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A31458	The laws of Q. Elizabeth, K. James, and K. Charles the First concerning Jesuites, seminary priests, recusants, &c., and concerning the oaths of supremacy and allegiance, explained by divers judgments and resolutions of the reverend judges : together with other observations upon the same laws : to which is added the Statute XXV Car. II. cap. 2 for preventing dangers which may happen from popish recusants : and an alphabetical table to the whole / by William Cawley of the Inner Temple, Esq.	Cawley, William, of the Inner Temple.	1680 (1680)	Wing C1651; ESTC R5101	281,468	316

him who is in another County For the coercive Authority of a Justice of Peace Justice of Peace limited to his County cannot exceed his limits or bounds as is held in Plowden 37. in the Case of the Sheriffs of London And therefore in the Case of the Lord Say it was resolved that if a Justice of Peace of the County where the Felony was committed pursue a Felon into another County and take him there the Felon must be imprisoned in the County where he is taken and the Justice of Peace who pursued him hath no power to carry him to the Goal of the County where he did the Felony for he is a Prisoner in the County where he was taken and there the Justice of Peace hath no more to do then an ordinary person 13 E. 4. 8. Bro. Freshsuite 3. so that as it seems in this Case the party who keeps such Arms cannot be imprisoned by this Act But this likewise is Casus Omissus and not here provided for And yet nevertheless be it Enacted by the Authority aforesaid Stat. Sect. 25. A Popish Recusant shall maintain his Armor That notwithstanding the taking away of such Armor Gunpowder and Munition the said Popish Recusant shall and may be charged with the maintaining of the same and with the buying providing and maintaining of Horse and other Armor and Munition in such sort as other his Majesties Subjects from time to time shall be appointed and commanded according to their several Abilities and Qualities and that the said Armor and Munition at the Charge of such Popish Recusant for them and as their own provision of Armor and Munition shall be shewed at every Muster shew or use of Armor to be had or made within the said County Provided always That neither this Act Stat. Sect. 26. Ecclesiastical Censures nor any thing therein contained shall extend to take away or abridge the Authority or Iurisdiction of the Ecclesiastical Censures for any cause or matter but that the Commissioners of his Majesty his Heirs and Successors in Causes Ecclesiastical for the time being Archbishops Bishops and other Ecclesiastical Iudges may do and procéed as before the making of this Act they lawfully did or might have done Any thing in this Act to the contrary in any wise notwithstanding Stat. vii Jac. cap. ii An Act that all such as are to be Naturalized or restored in Blood shall first receive the Sacrament of the Lords Supper and the Oath of Allegiance and the Oath of Supremacy What they shall be bound unto who shall be Naturalized or restored in Blood FOrasmuch as the Naturalizing of Strangers and restoring to Blood persons Attainted have béen ever reputed matters of méer grace and favour which are not fit to be bestowed upon any others then such as are of the Religion now established in this Realm Be it therefore Enacted by the Kings most Excellent Majesty the Lords Spiritual and Temporal and the Commons in this present Parliament Assembled that no person or persons of what Quality Condition or Place whatsoever being of the age of Eightéen years or above shall be Naturalized or restored in Blood unless the said person or persons have received the Sacrament of the Lords Supper within one month before any Bill exhibited for that purpose and also shall take the Oath of Supremacy and the Oath of Allegiance in the Parliament House before his or her Bill be twice Read And for the better effecting of the premises Be it further Enacted by the Authority aforesaid That the Lord Chancellor of England or Lord Keeper of the Great Seal for the time being if the Bill begin in the Vpper House and the Speaker of the Commons House of Parliament for the time being if the Bill begin there shall have Authority at all times during the Session of Parliament to minister such Oath and Oaths and to such person and persons as by the true intent of this Statute is to be ministred This Act to take place from and after the end of this present Session of Parliament Stat. vii Jac. cap. vi An Act for Administring the Oath of Allegiance and Reformation of married Women Recusants WHereas by a Statute made in the Third year of your Majesties Reign intituled Stat. Sect. 1. an Act for the better discovering and repressing of Popish Recusants the form of an Oath to be ministred and given to certain persons in the same Act mentioned is limited and prescribed tending only to the Declaration of such Duty as every true and well affected Subject not only by bond of Allegiance but also by the commandment of Almighty God ought to bear to your Majesty your Heirs and Successors which Oath such as are infected with Popish superstition do oppugne with many false and unsound Arguments the just defence whereof your Majesty hath heretofore undertaken and worthily performed to the great contentment of all your loving Subjects notwithstanding the gainsayings of contentious Adversaries And to shew how greatly your Loyal Subjects do approve the said Oath they prostrate themselves at your Majesties Féet beséeching your Majesty that the same Oath may be administred to all your Subjects To which end we do with all humbleness beseech your Highness that it may be Enacted Every person above the age of 18 years herein intended shall take the Oath of Allegiance and before whom And be it Enacted by the Authority of this present Parliament That all and every person and persons as well Ecclesiastical as Temporal of what Estate Dignity Preheminence Sex Quality or Degrée soever he she or they be or shall be above the age of Eightéen years being in this Act mentioned and intended shall make take and receive a Corporal Oath upon the Evangelists according to the tenor and effect of the said Oath set forth in the forementioned Statute before such person or persons as hereafter in this Act is expressed That is to say All and every Archbishop and Bishop Archbishops and Bishops that now is or hereafter shall be before the Lord Chancellor or Lord Kéeper of the Great Seal for the time being Ecclesiastical Judges and Officers And all and every Ecclesiastical Iudge Officer and Minister of what Estate Dignity Preheminence or Degree soever he or they be or shall be before the Archbishop of the Province or Bishop or other Ordinary of the Diocess for the time being wherein such Ecclesiastical Iudge Officer or Minister ought to exercise his said Office Place or Function A Baron or Baroness or above that Degree Privy Counsellors Presidents And all and every person and persons of or above the Degree of a Baron of Parliament or Baroness of this your Highness Realm of England and all of your Highness Privy Counsel residing in London or Westminster or within thirty miles thereof and the Presidents of Wales and the North Parts before any four of your Highness Privy Counsel whereof the Lord Chancellor Lord Treasurer Lord Privy Seal

