafurers and-every of them, for fo much as they
{hail thereupon iﬂ'u'e forth, Except for the feverall Sums
of Twenty ﬁx thouﬁtnd, ﬁx hundred ﬁxty ﬁx pounds,
thirteen {hiliings and four pence, with Intereﬁ thereof as
aforefaid; Which Sums are to be paid to the perfons ads
~\‘rancing the {aid Eighty thoufand pounds as aforefaid,

and n0t ocherwife imployed. .- . ,
And it alfo Ordained, That the faid Eighty thoufand
ounds, advanced by the {aid Lenders,and all Moneys to
e raifed by venue of the faid Ordinance of the ﬁfteenth
of February iaﬁﬁrall be imployed one! y for the purpofes,‘
ufes and intents in this Ordinance and the forementioned
O rdinance of the ﬁfteenth of February expreﬂed, and no
orherwifeg and no Warrants “(hall be made from the {aid
Committee onany Other, or if iiiued, {hall bebbeyed,but

onely for the purpofes afOreﬁrid. ‘ ‘ ' ‘ ‘
And it is alfo further Orddinedﬂ hat the {aid Treafurers
at War, for their pains in receiving and iiTuing forth of
' the [aid Eighty thoufand pounds, and the Moneys to be
raifed and received by vertue of the {aid recited Ordia
nance, and this prefent Ordinance, and in conﬁdent-ion
they {hall execute the imployment of the Treafurerfat
Wars, {hall have three pence for everypound they (hall
receive and iiTue forth of the Moneys to be taxed,leavyed
_ and paid by ve‘rtue of the {aid recited Ordinance; And
fhall alfo haVe three pounds ﬁve {billings faurpence per!
diem to be difpofed of as they {hall think ﬁt for the pay—
ment of fuch pcrfons as they {hall think meet to make rd}:
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of, fertile better execution of the (aid imployrnent of

Treafurer‘at Wars, and all Other charges allowed to Sir

Giléert Genrrd,‘as ”Freafurer at Wars, and (ball ifTthhe

Moneys without any further or Other allowanceJ the [33d . ,,

allowances tobe paid M onethly. ' -

And be it further Ordained, That all arrears which are
or (hall be due upon the 0 rd inance of the ﬁfteenth ofFe-
Izmaryﬁnd all arrerages of Weekly Allelfments due-upon
any Ordinance from any "of the Inhabitants within the

Cities of Landau and Weﬂmz‘nﬂer, or the County of-Mids'

dleﬁ’x. And all ’MoneYs that {ball be due from any Ace
comptant or Accomptants, Colle'é’tors or Treafurers, by
vertue of any Ordinance for taking of the Accompts of
the whole Kingdom, {hall be imployed towards the raie
ﬁngf and maintaining of the Forces under the command
oﬁ Sir Thomas Fairfax, andOther the purpoles in this Orv
dinance mentioned. ' ' ' "

Providednhat'all fuch Moneys that by any Ordinance '

of both Houfes of P“arl‘iament,0r Order of the Com-
mons Houfe of Parliament, before the paﬂ‘ing hereof,-
are to be paid out of the faid'arrears or Moneys that (ball
be due from any ACComptant or Accomptants. Col—
7leé‘tors or Treafurers {hall be ﬁrﬁ paid, notwithﬁanding
this Ordinance, or any thing herein contained to the
contrary; .' ' * ' ' I .

