Burge Petrl The Manour of Walton in Com. Hunt.
Wige[unr] decanat. The Manour of Hardwich; the Manour of Kempsey in com. W. [unr]
Cantnar decanat Severall demeasne Lands in Tenterden in com. Cam.
Windsor decanat Certaine houses in Bennet Fink Parish in Broadstreet ward called
Saint Antholms Hospitall and French Church London.
Thursday September 13.
Ordered that it be specially recommended to the Generall to
to give out Orders to his Officers of horse, that the horse under their
command be serviceable for securing the highwayes and passages from Theeves
and Robbers and for apprehending such Theeves and Robbets, and that the
same being so; apprehended, together with what shall be taken in their custody
be brought before some justice or Justices of he peace or other Magistrate
to be proceded against according to law
Ordered that a Comission be issued out for the visiting the Vniversity of Oxon,
and Mr. attorney Generall is to prepare a Commission for that purpose.
An Act for the reliefe of tender consciences against the penalties of severall
Statutes was this day red the second time and upon the question committed
to the same Committee to which it was first referred.
Ordered that the Troop of house commanded by Captaine Smith in Oxford,
shire be continued for six moneths under commission and command of the Lord
Generall as formerly
The Lady Beamount wife to Sir Jeremy Bean Ount ordered to have 20l. per
week out of Haberdashers Hall.
Newcastle & prember 8 Sir, However other places may take it, we are sensible
of our great want by the groans and complaints of the people, such as are of
low and mean Callings and such as are really poor, their poverty carrying them
out to unseemly expressions of those in authority (but want will vent its complaints) esteeming that some happinesse that the case is once declared, but the
care is not wrought, until the remedy be applyed, which they esteem not done,
until they are eased of their Taxes never looking beyond the case of themselvs
to the necessity that causes those in authority to suffer such Taxes, which will
not we hope last much longer; and then an establishment, with case being the
print of this, will make amends for all.
From Scotland we hear, That the committee of Estates continue still at Saint
Johnstons, consulting how to keep all in peace which they would do & yet content
their K and please all those that they call Independents and Secta its, which
cannot well be, for now of late more then therefore, I hear they fall [unr]
more, and those that were somewhat timereus of those called the sectarian party,
appear more resolute, occasioned by the power in Ireland, late from England
sent thither, Cronwel being no small teror.
The Committee encline chiefly to [unr]ent these, and are at present silent as
their king, and indeed act not fast in any way, expecting to hear first of some
action in Ireland, how the next bout proves, on which side the advantage will
[unr]all, Keeping in that to their old politique way; Thus only the Committee of