apprehended The three months relate to the time of the Offenders being apprehended whereas by the Act he cannot be required to abjure until three months after his apprehension and he turns the three months after his apprehension into three months after his arrival All great mistakes and fit to be taken notice of by Justices of Peace whose part it is to require the submission and abjuration that they may not be misled in the Execution of this part of their Office by trusting to that Abridgment Required to submit within what time Being thereunto required by the Bishop c. If the Offender be not before the end of the three months next after his apprehension required by the Bishop a Justice of Peace or the Minister or Curate to make such submission he cannot be required afterwards nor be compelled to abjure by force of this Act. But if he be required within the three months to make submission and refuse he may be at any time afterwards warned or required to abjure Vide Stat. 35 Eliz. cap. 1. Sect. 2. Abjure this Realm of England c. The Oath of Abjuration may be in this form or to this effect Oath of Abjuration You shall swear that you shall depart out of this Realm of England and out of all other the Kings Majesties Dominions And that you shall not return hither or come again into any of his Majesties Dominions but by the Licence of our said Sovereign Lord the King or of his Heirs So help you God Stamford 119. 120. Co. 3. Inst 217. Wilkinson P. 66. hath set down another form upon this Statute much resembling that heretofore used at the Abjuration of a Felon mutatis mutandis in these words This hear you Sir Coronor that I J. M. of H. in the County of S. am a Popish Recusant and in Contempt of the Laws and Statutes of this Realm of England I have and do refuse to come to hear Divine Service there read and exercised I do therefore according to the intent and meaning of the Statute made in the 35th year of Queen Elizabeth late Queen of this Realm of England abjure the Land and Realm of King Charles now King of England Scotland France and Ireland and I shall hast me towards the Port of P. which you have given and assigned to me And that I shall not go out of the highway leading thither nor return back again and if I do I will that I be taken as a Felon of our said Lord the King And that at P. I will diligently seek for passage and I will tarry there but one Flood and Ebb if I can have passage and unless I can have it in such space I will go every day into the Sea up to my Knees assaying to pass over So God me help and his holy Judgment But in alluding to the old Oath in Case of abjuration for Felony which began with the Confession of the particular offence for which the Felon was abjured as Ego A. B. sum latro unius Equi vel homicida unius hominis or the like as the Case was Wilkinson is mistaken in the very offence for which the Popish Recusant is to abjure by force of this Statute for the offence is not his refusal to hear Divine Service for that is but only one of the precedent Qualifications of the person But the Offence it self is of another nature viz. his not repairing to the place the Statute appoints him or his removal from thence contrary to the Statute or his not presenting himself and delivering his true name as aforesaid Either of these if he be a Popish Recusant within the meaning of this Act is a crime for which he ought to abjure unless he prevents his Abjuration by a timely Submission Nor is the Popish Recusant bound to swear that he will not go out of the High way or return back or will tarry but one flood and ebb or go into the Sea up to his knees nor ought the Coroner or Justices of Peace to require any such Oath of him For this is a new offence made by a Statute Law which doth not require the strict form of Abjuration as in Case of Felony And although the Felon were tied to these circumstances yet the Recusant is not nor shall be a Felon for omitting them But 't is sufficient if he simply abjure as the Act directs and go from the appointed Port within the time limited and not return without Licence into any of the Kings Dominions He that thus abjures the Realm doth yet owe the King his Ligeance and remaineth within the Kings Protection He that abjures yet oweth the King his Ligeance Qui abjurat Regnum amittit regnum sed non Regem amittit Patriam sed non patrem patriae Co. 7. 9. Calvins Case And if any such Offender Stat. Sect. 7. The punishment for refusing to abjure not departing or returning without Licence which by the tenour and intent of this Act is to be abjured as is aforesaid shall refuse to make such Abjuration as is aforesaid or after such Abjuration made shall not go to such Haven and within such time as is before appointed and from thence depart out of this Realm according to this present Act or after such his departure shall return or come again into any her Majesties Realms or Dominions without her Majesties special Licence in that behalf first had and obtained That then in every such Case the person so offending shall be adjudged a Felon and shall suffer and lose as in Case of Felony without benefit of Clergy And within such time c. and from thence depart When and whence the Offender must depart The Offender is strictly tied to depart from the same Haven assigned him and within the time appointed him by the Justices of Peace or Coroner so that if he depart the Realm from any other Haven or Port or over stay his time and depart afterwards yet he is a Felon within this Act. Or return or come again into any her Majesties Realms or Dominions An Offender within this Act abjures in form aforesaid and departs this Realm and afterwards goes into Ireland without Licence Return and then returns into England with Licence such going into Ireland seems to be Felony by this Act. But quaere how the offence shall be tried How triable not in Ireland for this Statute binds not that Kingdom nor can be taken notice of there nor yet can it be tried in England for that the offence was done elsewhere So that this is casus omissus and cannot be punished for that no way of Trial is appointed Stat. Sect. 8. A Jesuit or Priest refusing to answer shall be imprisoned And be it further Enacted and Ordained by the Authority aforesaid That if any person which shall be suspected to be a Iesuit Seminary or Massing Priest being examined by any person having lawful Authority in that behalf to examine such