. ProVided alfo, that this Ordinance {hall not extend to
the Railing or Leavying of the laﬁ moneths Tax or All,

feﬂ'ment upon the County ofKent,but that the fame {hall ‘

and may be imployed for the’Garrilon of Plymouth.
Provided, and it is Ordained, that the Tax and Af-
feﬂ‘ment on the feverall counties and places in the {aid
Ordinance of the ﬁfteenth of Febrzury mentioned :, and
all power for Colleﬁing, Railing, Leavying and Recei.
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to '
.vin'g the fame, {hall be in force, and fiandi’n being", and
put "in execution untill the Sum of Eightythoufand

pounds, with’Intereﬂ as aforcf'aid be repaid, although
this prefent War continue not fo long.
Provided,that whereas by faid the former Ordinance it

' is appointed that the Sums therein mentioned,ﬂ1albe tax-

ed,- leavyed and paid from the ﬁrﬁ day of Feémary lafi,
till the ﬁrf’t day of December next, which comprehendeth
more then ten moneths, reckoning Eight and twenty
'dayes to the M’oneth , whereupon" fome doubt hath ar’i-
{en touching the computation of the {aid Moneths ; “ for
cleering whereof, It is hereby Declared and Ordained,
that the [aid Monethly tax be made according to the Ca-
lender,and nor orherwife. " - — ' '

- And whereas by theiaid former Ordinance, the-{eves-
rali Committees orany two of them, are authorifed and
rquired to allow the feverall allowances of one peny,and

. "oﬁeli’alf peny therein mentioned : and it is neceﬂ'ary that

the feVerall ﬁrms of Money colleéied, be-paid to: the {aid
Trciafurers in'the Guild-hall Landa'iz; ‘A ' -

r It is Ordained,that the faidjum’s be paid‘at-itheGuild-
. hailio‘hdgn aforefaid,according to the intent of this :0 rdil-

twice by the {aid Collectors“ And upon payment thereof

_ the {aide-Treafurersor any two of them (the one ,of’.'them
being an Alderman, and the Other a Commoner.) {hall

give allowance of the [aid one peny, and one halfpen'y to
the) faid COlleé‘fbrs,and to free the faid Committeesfrom
t‘r‘oubggl’é'f therein. It is alfo' O rdained that the {aidipoweg
as,t,<§€h‘é‘ialiowing of the faidrone penygand onefhal-f peg
ny, by the {aid Committees belhereby adifcharged, ithe

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An Ordinance of the Lords and Com;
mons afi‘emhled 1n Parliament, For
the continuance of aﬂ‘efrments’for S11;

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longer. ‘

§M§M§Hcreas by an Ordinance of Parli‘a: '

gvvg «ment bearing date the 1;. dayof

«$Felzrnary91644. Intituled An Ordi— *~

ﬁﬁﬁgﬁ name of ftbe Lords and Cém'mom ozﬂgm-

bled in Tarlia’ment For raiﬁng and

' ‘ maintaining of Forcesfbr the deﬁnce of the K121561999;
under the command ofSir Thomas Fairfax Knight; 11:

is Ordained that there fhall be feveral Sums of

money Taxed, Levied and paid For the main; .

tenance of the {aid Army , and charges incidenE
thereunto, by a rnonetnly AFeIFment, to con-
' ' tinue For ten monethS, fr9m the ﬁri’t day of Fe-

‘ bruarj? 1644. unt1l the ﬁri’c day of 19666772136)” next
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following,‘16145.1.upon the City ofLandon, and

the-feveralCounties‘oFMiddleﬂ’x, EﬂéxiSuﬂélk, ~

Norfelk, the City of Norwich, Lincoln, Hertford;
and upon the Iﬂe of El}, the Counties of (am.
' bridge , Huntington , Kent; and upon the City
of Canterbury, and the CinquePorts, upon the
‘ Counties of Surrey,Suﬂéx,7)eriay,Rutland,Warwick,
[mice/fer9 Northampton, and @edﬁrd. Be it ordai-
ned, and it is ordained by the Lords and COm-
mons in Parliament aﬂembled, That the {aid
Ordinance , and'every claufe therein contained,
the feveral Taxes and payments therein exprei:
fed , and the power and Authority thereby gi-

ven and appointed to alland‘ every the Com.—

mitteer and perfons,or any of them named or
mentiOned in the {aid Ordinance , {hall endure
and have continuance for ﬁx moneths longer;

from the {aid ﬁrﬁ day of December,1.645~,. until .

the ﬁrf’t day of 11422551646. to all intents and pur-
pofesQ-as if thefaid Ordinance had been at ﬁrf’t
made Itohave continuance for ﬁxteen moneths
from the {aid ﬁrﬂ; day of February, 1644.

