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A83324	An ordinance of the Lords and Commons assembled in Parliament, wherein the county of Lincolne is added in the association of the six counties of Norfolke, Suffolke, Essex, Cambridge, Hartford, Huntington, for the mutuall defence each of other against the popish army in the north under the command of the Marquesse of Newcastle. Also, giving power to the Earle of Manchester to nominate governours over the parts of Holland and Marchland; and if any person harbour a souldier that is imprested to serve under him, he shall be fined; if he refuse to pay his fine, his goods shall be sequestred, and he imprisoned till the fine be satisfied. With the names of the committees appointed for the collection of money to pay the forces raised for the preservation of those seven counties. Die Mercurii 20. Septemb. 1643. Ordered by the Lords and Commons assembled in Parliament, that this ordinance shall be forthwith printed and published. J. Brown Cler. Parliamentorum.	England and Wales. Parliament.	1643 (1643)	Wing E2107; Thomason E67_32; ESTC R7847	7,081	13

AN ORDINANCE OF THE LORDS and COMMONS Assembled in Parliament WHEREIN The County of Lincolne is added in the association of the six Counties of Norfolke Suffolke Essex Cambridge Hartford Huntington for the mutuall defence each of other against the Popish Army in the North under the command of the Marquesse of Newcastle Also giving power to the Earle of Manchester to nominate Governours over the parts of Holland and Marchland and if any person harbour a souldier that is imprested to serve under him he shall be fined if he refuse to pay his fine his goods shall be sequestred and he imprisoned till the fine be satisfied With the names of the Committees appointed for the collection of money to pay the Forces raised for the preservation of those seven Counties Die Mercurii 20. Septemb. 1643. ORdered by the Lords and Commons assembled in Parliament that this Ordinance shall be forthwith printed and published J. Brown Cler. Parliamentorum LONDON Printed for Iohn Wright in the Old-baily Septemb. 22. 1643. Die Mercurii 20 Sept. 1643. AN ORDINANCE OF THE Lords and Commons Assembled in Parliament THe Lords and Commons in Parliament taking into their consideration the danger to which the associated Counties of Essex Suffolke Norfolk Cambridge Hartford and Huntington are lyable in case the inhabitants of Lyn who have now declared themselves against the Parliament should not be reduced to their obedience or the popish Northerne Army or any other Armies or Forces should make a passage into any of the said associated Counties have thought good to afford the inhabitants of the said Counties all fit meanes for the timely suppressing the rebellion at Lyn and the preventing and withstanding all mischievous designes which now are or hereafter shall be plotted against any of the said Counties And doe therefore the better to strengthen them Ordaine that the County of Lincolne and the County of the City of Lincolne shall be added to the said association And further to enable them to maintaine and pay the Forces of Horse and Foote now raised or hereafter to be raised by them That there shall be rated taxed and leavied upon the severall inhabitants of the said Counties viz. Upon the County of Essex one thousand one hundred twenty and five pounds Upon the County of Suffolke one thousand two hundred and fifty pounds Upon the County of Norfolke with the City of Norwich one thousand two hundred and fifty pounds Upon the County of Cambridge three hundred threescore and fifteene pounds Upon the Isle of Ely one hundred forty seven pounds 10 shillings Upon the County of Hartford the sum of foure hundred and fifty pounds Upon the County of Huntington two hundred twenty pounds And upon the County of Lincolne and City of Lincolne eight hundred and twelve pounds ten shillings weekely to be collected within the severall limits and hundreds of the said Counties and places The first payment of the said weekely summes so assessed by this Ordinance to be made at or before the third day of October 1643. And the said weekly payment to continue weekely for three moneths next ensuing from the said third day of October And for expediting the said service in leavying assessing and collecting the said weekely summes in the said Counties Be it Ordained that the persons hereafter named shall be Committees for the severall and respective Counties hereafter named That is to say For the County of Essex Sir Thomas Barrington Knight and Baronet Essex Sir Harbottle Grimstone Knight and Baronet Sir William Hicks Sir William Massam Sir Richard Everard Baronets Sir Martin Lumly Knight and Baronet Sir Thomas Cheeke Sir Henry Mildmay of Wanstead Sir William Roe Sir Henry Holcroft Sir Thomas Honnywood Sir William Martin Sir John Barrington Knights Harbottle Grimston John Sayer William Massam Timothy Middleton Henry Myldemay William Umphrevill Nathaniell Baycon Oliver Raymond Anthony Luther Deane Tindell John Wright Robert Smith Thomas Cooke