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ID	Title	Author	Corrected Date of Publication (TCP Date of Publication)	STC	Words	Pages
A83222	An ordinance of the Lords and Commons assembled in Parliament: For the present setling (without further delay) of the presbyteriall government in the Church of England Die Veneris, 5. Junii. 1646. Ordered by the Lords assembled in Parliament, that this ordinance concerning church-government be forthwith printed and published. ; Joh. Brown cler. Parliamentorum.	England and Wales. Parliament.; Browne, John, ca. 1608-1691.	1646 (1646)	Wing E2002A; ESTC R225472	4,695	19

AN ORDINANCE OF THE LORDS and COMMONS Assembled in PARLIAMENT FOR The present setling without further delay Of the Presbyteriall Government In the Church of ENGLAND Die Veneris 5. Junii 1646. ORdered by the Lords Assembled in Parliament That this Ordinance concerning Church-Government be forthwith printed and published Joh. Brown Cler. Parliamentorum London printed for John Wright at the Kings Head in the old Bayley 1646. Die Veneris 5. Junii 1646. AN ORDINANCE OF THE LORDS and COMMONS Assembled in PARLIAMENT THe Lords and Commons in Parliament holding their former resolution That all notorious and scandalous Offenders shal be kept from the Sacrament have thought fit to make a further addition to the scandalous Offences formerly enumerated for which men shall be kept from the Sacrament and least the stay of the enumeration and the not naming of Commissioners to judge of Cases not enumerated should hinder the putting in execution the Presbyterian Government already established They have thought fit that in regard that divers persons fit to be Commissioners according to the last Ordinance of 14 Martii 1645. by reason of the present Distractions are absent from their habitations and so cannot doe the service therein which otherwise they might doe They doe therefore Ordaine that in stead and place of Commissioners in the said Ordinance THomas Earle of Arundell and Surry Algernon Earle of Northumberland Henry Earle of Kent John Earle of Rutland Philip Earle of Pembroke and Montgomery Robert Earle of Essex Theophilus Earle of Lincolne Charles Earle of Nottingham James Earle of Suffolke William Earle of Salisbury John Earle of Bridgewater Robert Earl of Warwieke Bazill Earle of Denbigh Iames Earle of Middlesex Oliver Earle of Bollingbrooke Edward Earle of Manchester Edmond Earle of Mulgrave Henry Earle of Stamford William Lord Vifcount Say and Seale George Lord Berkley Francis Lord Dacres Philip Lord Wharton Francis Lord Willoughby of Parham Dudley Lord North Iohn Lord Hunsdon Charles Lord Stanhopp Edward Lord Mountague William Lord Grey of Warke Iohn Lord Roberts William Lord Maynard Edward Lord Howard of Escrich Richard Lord Herbert Cherberry Thomas Lord Bruce Francis Rous Edmund Prideaux Esquires Sir Henry Vane Senior Iohn Glyn Esquire Recorder of London Sir Robert Harley Bulstrode Whitlock Esquire Humphrey Salloway Esquire Master Serjeant Wilde Oliver St. Iohn Esquire his Majesties Sollicitor Sir Benjamin Rudyard Knight Master Tate Sir Iohn Clotworthy Knight Iohn Maynard Esquire Sir Henry Vane junior Knight William Pierrepont Esquire William Wheeler Esquire Sir William Masham VValter Young Sir Iohn Evelyn Knight Iohn Selden Esquire Samuel Browne Esquire Sir William Strickland Walter Long Esquire Herbert Morley Esquire George Snelling Esq Harbottle Grimston Esq Iohn Boys Esq Richard Shuttleworth Lord Fairfax Sir Iohn D'Anvers Iohn Crew Esq Sir Anthony Irby Sir John Holland Sir Philip Stapleton Luke Robinson Esq Thomas Westrow Esq Denzell Hollis Esq Henry Lucas Esq Sir Iohn Dreydon Robert Reynolds Esq Sir Thomas Middleton Robert Iennor Esq Henry Oxenden Esq Sir Gilbert Gerrard Nicholas Stoughton Esq Sir Iohn Burgoyne Sir Edward Aiscough Iohn Swynfen Esq Sir Henry Heyman Edw. Leigh Esq Sir Thomas VVroth Samuel Gott Esq Sir John Bamfield VVilliam Ball Esq John Palmer