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A83403	The propositions of the Lords and Commons assembled in Parliament. For a safe and well-grounded peace. Sent to His Majestie at Newcastle, by the Right Honourable the Earle of Pembroke and Montgomery. The earle of Suffolke. Members of the House of Peeres. And Sir Walter Erle Sir John Hipisly [brace] Knights [double brace] Robert Goodwyn Luke Robinson [brace] Esq; members of the House of Commons. Die Mercurii 15. Julii 1646. It is this day ordered by the Lords in Parliament, that the printer belonging to this House shall forthwith print the propositions sent to his majesty at Newcastle for a safe and well grounded peace. And that no other person shall presume to print or reprint the same, or any part thereof, at their perils. Joh. Brown Cler. Parliamentorum.	England and Wales. Parliament.; Pembroke, Philip Herbert, Earl of, 1584-1650.	1646 (1646)	Wing E2209; Thomason E344_25; ESTC R200975	12,571	31

except such persons who having only assisted the said Rebellion have rendred themselves or come into the Parliament of England 4. Qualification That Humfrey Bennet Esquire Sir Edward Ford. Sir Iohn Penruddock Sir George Vaughan Sir Iohn Weld Sir Robert Lee. Sir Iohn Pate Iohn Ackland Edmond Windham Esquire Sir Iohn Fitzharbert Sir Edward Lawrence Sir Ralph Dutton Henry Lingen Esquire Sir William Russell of Worceflershire Thomas Lee of Adlington Esquire Sir Iohn Girlington Sir Paul Neale Sir William Thorold Sir Edward Hussey Sir Thomas Liddell Sen. Sir Philip Musgrave Sir Iohn Digby of Nottinghamshire Sir Henry Fletcher Sir Richard Mynshall Lawrence Halstead Iohn Denham Esquire Sir Edmond Fortescue Peter Sainthill Esquire Sir Thomas Tildesley Sir Henry Griffith Michael Wharton Esq Sir Henry Spiller Mr. George Benyon now called Sir George Benyon Sir Edward Walgrave Sir Edward Bishop Sir Robert Owseley Sir Iohn Man● Lord Cholmley Sir Thomas Aston Sir Lewis Dives Sir Peter Osbourne Samuel Thornton Esquire Sir Iohn Lucas Iohn Blaney Esquire Sir Thomas Chedle Sir Nicholas Kemish Hugh Lloyd Esquire Sir Nicholas Crispe Sir Peter Ricaut And all such of the Scottish Nation as have concurred in the Votes at Oxford against the Kingdome of Scotland and their proceedings or have sworne or subscribed the Declaration against the convention and Covenant And all such as have assisted the Rebellion in the North or the Invasion in the South of the said Kingdome of Scotland or the late Invasion made there by the Irish and their Adherents be removed from His Majesties Councells and be restrained from comming within the Verge of the Court and that they may not without the advice and consent of both Houses of the Parliament of England or the Estates in the Parliament of Scotland respectively beare any Office or have any imployment concerning the State or Common Wealth And in case any of them shall offend therein to be guiltie of high Treason and incapable of any pardon from His Majesty their estates to be disposed as both Houses of the Parliament of England or the Estates of the Parliament in Scotland respectively shall think fit And that one full third part upon full value of the estates of the persons aforesaid made incapable of imployment as aforesaid be imployed for the payment of the Publique Debts and Damages according to the Declaration 1 Branch That the late Members or any who pretended themselves late Members of either House of Parliament who have not onely deserted the Parliament but have also sate in the unlawfull assembly at Oxford called or pretended by some to be a Parliament and Voted both Kingdomes Traytors and have not voluntarily rendred themselves before the last of October 1644. be removed from His Majesties Councells and be restrained from comming within the Verge of the Court. And that they may not without advice and consent of both Kingdomes beare any Office or have any imployment concerning the State or Common Wealth And in case any of them shall offend therein to be guiltie of high Treason and incapable of any pardon by His Majestie and their estates to be disposed as both Houses of Parliament in England or the Estates of the Parliament of Scotland respectively shall thinke fit 2 Branch That the late Members or any who pretended themselves Members of either House of Parliament who have sate in the unlawfull assembly at Oxford called or pretended by some to be a Parliament and have not voluntarily rendred themselves before the last of October 1644. be removed from His Majesties Councells and restrained from comming within the Verge of the Court And that they may not without the advice and consent of both Houses of Parliament beare any Office or have any imployment concerning the State and Common Wealth And in case any of them shall offend therein to be guiltie of high Treason and incapable of any pardon from His Majestie and their estates to be disposed as both Houses of the Parliament of England shall thinke fit 3 Branch That the late Members or any who pretended themselves Members of either House of Parliament who have deserted the Parliament and adhered to the Enemies thereof and have not rendred themselves before the last of October 1644. be removed from His Majesties Councells and be restrained from comming within the Verge of the Court And that they may not without the advice and consent of both Houses of Parliament beare any Office or have any imployment concerning the State Common Wealth And in case any of them shall offend therein to be guiltie of high Treason and incapable of any pardon from His Majestie and their estates to be disposed as both Houses of Parliament in England shall thinke fit 5. Qualification THat all Judges and Officers towards the Law Common or Civill who have deferted the Parliament and adhered to the Enemies thereof be incapable of any place of Judicature or Office towards the Law Common or Civill And that all Serjeants Councellours and Atturneys Doctors Advocates and Proctors of the Law Common or Civill who have deserted the Parliament and adhered to the Enemies thereof be incapable of any practise in the Law Common or Civill either in publique or private and shall not be capable of any preferment or imployment in the Common Wealth without the advice and consent of both Houses of Parliament And that no Bishop or Clergy-man no Master or Fellow of any Colledge or Hall in either of the Universities or elsewhere or any Master of Scoole or Hospitall or any Ecclesiasticall person who hath deserted the Parliament and adheered to the Enemies thereof shall hold or enjoy or be capable of any preferment or imployment in Church or Common Wealth But all their said severall preferments places and promotions shall be utterly voyd as if they were naturally dead Nor shall they otherwise use their Function of the Ministry without advice and consert of both Houses of Parliament Provided that no Laps shall incurre by such vacancy untill six moneths past after notice thereof 6. Qualification THat all persons who have beene actually in Armes against the Parliament or have counselled or voluntarily assisted the Enemies thereof are disabled to be Sheriffs Justices of the Peace Maiors or other head Officers of any Citie or Corporation Commissioners of Oyer and Terminer or to fit or serve as Members or assistants in either of the Houses of Parliament or to have any Military imployment in this Kingdome without the consent of both Houses of Parliament 7. Qualification THe persons of all others to be free of all personall censure notwithstanding any Act or thing done in or concerning this Warre they taking the Covenant 8. Qualification THe estates of those persons excepted in the first three precedent Qualifications And the estates of Edward Lord Littleton and of William Laud late Archbishop of Canterbury to pay publique Debts and Dammages 9. Qualification 1. Branch That two full parts in three to be divided of all the Estates of the Members of either