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❧ By the King. ¶ A Proclamation commanding perſons of qualitie to reſide in their Countreys.

WHereas, by three former Proclamations, one dated the twentieth of Nouember, another, the two and twentieth of December, in the twentieth yeere of Our Reigne, and the third, the ſixe and twentieth day of March, in the one and twentieth yeere of Our Reigne; We did publiſh Our Royall pleaſure, concerning the repaire of the Lords Spirituall and Temporall, and of other perſons of qualitie, from our Cities of London and Weſtminſter, and the parts adiacent, and from other Cities and Townes, vnto their Countrey dwellings: In all which was ſo fully declared Our conſtant and ſetled reſolution, as. We preſumed, would haue cut off all hopes of change or alteration therein: Yet finding by experience, that ſuch as are addicted vnto that courſe, of withdrawing themſelues from their Countries, are prone to flatter themſelues in their vaine humour; We haue thought good (once more) to publiſh Our abſolute and peremptorie command, That Our ſaid Proclamations be in all points dutifully obeyed. And to the intent, that all ſuch, as ſhall preſume to contemne Our Royall commandements, (ſo often iterated) may feele the ſeueritie of Our iuſtice; Wee doe hereby ſtraitly charge all Maiors, Aldermen, Iuſtices of peace, and other head-Officers, aſwell of Our ſaid Cities of London and Weſtminſter, and the parts adiacent, as of other Cities and Townes, That they from time to time, cauſe diligent ſuruey and inquirie to be made within their ſeuerall precincts, limits, and iuriſdictions, of all offendors in this behalfe, and make ſpeedie certificate of their names, without partialitie or conniuence, vnto the Lords of Our priuie Councell, or to Our Attourney generall, that they may be proceeded againſt in Our Court of Star-chamber, or otherwiſe, according to their demerits. And Our will and pleaſure is, That aſwell the Lords of Our priuie Councell, as Our Attourney generall, vſe all care and diligence, to puniſh with ſeueritie, aſwell the partialitie, negligence, and remiſſeneſſe of the ſaid Maiors, Aldermen, Iuſtices of peace, and other head-Officers, in not making due ſuruey or certificate, as aforeſaid, as the contemptuous behauiour of ſuch, as ſhall preſume to violate this, or any other Our ſaid former Proclamations.

Giuen at Our Court at Royſton, the nineteenth day of October, in the two and twentieth yeere of Our Reigne of Great Britaine, France and Ireland. God ſaue the King.

¶ Imprinted at London by Bonham Norton, and Iohn Bill, Printers to the Kings moſt Excellent Maieſtie. ANNO DOM. M.DC.XXIIII.