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A82592	A declaration and ordinance of the Lords and Commons in Parliament; for the speedy raising of a body of horse, for the preservation, safety, and peace of the kingdom, to resist the insolencies and outrages committed by the souldiers of the kings army. Which horse are to be raised out of the severall counties within specified; and to be under the command of the right Honorable, Edward Earl of Manchester, who is appointed by this ordinance for this service to be commander in chief, both for horse and foot. : Die Martis, 25 Julii, 1643. / It is this day ordered by the Commons assembled in Parliament, that this ordinance be forthwith printed; and that the knights and burgesses of the severall and respective counties, in which horse are to be raised by direction of this ordinance, do take care that copies hereof be forthwith sent down into their severall and respective counties. ; H: Elsynge, cler. parl d. com.; Laws, etc.	England and Wales.; Elsynge, Henry, 1598-1654.; England and Wales. Parliament.	1643 (1643)	Wing E1304A; ESTC R227599	4,983	8

armed with power sufficient for the effecting of the same Be it likewise Declared and Ordained That it shall and may be lawfull to and for the said severall and respective Deputy-Lieutenants and Committees of Parliament or any two of them as aforesaid to take and seize the Horse or Horses of any person within any of the severall and respective cities counties or places as aforesaid and them to List and Inroll and cause to be brought to the respective Rendevouze appointed as aforesaid And if any person shall shew himself opposite or refractory unto this service so as the same by means thereof shall be delayed molested or interrupted it shall and may be lawfull to and for the said Deputy-Lieutenants and Committees of Parliament respectively or any two of them to impose a reasonable Fine on such person for such his contempt to this Ordinance and disturbance to this so necessary a service and the same Fine to leavie by imprisonment of his Body and sequestration of his Estate untill the same shall be fully satisfied And full power and authority is hereby likewise given unto the said severall and respective Deputy-Lieutenants and Committees of Parliament as aforesaid to use all good and lawfull wayes and means for the effecting of this service as in their wisdom judgement and discretion shall be thought most conducing to the advancing thereof And the said Deputy-Lieutenants and Committees of Parliament as aforesaid are to take care that able and sufficient Riders of the severall horses aforesaid be provided of good and fitting Men and of such persons as are well-affected to this service who are also to have provided and sent for every Souldier and Horse one Moneths pay beforehand by one fitting and sufficient person who is to continue with the said Horse as Paymaster which Money is to be raised and leavyed out of the severall and respective counties cities and places in such manner as by the said severall and respective Deputy-Lieutenants and Committees of Parliament or any two of them shall be thought most indifferent and convenient And if any person shall refuse or neglect to pay any sum of Money whereat he shall be rated or assessed that then it shall and may be lawfull to and for the said Deputy-Lieutenants and Committees of Parliament or any two of them to appoint a Distresse of the Goods of such person to be taken and to be sold for satisfaction of the same And it is further Ordained That Edward Earl of Manchester shall command in chief all the Horse and Foot that shall be raised in the counties aforesaid by virtue of this Ordinance And it is likewise Ordained That the respective Deputy-Lieutenants Committees and persons imployed by them of the counties and cities of London Westminster Middlesex Essex and Kent do deliver the Horses of their severall counties and cities raised and to be raised as aforesaid unto the Earl of Manchester or in his absence to Colonell de Mazeris appointed hereby to command the said Horse under the said Earl of Manchester and to Train and Exercise them and to imploy them for the defence of the said counties as cause shall require untill such time as further Order shall be taken by the Lords and Commons now assembled in Parliament And it is further Ordained That the said Earl of Manchester or the said Colonell de Mazeris shall give in writing under his hand a perfect List of the numbers of Horse and Arms he receives of the severall counties For the which Horse and Arms the severall counties and persons who furnish the same shall have the Publique-Faith for repayment and satisfaction And it is further Ordained That the respective Deputy-Lieutenants Committees and persons imployed by them of the counties of Bedford Buckingham Northampton and Hertford do deliver the Horses of their severall counties raised and to be raised as aforesaid unto the said Earl of Manchester or in his absence to Sir John Norrige appointed hereby to command the said Horse under the said Earl of Manchester and to Train and Exercise them and to imploy