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An Ordinance of the Lords and Com,

mons in Parliament, Enabling the
Committee at GoldaSmiths Hall
for the Scot: Affairs, to manage the
Ordinance of the 20. of February,
1644, &C.

ﬁiﬁﬁﬁ tHereas by an Ordinance of the Lords

as...» and Commons 1n Parliament of the 20
ﬁiVV% we ofFebmary,1644. for the reaf0ns there-
%Z% in exp relied, It 15 Ordered and Or-

«3-w- dained, That the {um of I 2000 pounds
$§$§§$ monethly, {hall for four moneths be—
ginning the firﬁ 0i March I 644. afore—

faid be charged, rgaifed taxed and levyed upon divers
and feveral Counties, Cities, Towns, Liberties, and pla-
ces therein mentioned, according to the proportions,
r: z,tes and di ﬁrihutions 1n the {aid Ordinance exprcffed;
the fame to be paid 1n monethly to Mr. Richard Waring,
and Mr. Michael H errmg, Treafurers at Goldﬁniths Hall
for the Sc0ttiih affairs. And whereas albeit the laid Or-
dinance hath now been paired and publil’hed for two
moneths Huge and upwards and that the raid Ordinaﬁces
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have been fent and diilributed into the feveral “C ounties, 4 i

iCiitiCS, Towns, ‘ViLifberftifES and places- “aforefaid, {to have j
been:put‘iihtoipfefelitexeeuitiOn, yet have there not any E
moneys been brought into the {aid Treafury,nor any Ac- '
compt been given of the proceedings,whercby the Forces
and Army of our Brethren of Scotland come in to our ;
aﬂii’tance,§~being now upon theirMarch Southward, and ;
Wanting'thefe moneys Fori‘t'heir prefent Supplies, will be
driven unto great ﬁraights and extremities, and many in- I, 5..
conveniences and diforders muft inevitably follow to the
.pl‘aeczs whereithey {hall be come forfwant of maintenance {j
and fupport, if fome timely remedy, be .n0t had. A -,
’ i 136‘ itithe'r'efoie O’rdEredand Ordained, That the Com-

mittee of’Goldfmithsw Hall, now employed there for the 5
Scots affairs, {hall have the care and managing of the .
buﬁneffe upon the {aid Ordinance, and ﬂaall and may,and
are in and hereby authorifed by themfelves, or by order p
of any—ﬁve Or more of them, and by fuch Other'perfon or .
"perfon’s asthey {hall therefore think ﬁt to employ and en- T
truf’t in—“t’his 'wa'ffaimo make,do Scperform whatfpechr-Aﬂs
“and things they'fhal‘l think neceﬂary and convenient , by it
making of di—f patches, appointing of Forces,&»givingdi- ‘
reé’cions in purfuance of the {aid Ordinance of the 20 0f '
February,1644. to caufe the prefent Affefﬁng,Colleé’cin-g, '-
an'dbringing in of: the faid moneys accOrding .to the di-
reﬁtio’n' ofif'he laid Ordinance, and orherwi‘ie as (hall be »
ufeful' and n’eceﬂ'ary for and concerning the. fame 5 And c
are hereby autho‘riled and required, nor only to take an
efpec’ial care of the execution of thefaid Ordinance, but ’

 

: toigive fuch further "and other orders and direetions for

that purpofe, and for‘allproceedings therein hereafter to ' ‘

‘fOllow, as {hall be meet, and as in their good difcretions ;.

