❧A Declaration of the Lords in Parliament Assembled: Concerning the Committee sitting at Goldsmiths Hall for Composition of Delinquents Estates.

WHereas divers Delinquents have formerly, and still doe addresse themselves unto some persons sitting at Goldsmiths Hall, and there have and doe dayly enter into agreements for the taking off such Sequestrations as are duly laid upon them by Ordi­nance of Parliament. The Lords in Parliament doe declare, That all such Compositions made by those persons sitting at Goldsmiths Hall with such as are under Delinquency, are not authorized by any Ordinance of Parliament; and that the Committees for Sequestrations within the severall Counties of England and Dominion of Wales ought not to obey any Order from those persons sitting at Goldsmiths Hall for the taking off or Suspending any Sequestrations upon the pretence of the Delinquents having made his Composition with them, untill such time as a Committee, or Commissioners to that purpose be setled by Ordinance of Parlia­ment; and the Composition made with such Committee or Commissioners be likewise ratified by Ordinance of Parliament.

ORdered by the Lords assembled in Parliament, That this Declara­tion shall be printed and published; and that the Sheriffes or their Ʋnder-Sheriffes shall take care to carry downe the said Declarations, and that they be delivered unto the severall Committees for Sequestrations within the Counties of the Kingdome of England and Dominion of Wales, who are to take notice of the said Declaration accordingly.

Joh. Brown Cler. Parliamentorum.

London printed for John Wright at the Kings Head in the Old Bayley. 1646.

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