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A37798 An order of the house of Parliament concerning the gathering in of the pole-moneys England and Wales. Parliament. House of Commons. 1642 (1642) Wing E1555; ESTC R210527 5,957 18

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The humble Desires and PROPOSITIONS OF THE Lords and Commons in Parliament tendred to His Majestie Febr. 1. AND HIS MAIESTIES Gracious ANSWER and PROPOSITIONS FEBR. 3. 1642. Die Lunae 6. Februar 6. 1642. IT is this day Ordered by the Commons in Parliament assembled That the Propositions from both Houses and His Majesties Answer unto them this day received be forthwith printed and published H Elsynge Cler. Parl. D. Com. London Printed for Edward Husbands and are to be sold at his shop in the Middle-Temple Febr. 7. 1642. WE Your Majesties most humble and faithfull Subjects the Lords and Commons in Parliament assembled having in our thoughts the glory of God Your Majesties Honour and the prosperity of Your people and being most grievously afflicted with the pressing miseries and calamities which have overwhelmed Your two Kingdoms of England Ireland since Your Majestie hath by the perswasion of Evil Councellours withdrawn Your self from Your Parliament raised an Army against it and by force thereof protected Delinquents from the Iustice of it and constraining us to take Arms for the defence of our Religion Laws Liberties and Priviledges of Parliament and for the sitting of the Parliament in safety Which Fears and Dangers are continued and encreased by the raising drawing together arming of great numbers of Papists under the Command of the Earl of Newcastle likewise by making the Lord Herbert of Ragland and other known Papists Commanders of great Forces whereby many grievous Oppressions Rapines and Cruelties have beene and are daily exercised upon the Persons and Estates of your People Much innocent blood hath been spilt and the Papists have attained means of attempting with hopes of effecting their mischievous Designe of rooting out the Reformed RELIGION and destroying the Professors thereof In the tender sence and compassion of these Evils under which the People and Kingdom lye according to the Duty which we owe to God Your Majestie and the Kingdom for which we are trusted Do most earnestly desire that an end may be put to these great Distempers and Distractions for the preventing that Desolation which doth threaten all Your Majesties Dominions as we have rendred and still are ready to render to Your Majestie that Subjection Obedience and Service which we owe unto You So we most humbly beseech Your Majestie to remove the Causes of this War and to vouchsafe us that Peace and Protection which we and our Ancestors have formerly enjoyed under Your Majestie and Your Yoyall Predecessors and graciously to accept and grant these our most humble Desires and Propositions I. THat Your Majestie will be pleased to disband Your Armies as we likewise shall be ready to disband all those Forces which we have raised and that You will be pleased to return to Your Parliament II. That You will leave Delinquents to a Legall Tryall and Judgement of Parliament III. That the Papists may not onely be disbanded but disarmed according to Law IV. That Your Majestie will be pleased to give Your Royall assent unto the Bill for taking away Superstitious Innovations To the Bill against scandalous Ministers To the Bill against Pluralities To the Bill for the utter abolishing and taking away of all Archbishops Bishops their Chancellors and Commissaries Deans Sub-Deans Deans and Chapters Arch-Deacons Canons and Prebendaries and all Chantors Chancellors Treasurers Sub-Treasurers Succentors and Sacrists And all Vicars Chorall and Choristers old Vicars and new Vicars of any Cathedrall or Collegiate Church and all other their under-Officers out of the Church of England And to the Bill for Consultation to be had with godly religious and learned Divines That Your Majestie will be pleased to promise to passe such other good Bills for settling of Church-Government as upon Consultation with the Assembly of the said Divines shall be resolved on by both Houses of Parliament and by them be presented to Your Majestie V. That Your Majesty having express'd in Your Answer to the Nineteen Propositions of both Houses of Parliament a hearty Affection and Intention for the rooting out of Popery out of this Kingdom And that if both the Houses of Parliament can yet finde a more effectuall course to disable Jesuits Priests and Popish Recusants from disturbing the State or eluding the Lawes that you would willingly give your consent unto it That You would be gratiously pleased for the better discovery and speedier conviction of Recusants that an oath may be established by Act of Parliament to be administred in such manner as by both Houses shall be agreed on wherein they shall abjure and renownce the popes supremacie the Doctrine of Transubstantiation Purgatory Worshipping of the consecrated Hoast crucifixes and images and the refusing of the sayd oath being tendred in such manner as shall be appointed by Act of Parliament shall be a sufficient conviction in law of Recusancie And that Your Majestie will be Gratiously pleased to give Your Royall Assent unto a Bill for the education of the Children of Papists by Protestants in the Protestant Religion That for the more effectuall execution of the Lawes against Popish Recusants Your Majesty would be pleased to consent to a Bill for the true leavying of the Penalties against them and that the same Penalties may be leavyed and disposed of in such manner as both Houses of Parliament shall agree on so as Your Majesty be at no losse And likewise to a Bill whereby the practises of Papists against the State may be prevented and the Laws against them duely executed VI. That the Earl of Bristoll be removed from Your Majesties Councells and that both he and the Lord Harbert eldest son to the Earl of Worcester may likewise be restrained from coming within the Verge of the Court and that they may not bear any Office or have any imployments concerning the State or Common-wealth VII That Your Majesty would be graciously pleased by Act of Parliament to settle the Militia both by Sea and Land and for the Forts and Ports of the Kingdom in such manner as shall be agreed on by both Houses VIII That Your Majesty will be pleased by Your Letters Patents to make Sir John Brampston Chiefe Justice of Your Court of Kings-Bench William Lenthall Esquire the now Speaker of the Cōmons House Mr. of the Rolls and to continue the Lord Chiefe Justice Banckes Chiefe Justice of the Court of common-Common-Pleas and likewise to make Master Serjeant Wilde Chief Baron of Your Court of the Exchequer and that Master Iustice Bacon may be continued and Master Serjeant Rolls and Master Serjeant Atkins made Iustices of the Kings-Bench that Master Iustice Reeve and Master Iustice Forster may be continued Serjeant Pheasant made one of Your Iudges of your Court of common-Common-Pleas That Mr. Serjeant Creswell Mr. Samuel Brown and Mr. John Puleston may be Barons of the Exchequor and that all these and all the Judges of the same Courts for the time to come may hold their places by Letters Patents under the Great Seale Quamdiu se bene Gesserint