they {hall think ﬁt. And all and every the COrnm-iﬂio-  
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heirs, Aﬂ’eﬁ'ors, Gelleé’cors, andorhefperfon and perlbns
whatfoever now name-d or concerned, or that are or ﬁlall
'3. be hereafter named or mentioned in the premifes, fOr and
1;- according to the Tenour and Direction «of the {aid Ordig
; nance, or of any thing therein contained ,are in and here-“~—
- byvrequired and enjoyned to conformand give obedience
to the fame in all things accordingly. And-the faid Com-
mittee, or any fuch number of them as aforefaid, are fur. ‘
~; ther hereby authorii‘ed upon any complaint to be made of
any neglect of duty, or Other mifcarriages in the premil'es
7 of or in any the perfon and perfons now already imployed '
For hereafter to be imployed in this buﬁneife as aforefaid,
to hear, examine, and determine of and conteming the -
flame; and to Order, conclude, adjudge, execme and do
7 therein as they {hall-in their good dil‘Cretions think ﬁt,
f and if need be to? alterand adde any other "perfon or pet—
, fons whatfoever, as Commiﬂioners , Aﬂelfors and Col-
leétors,to be named and joyned together with thol‘c’in the ‘
faid Ordinance former] y named and appointed for thee
mere {peed y bringing in of the raid moneys ’aﬁ'd’éiretution
j; ofthe-premiille558c the'faid Committee or an y fuch: num-Q-
her of them as aforefaid, arein,and hereby further autho-

: rifed and appointed to make. and ive fuch allowances

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and-{aﬁisfiﬁiQh Qu‘twﬂthmmqm‘QS-athaalmkhome in upon“-
, the {aid Ordinance unto all and‘eve‘r’y perfon and perfons
‘i whom they {hall imploy in the premiﬂ'es, for their pains
E and labours to be taken therein, as in their Wifdoms and
good diﬁretions,the_y.ﬂuall Order and direét as..aforefaid,.
whole Orders the {aid Treafurers are to obey and" ob: -
feryetherein accordingly. ’
, 1: And it is further Ordered and Ordained by Authority 7
aforefaid, and the {aid Committee of Goldfmiths—Hall,
e or l‘uch number of them as aforefaid, with the advice and
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af-Tent of the Commiﬂioners reﬁdingvherc for the King;
dom ofScotlaud, or of any one or more ofth e m, {hall and 5

may Order and direé‘t the {ending and carrying of the
. Moneys from time to time to the {aid army, as they {hall
think to be moﬁ fafe and convenient,

And it is further Ordered and Ordained by Authority
aforefaid, That the {aid Ordinance Of the twentieth of
February, 1644. aforefaid, and the power and authority
in and hereby given unto the {aid Committee or Gold-
fmiths Hall,as aforefaid, {hall continue, be,and remain in
force to ail intents and purpoiés aforefaid, from and after.
theexpiration of the faid four Moneths mentioned in the
{aid Ordinance,untill the whole Moneys herein Ordered

and Ordained to be leavyed and colleaed as aforefaid,
ihallbe gathered,brought in, and received by the faid »
Treafurers, and difpofed of and‘fatisﬁed to the {aid army /

as aforciaid.

, Provided alwayes, that this Ordinance nor any claufe ‘

therein contained, {hall authorife the Diﬁraining of the

Goods, or commitment of the perfon of any Peer of this ~

Realm,Member of the Houfe of Commons, Aﬂiﬂant,
Ofﬁcer or Attendant of either 0f the Houfes of Par-

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5g THat therefpeélive Committees of the [emf]! COME!

;. , t that havetalten upup‘on Alex-mes any monies of the AG-
ftifmmt: for Sit’Tbm Fairfax his Army doe forthv'vit'h rei-
pay the fame to the high Contacts, tob‘eby them piy‘ed into
,d‘t'eTreanrersofthe army. ‘ _ .