Esq Laurence VVhitacre Esq Sir Arther Haslerigg Sir Dudley North Sir VVilliam VValler Nathaniel Bacon Esq Richard Edwards Esq Luke Hodges Esq Sir VVilliam Lewis Francis Allen Esq Giles Greene Esq John Gourdon Esq Dennis Bond Esq Sir Peter VVentworth Sir Samuel Luke Edward Bainton Esq Richard Salloway junior Simon Theloall Esq Oliver Gromwell Esq Isaac Pennington Esq Alderman of the City of London John Ven Esq Doctor John Bond Sir Richard Onslow Sir VVilliam Armyn VVilliam Aiscough Esquire George Abbot Esquire Cornelius Holland Esquire John Blackinsten Esquire Lord Herbert Sir VValter Erle Henry Martin Esquire Sir Thomas Dacres Richard Brown Esquire VVilliam E●lis Esquire John Lisle Esquire VVilliam Ashurst Esquire Sir John Treavor Sir Nathaniel Barnardiston Thomas Lord VVenman Sir Martin Lumley Samuel Vassall Esquire Sir Matthew Boynton Jervace Piggot Esquire John Hutchinson Esquire Thomas Hatcher Esquire James Fiennes Esquire Valentine Walton Esquire John Stephens Esquire John Evelyn of Surry Thomas Scott Esquires Thomas Pury Esquire Henry Peck Esquire Thomas Hodges of Gloucestershire Esquire William Leman Esquire Richard Winwood Esquire John Lowry Esquire Sir Martin Lister Sir Edmond Fowell Robert Wallop Esquire Richard Whitehead Esquire Nathaniel Hallows Esquire Robert Brewster Esquire Sir Edward Hungerford Richard Norton Esquire Sir Thomas Barnadiston Sir Thomas Trenchard Miles Corbet Esquire Sir Henry Mildmay Thomas Atkin Esquire Alderman of the City of London Lord Cranborne Roger Hill Esquire Sir John Barington John Trenchard Esquire Sir John Corbet Alexander Popham Esquire Sir Samuel Roll Sir John Coke John Nut Esquire Ralph Ashton Esquire Richard Barwis Esquire William Armyn Esquire Richard Tolson Esquire Sir Henry Cholmly Sir Thomas Widdrington George Fenwicke Esquire Edmond Ludlow Esquire Lillibon Long Esquire Franois Drake Esquire Sir Michaell Livesay Edward Stephens Esquire Sir William Spring James Herbert Esquire Henry Laurence Esquire John Roll Esquire Sir John Francklyn Thomas Sandys Esquire Sir Thomas Maliverer Sir William Litton Nathaniell Fiennes Esquire William Purefoy Esquire Or any nine of them shall be a Committee of Lords and Commons to adjudge and determine scandalous offences not formerly enumerated and the Elderships shall proceed in the Examinations of such scandalous offences according to the causions and restrictions mentioned in the Ordinance of the twentieth of October 1645. And the said Committee shall have such power and shall proceed in such sort as is hereafter menrioned If any notorious and scandalous offence not formerly enumerated be committed by any within any Eldership and so after full proofe shall be found before the Eldership who shall have power to examine Proofs and Witnesses on both sides in case both the Eldership and the party complained of do agree the Proofs and Examinations to be duly taken the said Eldership shall forthwith certifie the said Offence with the Proofs to the said Committee of Parliament who shall with all convenient speed determine and adjudge the same But in case the party accused shall finde himselfe grieved either by the not examination or undue examination of Witnesses or mis-entring of the Depositions in such case he shall forth with declare the same to the Eldership who shall relieve him if there be cause which if they shall not do then the three Justices of Peace next to the Parish whereof the party complained of is a Member or any two of them not being of the same Eldership before whom the Complaint lyes shall have power and are hereby inabled and required forthwith to examine upon Oath the said Witnesses that were not examined or were mis-examined or whose Depositions were mis-entred and with all convenient speed returne the Examination to the said Committee of Parliament And in case the said Justices or any two of them do not finish their Examination within six daies after the Cause shall be