Carey Mildmay Richard Harlackenden Robert Wiseman of Mayland John Eldred John Jocelyn Robert Bouon John Meed John Eden Thomas Clapton Arthur Barnardiston Isaac Allen of Hasely William Goldingham William Atwood John Atwood Peter Whitcome John Brooke Henry VViseman Robert Young Francis Stonehard George Walton Captaye Cletheroe John Watkins Edward Berkhead George Thorowgood Esquires Richard Wiseman John Langly of Colchester Thomas Cooke John Sorrill William Turner of Wimbich Robert Vesey Jeremy Aylet William Collerd Robert Crane Doctor Read of Beauchanger Robert Calthrop Thomas Adams of Thackstead Richard Hankin of Harwich John Allistone VVilliam Harlackenden John Thorowgood of VVadden Isaac VVincoll Samuel Playne Francis VVilliamson of VValden Francis Nicholson John Fening Robert Talcot of Culchester Thomas Allyet and Robert Maidstone Gent. For Colchester the Mayor for the time being Colchester Harbottle Grimston Recorder John Jocelinne Deputy-Recorder Henry Barrington John Langley Robert Buckstone Ralph Harrison and William Cooke Aldermen For the County of Suffolke Sir Edmond Bacon Baronet Sir Nathaniel Barnerdistone Knight Sir William Spring Baronet Suffolke Sir William Parker Sir Roger North. Sir Thomas Barnerdistone Knights Bramton Gurden senior Robert Reynalds William Henemingham Nathaniel Baycon of Freston Nicholas Bacon Henry North Robert Brewster Francis Bacon Theophilus Vaughan of Becklesse William Cage Edmund Harvy John Gu●don Esquire John Bates Gentleman Sir William Plater Knight and Baronet Sir John Wentworth Knight Sir Philip Parker Knight Morrice Barrow William Lawrence James Hubard Nicholas Bacon William Bloyse Esquires Francis Brewster Gentleman Sir Butts Bacon Baronet Sir Robert Brooke Sir Jo. Rowce Sir William Soame Knights Thomas Baker Brampton Garden junior Wiseman Bockhenham Isaac Apleton Henry North Edward Read Thomas Cole Richard Peapes Nathaniel Bacon of Ipswich Gibson Lucas Esquires For Ipswich the Bailiffes for the time being Richard Purplet and John Aldus Ipswich For Saint Edmonds Bury the Aldermen of Saint Edmunds Bury for the time being Thomas Chapleyne Thomas Gibb S. Edmonds Bury Samuel Moody and Thomas Chapman 〈…〉 The Bailiffes of the Towne of Alborough for the time being and Thomas Jackson Alborough For the County of Norfolke Sir Thomas Woodhouse Knight and Baronet Norfolke Sir John Holland Baronet Sir John Pots Baronet Sir John Hoberd Knight and Baronet Sir Miles Hobert Sir Thomas Hoggin Knights James Calthrop John Cooke John Sp●lman Philip Beddingfeild Samuel Smith the Bailiffes of Ya●moth Thomas Toll and John Percevell of Lynne Thomas Wyndeham Francis Jeremy Robert Wood Gregory Gausey John Haughton Thomas Weld Martin Sidly Thomas Sotherton Esquires William Henemingham William Cooke Robert Rich Esquires Sir Richard Berney Sir Isaac Ashley Sir John Palgrave Knights Brigg Fountaine Esquire Sir Edward Barkham Baronet Sir Thomas Gawdy Sir Edward Ashly Sir Thomas Guibon Knights Thomas Russell John Walpoole Robert Wilton Robert Jeremy John Guibon Robert Sheppard John K●yves Philip Caltrope Esquires Toby Fryer Samuel Parkes Thomas Johnson Robert Rower Gent. For the County and City of Norwich Norwich the Major for the time being Christopher Barret Thomas Baker Iohn

power and authority to advance Monyes by way of Loan for this Service or other necessary charges tending to the safety and preservation of the said Counties And for the security of such persons as shall lend any Monyes for the uses aforesaid to give them Warrants under their hands or the hands of three of them at least to receive the same againe of such Treasurer or Treasurers to whom such Warrant or Warrants shall be directed who shall upon the sight of the said Warrant and a Copy thereof left with them detaine so much of the Monyes which he or they shall receive as aforesaid to discharge the said Warrants And if the said Treasurers or any of them to whom such Warrants shall be directed shall not after sight of such Warrants and a Copy thereof left with them as aforesaid stop and detaint so much of the next Moneyes which he shall so receive to satisfie the person or persons the Money so lent as aforesaid upon proofe thereof made the said Deputy Lieutenants or any two of them shall for his or their neglect or default make out their Warrants to the high Constables of the hundreds where such Treasurer or Treasurers shall dwell or inhabite or to what other person or persons they shall thinke fit to Levie so much Money as the Warrant or Warrants were made for upon the goods of the said Treasurer or Treasurers by way of distresse and sale of their goods to the use of the person or persons so lending as aforesaid And it is also Ordained That whatsoever sums of Money are or shall be set or imposed by vertue of this Ordinance upon any Land-lords for in respect of any Lands Tenements or Hereditaments held of them by any Tenants the same sum of Money shall be payd by their severall respective Tenants which said sums of Money so to be payd by the said Tenants for their Land-lords they shall deduct