; 0r&reni&'€.That for ﬁnch Moneys is are (hurt a’ﬂ'effed in

- the {Evetill Counties", The Committee of the Army doe fend
for the Committees of fuch Counties, a nd proceed ”to State end

3 determine all dnﬂ‘trenee s-eoncerning the {aid Affeﬁ’ments', And

it ' the {31d Committee of theAtmy ate hereby required to take

a t‘areythat “carding t6 their ﬁOrd‘e‘ts the faid Moneys (hot:

i _, kﬂeffed mdm Attearesm‘a‘y be fdr'thv'ﬁ't‘h ta'y’fe‘d and payed.

' 7 Orderedﬁ‘e. Tha't‘the Committee of the Arm __ doe pro”:
em! for the fpeedy levyin'g’and' rayﬁ'ng" 6f the Aﬂzlfments in
area": fram‘the ToWne 6f gaminfueh manner at they if;

;: audio: ized to proceed (at the Rayﬁ'ng’ ofthe’ moneys Riot:

' aﬂ'tﬁ'ed.

’ Ordrrdée. That it‘b’e reﬁtted- to the Conﬁderhtio'n ofthe
Committee ofthe Army to doe as they {hall thinke ﬁt in all.
cafes of Aﬂeﬂments in arreate by’f‘u‘ch Townes'or Villages as
have been burned. , e . .. ,
. Gram-5:. That it Bee referred tit the Committee 0?
the Army to fend for Sir‘ AntbujCap, and at“: fuchycoutfe
for the levying of the Aﬂeﬂmemtpayable'out of his Eﬂate to

' ‘ ' Sit Thoma Fanfax’s Atmy,as they {hall thinke ﬁt.

Orderdﬁ'm That the refpeétive Sequeﬂretors and Com-
mittees for Sequeﬂration and their ‘Sollicitom and Agents in
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the feverall Counties,doe take care that all Affeifments for t'uch

’ .. Lands,Woods;and"Houfes-es are Sequéﬂred by them ,‘be from
A time to time payd in by them, and the Committee of the Army

are to take ca re hereof. . . x ., .

" Orderedgcﬁ'éa That this Houﬁe doth concurre'with the Com-
mittee of the 'Army, That the Kings Houfe at Newmar/eet is
not lyable to the Ali'effment of ‘Sir The)”: Fairfax's Army.
and that the Townihip of Newmarku ought to beare and A pay
the whole Affeﬂinent taxed upon them without charging the .
{aid houfe, And the {aid Town are hereby required to Midi},
Rayfe,and pay inthe. f aid whole ,Aﬂ’eﬂ‘n’ient upon their Town-
fhip accordingly. " ' , _
Oréereaﬁcé'e. That the Committee of the Army Tdoe accord- '
ing to former directions take care to fee the Inhabitants in ‘ all '
plaCea duly fatisﬁed for fuch free CLuartering or Quarters as
have been taken by the Army under the Command ofSi-r The.
was Fairfaxpr any Part of the {aid Army.

' Ordereiée. That the Sub-Commiﬂioners, and all other
the Oﬂicersimployed in and about the Excize, {hall and doe
‘pay the Aﬂ‘eﬂ‘ments Ker upon them as other perfons doe For the

"maintenance of Sir Thoma: Fairfdxu Army ,and are to have

no exemption above other perfons in that behalf'e.

j .Orderedgﬁ'c. That fuchiMembers of either Hour: of Pat-
liamentas are onely Ledger‘s and have no houfes, or oceaﬁon .
to detaine themhere, but to give their attendance on the Par-
Iiameht {haii no: be alieffed as Lodgers for their Lodgings. :
1 Orderdd-e. That fuch Membersof either Houfe as come
to thefe.Parts,onIy to give their attendance Upon rheParlia-
ment ,‘ and have , or (ball take houfes for their neceﬂ'ary
accommodations during the time of fuch their attendanceJhall
pay to all Affeffments within the Cities of Landon,Wcﬁmin/Ier;
and Lyrics of Communication, taxed by Parliament, according
to the value of their Rent only according to the Ordinance
and not otherwife. ~ -

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ORdeml,&a. That if for the future the Aﬂ'eﬂ'ments for
; ., maintenance ofSir Tbafazrfax his Army {hall bevimpo-
fed upon any perions that are poor: 85 unable to pay the fame;
That the refpeﬂive Wards, and the relpeé’tive Diviﬁons, Pa-
rifhes, and Preciné’cs therein {hall be anFWErable for the fums '
fo Alfeﬂ'edgnd {hall makegood the fame,And the Committee

_ of the Army are to take care hereof from timeto time.