them for the defence of the said counties as cause shall require untill such time as further Order shal be taken by the Lords and Commons now assembled in Parliament And it is further Ordained That the said Earl of Manchester or the said Sir John Norrige shall give in writing under his hand a perfect List of the number of Horse and Arms he receives of the severall counties for the which Horse and Arms the severall counties and persons who furnish the same shall have the Publique-Faith for repayment and satisfaction And it is also Ordained That the respective Deputy-Lieutenants Committees and persons imployed by them of the counties of Norfolk and Suffolk do deliver the Horses of their severall counties unto the said Earl of Manchester or in his absence to Sir Miles Hubbard appointed hereby to command the said Horses under the said Earl and to Train and Exercise them and to imploy them for the defence of the said counties as cause shall require untill such time as further Order shal be taken by the Lords Cōmons in Parl. And it is further Ordained that the said Earl or the said Sir Miles Hubbard shall give in writing under his hand a perfect List of the number of Horse and Arms he receives of the severall counties for the which Horse and Arms the severall counties and persons who furnish the same shall have the Publique-Faith for repayment and satisfaction And it is also Ordained That the respective Deputy-Lieutenants Committees and persons imployed by them of the counties of Huntingdon Cambridge and Isle of Ely do deliver the Horses of their severall counties unto the said Earl of Manchester or in his absence to Colonell Oliver Cromwell appointed hereby to command the said Horse under the said Earl of Manchester and to Train and Exercise them and to imploy them for the defence of the 〈…〉 as cause shall require untill such time as further Order 〈…〉 taken by the Lords and Commons now assembled in Par●●●ment And it is further Ordained That the said Earl or 〈◊〉 said Colonell Cromwell shall give in writing under his 〈◊〉 perfect List of the number of Horse and Arms he receive● 〈◊〉 the severall counties for the which Horse and Arms the severall counties and persons who furnish the same shall have the Publique-Faith for repayment and satisfaction And be it lastly Ordained That the respective Deputy-Lieutenants Committees and persons imployed by them of the counties of Surrey Sussex Southampton and Berks do deliver the Horses of their severall counties unto the said Earl of Manchester or in his absence to Colonell Richard Norton appointed likewise hereby to command the said Horse under the said Earl of Manchester and to Train and Exercise them and to imploy them for the defence of the said counties as cause shall require untill such time as further Order shall be taken by the Lords and Commons now assembled in Parliament And it is further Ordained That the said Earl of Manchester or the said Colonell Norton shall give in writing under his hand a perfect List of the number of Horse and Arms he receives of the severall counties and persons who furnish the same shall have the Publique-Faith for repayment and satisfaction Provided alwayes that this Ordinance shall not extend to the Horses Mares or Geldings of any Peer or Member of the House of Peers nor to the Horses Mares or Geldings of any Assistant or Attendant in the said House of Peers FINIS

A DECLARATION And Ordinance of the Lords and Commons in PARLIAMENT For the speedy raising of a Body of HORSE For the Preservation Safety and Peace of the Kingdom to resist the Insolencies and Outrages committed by the Souldiers of The Kings Army Which Horse are to be raised out of the severall Counties within specified and to be under the Command of the Right Honorable EDWARD Earl of Manchester Who is appointed by this Ordinance for this service to be Commander in chief both for Horse and Foot Die Martis 25 Julii 1643. IT is this day Ordered by the Commons assembled in Parliament That this Ordinance be forthwith Printed And that the Knights and Burgesses of the severall and respective Counties in which Horse are to be raised by direction of this Ordinance do take care that Copies hereof be forthwith sent down into their severall and respective Counties H Elsynge Cler. Parl. D. Com. Printed for Edward H●…bands Iuly 27. A Declaration and Ordinance of the Lords and Commons assembled in Parliament For raising of a Body of Horse c. THe Lords and Commons taking into their sad and serious consideration the great and manifold miseries under which the good and well-affected People of this Land now suffer by means of that Popish Army which is pretended to be raised by the Kings authority which consisting for the most part in Horse do range and wander up and down the countries and not onely Plunder Imbezill and take away the Goods and Estates of the well-affected but abuse their Persons and very often times destroy and kill them And in a deep sence and apprehension of their sad and wretched estate and condition being not onely wholly deserted and forsaken by those from whom by the Laws of God and Man they ought to receive