and defalke out of the next Rents payable by them to their Land-lords and for so doing the said Tenants their Heires Excecutors Administrators and Assignes shall be accquitted and saved harmelesse against the said Land-lords their Heires Excecutors Administrators and Assignes and Grant Covenant Condition Writeing Obligatory or other matter whatsoever made to the contrary notwithstanding And it is Ordained That the Countie of Lincolne and the County and City of Lincolne shall have the advantage and benefit of the Ordinance for the Rating of such as have not contributed upon the Propositions or not in proportion according to their Estates to be raysed in the same manner by the Committees named in this Ordinance for that County and to the same uses for the maintaining their Associated Forces as the Lords and Commons have already by another Ordinance confirmed and setled the same upon the rest of the said Associated Counties And it is Ordained That the Deputy Lieutenants and Committees of the said Counties or any five or more of them three whereof to be Deputy Lieutenants shall be a standing and constant Committee in their severall and respective Counties who shall have power to take the accompts of all Treasurers of Money or keepers of Stores or Ammunition belonging to their severall and respective Counties and to order all other the Affaires of their severall Counties according to the Ordinances of Parliament now made or which hereafter shall be made And for the better effecting of the premises The said Deputy Lieutenants and Committees or any five of them as aforesaid shall be resident in some convenient place within their said respective Counties and shall have power to adjourn themselves from time to time and from place to place within their severall Counties as they shall thinke fit And after they or more of them shall have set foureteen dayes Then the Minor halfe of the said Committee to be free and they to send for so many others in their stead and the Major halfe there still to remaine other foureteen dayes and then they also are free and then they also to send for three others and so to change the Committee successively during these Troubles or till further order be taken giving notice from time to time to them which are to succeed six dayes before they are to make their appearance at their appoynted place And the Deputy Lieutenants and Committees of the said severall and respective Counties are hereby required to appoynt a meeting at some convenient place within their severall and respective Counties so soone as coveniently they may and they then present are to agree amongst themselves of the first five who are to begin this Service And whereas Colonell Cromwell hath ten Troopes of Horse already Armed which were heretofore raysed in the said Associated Counties It is Ordained that all the now Associated Counties shall discharge their pay till this time and so long as the said Troopes shall be thought fit to be continued together as one intyre Regiment they shall be payd equally by all the said Counties And for as much as the preservation of the Isle of Ely Holland and Marshland in respect of the Avynewes and passages leading to them doth mutually depend each of them upon the other and that Colonell Cromwell is already appoynted Governour of the Isle of Ely but no speciall Provision is yet made for the parts of Holland and Marshland the same is hereby recommended to the Earle of Manchester who by vertue of this Ordinance is authorized to place such Governour or Governours in Holland or Marshland aforesaid with the approbation of the Lord Generall with such directions for the mutuall preservation of them and the Isle of Ely as in his judgement he shall conceive to be most effectuall for their joynt preservation And lastly it is Ordained That if any person or persons inhabitng within the said Associated Counties shal receive harbour and conceale any that have bin or shal hereafter be Imprested by vertue of any Ordinance of Parliament to be commanded by the Earl of Manchester Major Generall of the said Associated Forces who shall withdraw themselves from the Service they now are or shall be by him the said Earlingaged in for the Service of the Parliament without licence from the Captaine which hee or they shall serve under It shall be lawfull for the Deputie Lieutenants of the several and respective Counties or any two of them to commit such persons as shall so withdraw themselves As also all such as shall knowingly harbour and conceale the persons so withdrawing themselves or to Fine any of them as they shall thinke fit not exceeding the sum of 10 li. And if the persons so withdrawing or the persons so concealing shall refuse upon demand to pay the said Fine so imposed upon him or them as aforesaid that then it shall be lawfull for the said severall and respective Deputy Lieutenants or any two of them to Sequester the Estates of the said offenders and Imprison their persons untill the said Fines be satisfied and payd Septemb 21. 1643. Hen. Elsinge Cl. P. D. Co● FINIS