Ordered,éc."lihat For fuch perfons as {hall bee Ali'eﬂ'ed in ' .
the ordinary places of their Refidence, and [hail afterwards
leave the place wherein they were alﬁlied, The Committee of
the Army {halLand have hereby power to levy the fame by

. wap ofDilireﬂ'e, and for default of {rich Diﬁreﬂ'e to {center the .

per ons of luch perfons untill their Affeﬂ‘ments {hall be ~.ri'atii?-

0rdﬂed,c§-a. That all Commanders, Ofﬁcers, or Souldiers

” that {erve the Parliament in this war, [hall pay their Allelic-

ments as other performs doe. ‘ 4

Order-“156w. That all fuch perfons as are not Members of
the Inns of Court, or Inns of Chancery, and doe now inhabit
with their Families in any of the fatd Inns ofCourt,or Inns of
Chancerypught to pay publique AiiEﬂ’ments. ~ '

Ordered,éc. That,that particular ofM'al’rer Search: Report
from the Committee of the Army which concerns the payment
of Aﬂeffments by the owners of empty houfes, be Recamitted.

Ordered,é~a.That it be Recommended unto the Priest! Major“

and City of‘Ludm , to review their Aﬂ'eil'ments every: three

moneths , and to colleﬁ their ’Aﬂlﬂinents Conﬁantly every
moneth. » ' -

" Orderedcﬁ'e. That;_that particular of Mallet Sena»: Re-
port from the Committee of the Army which concernesthe ,
Aﬂ'eﬂ'ment of Landlords in London as in Other places be re-
eommittedgmd that the Committee of the 'Army (hall- have
power to conferre with the Lord Majomnd the City of Lon-
don touching this buﬁneﬂ'eand upon Confetrenee with them to

fettle the'fame. H m.£ [gage C ler.Parl.Dolb.Cm.
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15. 141214417. ‘64,.
An Ordinance for the centinumcc of Treat};
{uteri at Wants, and the Commit.-
tcc ofthc-«Army.

v ' Hcrcasby'vcrtuc of an Ordinance of Pan
. liamcﬁ: of thc‘ ﬁﬁccnth of Fehm; .laﬂ .

‘ fczvcralﬂ fummcs of money are tame! and:
leaned upon the refpeétivc Countlcb Cine.
gigsandpl'ages thgmn mgntioncd, for the, railing and main.
miningthc, Force; under the“ Command of Sir. 'i 60ml, Far...“
fax,_byzmoncthly’ a“? ﬁtment to continue for ten Moneths,

 

fwm the 5:41 day ofmmm: 164.4» "mi" d" 5‘” °f 0“

Knitrléﬁ.‘ which ﬂuid Ordinanccandvcvcry. claufe thercm.
epntagncd, and‘thc, fevgraﬁl taxcs and payments, therein exo.
puffed, are by an othcr OrdinanCﬁbcanng date the thirteenth“
dayofog-gllhﬂ, t9 endure and to. have continuancczfor
an moncths‘ longer, to all interns and» Parpofés.’ And whcrco.
33‘er thcvbczter. {muting of Fourfcore thqufand pounds, adq‘
Raced upeggl' 1h: Crcdit cf the, {aid ﬁrﬂ‘ «Cindi-”Ordinance;
and fouhgmorc ordcrlyrccciving. andviﬂ'uing out the mo-j
.yes, taifcd-thcrgupon. and of the faid. fouxfcorc, thoufmd;
pimnds,aad for the «pawn: thereof, A Committee of Lu‘de“
and:anmwaand;Trcafbrcrs a: Wznrcs were. Ordained

