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ID	Title	Author	Corrected Date of Publication (TCP Date of Publication)	STC	Words	Pages
A74590	An order and declaration of His Highness and the council, for an assessment of sixty thousand pounds per mensem, for six monthes; from the five and twentieth of December 1655, to the four and twentieth of June 1656. Tuesday the 27th of November, 1655. Ordered by His Highness the Lord Protector, and the council, that this order and declaration be forthwith printed and published. Hen: Scobell, Clerk of the Council.	England and Wales. Lord Protector (1653-1658 : O. Cromwell); England and Wales. Council of State.	1655 (1655)	Thomason E1065_3; ESTC R210580	5,782	15

of Stafford the Sum of Seven hundred eighty eight pounds The City and County of the City of Litchfield the Sum of Twelve pounds The County of Somerset the Sum of Two thousand three hundred thirty three pounds six shillings and eight pence The County of Southampton with the town and County of the City of Southampton the sum of One thousand seven hundred thirty three pounds six shillings and eight pence The county of Suffolk the sum of Three thousand one hundred thirty three pounds six shillings and eight pence The county of Surrey the sum of One thousand three hundred fourty one pounds thirteen shillings and four pence The Borough of Southwark the sum of One hundred fifty eight pounds six shillings and eight pence The county of Sussex the sum of One thousand six hundred thirty three pounds six shillings and eight pence The county of Warwick with the city and county of the city of Coventry the Sum of One thousand sixty six pounds thirteen shillings and four pence The county of Worcester the sum of One thousand and thirteen pounds six shillings and eight pence The city and county of the city of Worcester the sum of fifty three pounds six shillings and eight pence The county of Wilts the sum of One thousand six hundred sirty six pounds thirteen shillings and four pence The county of Westmerland the sum of sixty three pounds eight shillings The Isle of Anglesey the sum of One hundred and sixteen pounds six shillings and eight pence The County of Brecknock the sum of three hundred and ten pounds The county of Cardigan the sum of three hundred sixty six pounds The county of Carmarthen the sum of three hundred and two pounds The county of Carnarvan the sum of One hundred seventy three pounds six shillings and eight pence The county of Denbigh the sum of Two hundred thirty three pounds six shillings and eight pence The county of Flint the Sums of One hundred and sixteen pounds six shillings and eight pence The county of Glamorgan the Sum of three hundred ninety and three pounds six shillings and eight pence The county of Merioneth the sum of one hundred and six pounds thirteen shillings and four pence The county of Montgomery the sum of two hundred fifty three pounds six shillings and eight pence The county of Pembroke the sum of three hundred fourty eight pounds The county of Radnor the sum of two hundred and eighteen pounds The Town of Haverford-West the sum of twelve pounds and ten shillings The Town of Berwick the sum of five pounds By which Agreement and Declaration of His Highnesse and His Council It is Provided That in case the Moneyes arising by the Customes and other the Revenues therein mentioned should be improved and amount unto a greater yearly value then they were at the time of making the said Agreement or any other Revenue or Moneys shall be added or accrew to the Vse of Commonwealth in such Case there shall be a proportionable Abatement of the said Monethly Assesment His Highnesse the Lord Protector and His Council in pursuance of the said Twenty Seventh Article of the Government and of the said Agreement and Declaration aforesaid and for preventing the Burthen and Evils attending Freequarter which must otherwise unavoidably fall upon this Nation do Declare and Order That the said Sum of threescore thousand pounds by the Moneth for Six Moneths commencing from the four and twentieth day of December one thousand six hundred fifty five shall be Taxed Assessed Levyed Collected and Paid in the several Coudties and Places in such manner and by such ways and means and according to the several Rates and prooortions before hereby set down and expressed And do Order and Require the severall Commissioners and other Persons nominated and mentioned in the before-mentioned Act and such others as by any Order of that Parliament or of His Highnesse the Lord-Protector and His Council have been since added as Commissioners or so many of them as by the said Act are thereunto respectively authorized to Vse Exercise and put in Execution all and every the Powers and Authorities for the Assessing Levying Collecting and Paying the present Six Moneths Assessment hereby appointed as also the Arrears of all former Assessments which they had or were impowred to Vse and Exercise by the said recited Act for the Assessing Collecting Levying and Payment of the aforesaid six Moneths Assessment of One hundred and twenty thousand pounds by the Moneth And for the better effecting thereof the several and respective Commissioners for the said respective Counties Cities and Towns shall meet together at the