Protection and preservation from Violence and Injury but also their Persons Estates exposed to Ruine and Destruction without any colour or warrant of Legall authority And the said Lords and Commons having resolved to apply the uttermost of their endeavours in discharge of that great Trust reposed in them for the preservation peace and safety of the People of this Kingdom and securing their Persons and Estates from the Rapine and Fury of the Souldiers and finding it most necessary that a Body of Horse should be forthwith raised To resist and repell the Insolencies and Outrages committed by the Souldiers of the Kings Army Not doubting but all good people will readily and willingly contribute their best Assistance unto a work so necessary for the good of the Kingdom and their own preservation Have thought fit and do hereby Declare and Ordain That such number of good able and sufficient Horses for service of which the Troops of Trained Horse of each county are to be accompted as part shall be forthwith raised in such counties cities and places and brought unto such places of Rendevouz and at such times as are hereafter in this Ordinance mentioned and expressed That is to say within the cities of London and Westminster and Suburbs thereof and the county of Middlesex there shall be forthwith raised Fifteen hundred Horse within the county of Hertford Three hundred Horse within the county of Essex Five hundred Horse within the county of Surrey Three hundred Horse within the county of Sussex Four hundred Horse within the county of Kent Six hundred Horse of which number the city of Canterbury and Cinque-Ports are to bear an equall proportion within the county of Buckingham Two hundred Horse within the county of Bedford Two hundred Horse within the county of Berks Two hundred Horse within the county of Southampton Five hundred Horse within the county of Cambridge and Isle of Ely Two hundred Horse within the county of Huntingdon One hundred Horse within the county of Suffolk Five hundred Horse within the county of Norfolk Six hundred Horse of which the city of Norwich is to bear an equall proportion and within the county of Northampton Four hundred Horse And it is further Ordained That such of the Trained Horse of London Westminster and the county of Middlesex and such others as are already raised within the said cities of London and Westminster and county of Middlesex do meet in Tothill-fields in Westminster on the Five and twentieth of this instant July and the rest appointed by this Ordinance to be raised within the said cities and county to make up the number of Fifteen hundred on the Fourth of August next and the Trained Horse of the counties of Essex and Kent and such other Horse as are already raised within the said counties are to meet in Tothill-fields in Westminster on Friday next the Eight and twentieth of this instant July and the rest appointed by this Ordinance to be raised to make up the proportions allotted upon the severall counties are to meet at the said Rendevouz on the the Fourth of August next and the Trained-Horse of the counties of Suffolk Norfolk Cambridge Isle of Ely and Huntingdon and such other Horse as are already raised within the said counties are to meet at Cambridge on the First of August next and the rest appointed by this Ordinance to be raised to make up the proportions allotted upon these severall counties are to meet at the said Rendevouz on the Eight of August next and the Trained-Horse of the counties of Surrey Sussex Southampton and Berks and such other Horse as are already raised within the said counties are to meet at Windsor on the Eight and twentieth of this instant July and the rest appointed by this Ordinance to be raised to make up the proportions allotted upon these severall counties are to meet at the said Rendevouz on the Fourth of August next and the Trained-Horse of Hertfordshire Bedfordshire Northamptonshire and Buckinghamshire and such other Horse as are already raised within the said counties are to meet at Bedford on the First of August next and the rest appointed by this Ordinance to be raised to make up the proportions allotted upon these severall counties are to meet at the said Rendevouz on the Eight of August next And be it further Ordained by the authority aforesaid That the severall and respective Deputy-Lieutenants and Committees of Parliament of the severall and respective cities counties and places aforesaid and every Two of them are hereby authorized and required to cause this Ordinance to be put in due full and speedy execution and to use all possible dilligence and circumspection in the taking and lifting of such Horses that the same may be done with such indifferency and equality that as little offence may be given to the well-affected party as may be And to the end that this work may be carryed on with Expedition and that the Deputy-Lieutenants and Committees of Parliament unto whose care and fidelity the same is specially intrusted and recommended as absolutely necessary not onely for safety and preservation unto those counties but even to the whole kingdom to be forthwith dispatched may be