By the King a proclamation inhibiting all persons to repaire to His Maiestie for cure of the disease called, the kings euill, vntill Michaelmas next. England and Wales. Sovereign (1625-1649 : Charles I) 1636 Approx. 3 KB of XML-encoded text transcribed from 1 1-bit group-IV TIFF page image. Text Creation Partnership, Ann Arbor, MI ; Oxford (UK) : 2011-04 (EEBO-TCP Phase 2). A22604 STC 9059 ESTC S123792 33150561 ocm 33150561 28658

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❧ By the King. ¶ A Proclamation inhibiting all perſons to repaire to His Maieſtie for cure of the Diſeaſe called, The Kings Euill, vntill Michaelmas next.

WHereas His Maieſtie by his Proclamation in Iuly laſt, did preſcribe the times of Michaelmas and Eaſter, for preſenting to Him for cure ſuch perſons as were affected with the Diſeaſe called, The Kings Euill: which His Maieſtie out of His gracious and pious diſpoſition to relieue their diſtreſſes, was wi • ling now at Eaſter accordingly to have done; Yet foreſeeing the danger that may ariſe as well to His ſacred Perſon, as otherwiſe, by the concurſe of diſeaſed people from all parts of the Realme to His Maieſties Court, eſpecially at this preſent time, when as the infection of the Plague is diſcouered and broken out in ſome places of the Kingdome; His Maieſtie therefore timely to preuent the dangers thereof, as well to his owne Perſon, as to his people, doth hereby publiſh His Royall Pleaſure to be, And alſo ſtraightly chargeth and commandeth, That no perſon or perſons whatſoeuer, doe preſume to repaire to His Maieſties Court to be healed of that Diſeaſe at Eaſter now next comming; But doe wholly forbeare the ſame, vntill the Feaſt to Saint Michael the Archangel next following, (vnleſſe His Maieſtie ſhall hereafter declare any ſhorter time for that purpoſe) vpon paine of His Maieſties high Indignation, and to be puniſhed with all ſeverity as Offenders in ſo high a nature. And His Maieſtie doth ſtraitly charge and command all Iuſtices of Prace, Maiors, Bailiffes, Conſtables, Headboroughs, and other His Officers and Miniſters whatſoever whom it may concerne, That they make ſtay of as many as they finde trauelling or preparing themſelues to His Maieſtie for Cure, and that they ſuffer no perſons whatſoeuer to make their reſort to His Maieſties Court now at Eaſter next for that end, As they tender His Maieſties pleaſure, and will anſwer the contrary at their vttermoſt perils.

Giuen at Our Palace of VVeſtminſter, the ſeuenth day of April, in the twelfth yeere of Our Reigne. ¶ God ſaue the King.

¶ Imprinted at London by ROBERT BARKER, Printer to the Kings moſt Excellent Maieſtie: And by the Aſsignes of IOHN BILL. 1636.