' .pduprjso‘-medby an ,Ordmancc ofPaxliamcm of (he twcn-cy.

cighmearob. t6“. Nowlfer as much as a great part of“:
d” fa'da‘kﬂbm'ms is yﬁt bchiﬂd'. by rufonwhcrgof the éﬁid
ﬂirt-hand onethird part of the {and fburfmrcrhouﬁnd pound '
“matings untzsid with other Cnﬂﬁdcublc fummcs advanad
“"“bx Sit fvéa’m‘lam list-ﬁsh:,m 4;; gen pfchc Tm.
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raters at Wamlmmioncd m the aforeﬁid Grimace, for
tZhefupply ofthe Ptrﬂi 1g necefﬁtits of the {aid Army; For rea- .

' med, whereof, and for the more eﬁ‘eé’wall carrying on Of the

whole woeke, and for the better incouragemem. and payment:
offo well deft-Hing an Army, The Lords and Commons in
this Wefent Parirasncnt aﬂ-mblrd, have Ordained. And be it: V
Orda ,ned byeuthoxity of Parliament, That the Committee
of Lords and Commonsﬁnd Treal’urets at Warts named, in-
ﬁltumdgaﬂd appoin’Cd by the {aid [Ozd‘mnce of the twenty
eight ofMarc/o nut, and the power and authority thereby gié
Yen. and appointed to the faid Cmnmittee.*Treaf'uretmnd PEI" '

. {one joyntly or feverally or to any ofthem, named or mentio-

ned'in the faid'Ordimnee, {ball iudure and' have continuance
asfully and'amplyto all intents and purpofcs as is expreffcd
in the faid Ordinancefor and during nine Moneths, and that
the aforefiid Treafurers at Warts be allowed all fuch pay
and allowances as are mentiohed and ex:orelTed in the {hid
Ordinance ofrhe twentyeight of March 154;. with fuch.
ptoportionable allowancefbr carriage andﬁwaggons, as we?"
ﬁmnetly allowed to Sit 6:15”: Gerrard late Trea‘furcr at
Wartesgasalfo three pence per pound as well for an {uch

{umme or.{ummes‘of money by them formerly received .

or {ball hereafter receive and pay for the fervxce of the pub-
liq-me, as- for the monyes by them. received' or to be reached
and payd by venue of the before netted Ordinances , the kid
allowances to be defaolked monethly.

And be it Further Ordained for the better bringing in chin
money aﬂeﬂed or to be aﬂ? {red upon or by vertue of" the {aid
Ordinances For pa ymem of the {aid Armyghwt the faid‘ Cé‘nit-
Iee Stheafuters or any ﬁve of them,whereot four to be M embars
ofeither ofthe Honfes ot‘P'nhamentﬂmD have theca're a; ”,5.
tagging of the buﬁneﬁcs u‘oon the Fa id Ordin ‘nC-“Sﬁnd (hall un~
play 8: im‘ruﬂ in this afﬂire, ﬁlth agents 8: petfons as they {hat
thinks ﬁt, and {ball have {I '11" power; and they, are hereby 311*
thoril'ed m as Full andamplel manner to all intents and put.-
po-fesgsexegiven, limited or men-donut inan Ordinance cf

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Parliament dated the twelfth day of 1m l‘ai’r, unto the, ,
Cammittee of goldfrizitla: Hallfor Scotch aﬂ‘airessfo man-nag: .
the Ordinance ofthe‘twentieth of Feémdr], 1644. to caufe

. ,the full and fpeedy Aﬁ'eﬂing, Colleﬁing and bringing in of

the {aid monyes for payment of the Army under Sir 77:0de-
Fairfdx, either by making difpatches, appointing of Forces,
or giving direﬂions, rules, or inﬂruéﬁons, or orherwife to
caufe obediencethereunto, as to themin their 'wifdomes and
good difcretion (hall {creme moPt ﬁt and expedient, be it by
Fine or Imprifnnment of the parties offending, the Fine not
exceeding twenty pounds to be imployed to the are, of the
arm . -