most common and usual place of Meeting in each of the said Counties Cities and Towns respectively on or before the twenty seventh day of December 1655. And the said Commissioners or so many of them as shall then and there attend and be present shall put this present Order in execution for the directing managing levying and bringing in the said Monthly Assessment hereby required and shall then if they see cause appoint a second general Meeting on or before the tenth day of Ianuary then next following to the end the Rules and Directions aforesaid may be as is before declared timely prosecuted and observed so as the full sum of the first Three Moneths Assessment charged upon each Division Hundred Parish and Place may be at once wholly collected and paid in to the respective Receivers General at or before the thirtie one day of Ianuary now next coming the latter Three Moneths Assessment to be also fully Collected and Paid in to the respective Receivers-General at or before the fourteenth of March then next following And it is further Ordered That in case the way and manner of Assessing by a Survey and Pound-rate in such sort as is prescribed by the said recited Act shall prove prejudicial and obstructive to the Bringing in of the Six Moneths Assessment aforesaid by the times limitted for paying in of the same That then and in all such cases the said Commissioners in any of the said Counties Cities Towns and places in the said Act mentioned where such Obstructions shall be or happen or the major part of them present at their General-Meeting may and are hereby Authorized for the Removal of such Obstructions to proceed according to the most just and equal way of Rates held in such places in the Proportioning Levying and Assessing the respective Sums charged upon them and every of them according to the Directions of an Ordinance of the Eighth of Iune One thousand six hundred fifty four for an Assessment for Six Moneths thereby appointed And the several and respective Commissioners Receivers-General Collectors Sub-Collectors and all other persons who are or shall be Intrusted or Imployed in the Assessing Levying Collecting or Receiving of the said Six Moneths Assessments or any part thereof are hereby Enjoined and Required to observe such Orders and Directions as shall from time to time be made and given forth by the Commissioners for the Treasury or by the Committee or Commissioners for the Army or any three of them in and concerning the premisses Provided alwaies and it is hereby Ordered That in stead of Treasurers at Warres mentioned in the said Act the Receivers-General for this whole Six Moneths Assessment shall be and are hereby authorized and impowred to Receive from the Receivers-General of the respective Counties Cities and Places and every of them All and every the Sums of Money hereby to be Taxed Assessed Levyed Collected and Paid for the said Six Moneths Assessment or otherwise as aforesaid and to give Acquittances and Discharges and to make such Alowances in and about the premises in as full and ample manner to all intents and purposes as the Treasurers at War mentioned in the said Act by the said Act or by one Ordinance of the Nine and twentieth day of Iune One thousand six hundred fifty four Entituled An Ordinance for Continuing a Committee for the Army and Treasurers at War were impowred and enabled to do And the said Receivers-General of the respective Counties Cities and Places and every of them are hereby Authorized and Required to make Payment of the said several Sums which shall be by them received of all and every Collector and Sub-Collector by vertue hereof unto Iohn Blackwel the younger and Richard Dean Esquires Receivers-General for this whole Six Moneths Assessment at Guild-Hall London to be by that paid in to and accompted for in the Receipt of His Highness Exchequer and that all and every the Acquittance and Acquittances of the said Receivers-General for this whole Six Moneths Assessment shall be unto the said Receivers-General for the said respective Counties Cities and Places and to all other persons who shall by vertue hereof pay any Moneyes unto them for the purposes a-aforesaid a sufficient discharge Wednesday Nov. 28 1655. ORdered by His Highness the Lord Protector and the Council that the several persons here undernamed be and are hereby constituted and appointed Commissioners for the Assessment in the several Counties and places here under-written respectively and they are hereby impowred to act as Commissioners as fully to all intents and purposes as any the Commissioners named in any former Act Ordinance or Order may or have power to do For the County of Kent Capt. Thomas Mannings Mr. Robert Maschall Mr. Will. Jones Capt. Laurence Knott Peter Peke Esq Capt. Thomas Wilson Lieut. Col. Crompton Capt. Thomas Harrison Major Edward Sharpe Mr. Antho. Bodell of Tenterden Mr. William Ward of Sandhurst For the County of Suffolk Benjamin Gifford Governor of Languard-fort For the County of York the East North and West riding Col. Robert Lilburn For the County of Devon Henry Walter Esq Will. Fortescue of Buckland Filly Esq For the County of Berks Capt. Edward Scotton Capt. Cannon For the County of Southampton Samuel Bull Gent. Henry Scobel Clerk of the Council