Orders to be observed while His Majestie, or the two Houses of Parliament continue in Oxford agreed upon by the vice-chancellor and delegates, to be communicated to the heads of houses, and by them to their respective companies.

Orders to be observed while His Majestie, or the two Houses of Parliament continue in Oxford agreed upon by the vice-chancellor and delegates, to be communicated to the heads of houses, and by them to their respective companies.

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The Names of the Masters of Arts that have a Procuratorial Power given them, during His MAJESTIES abode in the Ʋniverſity.

ACADEMIA OXONIENSIS

SAPIENTIAE ET FELICITATIS.

Orders to be obſerved while his MAJESTIE or the Two Houſes of Parliament continue in OXFORD, agreed upon by the Vice-Chancellor and Delegates, to be communicated to the Heads of Houſes, and by them to their reſpective companies.

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I. THAT they admoniſh all ſuch as are under their charge, that they appear no where abroad, without their Caps and Gowns ſuitable to their Degree and Condition; and that their Apparel be ſuch as the Statutes require.

II. That no Scholar, of what Condition ſoever, ſhall preſume to go out to meet the KING, either on Foot, or Horsback; or to be at, or upon the way, where the KING is to come.

III. That no Scholar do diſturb the Court, or come nigh the Places where the Two Houſes of Parliament, and their ſeveral Committees do meet.

IV. That the Seats in St. Maries, where formerly the Doctors and Maſters did ſit, be reſerved for the Members of the Two Houſes of Parliament: and that none other whatſoever, do preſume to intrude.

V. That the Vice-Chancellor, and Proctors keep their Seats as formerly.

VI. That the ſeveral Doctors, together with other Heads of Houſes, Canons of Chriſt Church, and Noble-men (who are actually Members of the Univerſity) ſit in the Middle Gallary; and the Maſters of Arts in the two Side Gallaries.

It is ſtrictly required That the whole time, all perſons obſerve the aforeſaid Orders, and abſtain from going to Taverns, Coffee-houſes, and other Publick houſes, and comport themſelves with that Sobriety and Modeſty as may tend to the Reputation and Honor of the Univerſity; upon pain of being enter'd into the Black-book and otherwiſe proceeded againſt as the Crime ſhall require.

The Names of the Masters of Arts that have a Procuratorial Power given them, during His MAJESTIES abode in the Ʋniverſity.

Mr. Iſham ex Aede Chriſti.

Mr. Sparke ex Aede Chriſti.

Mr. Elwood è C. C. C.

Mr. Maſſey è Coll. Mert.

Mr. Harvey è Coll, Oriel.

Mr. Aldworth è Coll. Magd.

Mr. Maſters è Coll, Novo.

Mr. Balche è Coll Wadh.

Mr. Burrington è Coll. Exon.

Mr. Fry è Coll, Trin.

Mr. Meers è Coll. Aen. Naſi.

Mr. Adams jun. è Coll. Linc.

Mr. Orlebar è Coll. Om. Au.

⟨These ords were printed 7. march (munday) 1680. & forthwith sent to the Colleges & Halls, to be poſhed up.⟩

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Orders to be observed while His Majestie, or the two Houses of Parliament continue in Oxford agreed upon by the vice-chancellor and delegates, to be communicated to the heads of houses, and by them to their respective companies.

University of Oxford.

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1681

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Wing O903H

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