Ahd be it further Ordained by me authority aforei'aid, That
the {aid Committee oflords'and Commons, or any ﬁve of ,
them;whereoffoure tobeMembers ofeithcr of the Ho'ufes bf
Parliament, {hall have power and are hereby authorifed to
comma} and buy all inch Viéiualls , Arms, Ammunition,
Horfes and Cloches {or Souldiers, and all other proviﬁons
for the {aid Army and Trayne of Artillery, as the Houfe of
Commons {hal ditcéhor {hall be thought neceiﬁty by the {aid
\ Committee or any ﬁve of them, Whereof foure to be Mem-
bers ofeither of the Houies of Parliament, and to ufe their.
endeavours for the borrowing of {rich money as they {hall '
‘ﬁnd neceﬂ‘ary for {apply of the {aid Army, not exceeding the y
the fummeof two hundred thoufand poU’nds,and to give pow-
. er to the {aid Treaftrrerseat Warres to repay the fame with U
intereﬂafter the rate of eight per cent, For the time the fame
{hall be forborne, and alfo to pay for {itch proviﬁons, as they .
ﬂlallcontratﬁ for,our oftbe receipts of fuch monycs as either
are or {ball be appointed for the Me of the {aid Army by War-
rant as is diméted in the {aid Ordinance ofthe eight and men-
eth o'fMareb laﬂ. . , .

And be'it" further Ordained, that the {aid Corrtmitnec or
any ﬁve or more nfthem, whereof {cute to be Menters of
either of the {aid H oniés of'Pa rliament, be hereby anthorized

toimpreﬂe and take up all fuch carriages. by Land, and {ueh
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Ships or Vefiells, not being if; tge pay Or {trvice of." the State,

I \ a as [hell be neceffary For the iafe carriage or ttan iporting of a~
ny Treafure, Ammunition, or other proviﬁons for the nfe of

the {aid Army, and to appoint a‘Convoy for the fate 'condué’t

, of the fame, And to gratiﬁe and reward fuch Convoyes‘ from
time to time, as to them {hail feemcmeet, and alfoto pay fer
fuch Land carriages as they {hall have occa'ﬁon to ufe by '

warrant as aforefai'do ' :

‘ And be it further Ordained,that the {aid Committee be hete‘
i by authorized to examine all and every the oﬁ'ences that have
or {hallbe committed by fuch perfcn or perfons as have been
or {ball be imployed in the Levying, Impreﬂing, or condué‘c-
ing of the S’ouldiers for the {aid Army, and, all other ’ ntgiefts
-. or contempts againﬂ this or any other the aforementioned Or-
dinances, and to punifh the {aid offenders by Fine and impri-

‘fonment. the Fine not exceeding twenty pounds,to be imploy-
ed to the ufe of the Army, according to the nature and quality
of their foﬂ'enccs; And (hall have power and anthority by
themfeives 0r fuchas they {hall appoint, to make fearch and

5 {eize all fuch Armes, Ammunition, horfes and Souldiers cloa-
thes of or belonging to the Army that (ball bee bought , pur-
onned or ﬁoine. ' '

' And beit Iaﬂly Ordained, thatCollonell Edward Mounta-
gue {hall be of the [Bid Committee in the place of Maﬂer Wil-
liam Strode deceafed, provided alwayes and bee it Ordained
by the Authority aforei'aid,tliat this Ordinance nor any thing
therein contained or related too, {hall eatend unto the Fine or
imprifonment of any Peere of this Realme, Member of the ‘
houfe of Commons, or afiiﬁant of the houfc of Peers ,’ but
‘ that the {aid Peeres, Members of the houfe of Commons, .

.‘ and Aﬂiﬂants {hall Rand exempt from all Fines
‘ 7 - and imprifonments by vertue of ,
the premiffes. ' ' '

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