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ID	Title	Author	Corrected Date of Publication (TCP Date of Publication)	STC	Words	Pages
B02501	Oliver Lord Protector of the Commonwealth of England, Scotland, and Ireland, and the dominions and territories thereto belonging. To all parsons, ministers, lecturers, vicars, and curates ... whereas the minister and inhabitants of the parish of Edgbaston, in our county of Warwick, have made their humble petition to us ...	England and Wales. Lord Protector (1653-1658 : O. Cromwell); Cromwell, Oliver, 1599-1658.	1658 (1658)	Wing C7176B; ESTC R174329	2,697	1

O PAX QVAERITVR BELLO OLIVARIVS DEI ◆ GRA REIPVB ANGLIAE SCOTIAE ET HIBERNIAE c PROTECTOR P OLiver Lord Protector of the Commonwealth of England Scotland and Ireland and the Dominions and Territories thereto belongin● To all Parsons Ministers Lecturers Vicars and Curates And also to all our Justices of the Peace Mayors Sheriffes Bailiffes Constables Church-wardens Collectors for the Poor and Headboroughs And to all other Officers Ministers and People whatsoev●● as well within Liberties as without to whom these Presents shall come greeting Whereas the Minister Church-wardens and the r●●● of the Inhabitants of the Parish of Edgbaston in our County of Warwick have made their humble Petition to us thereby shewin● That whereas the Parish-Church of Edgbaston aforesaid was heretofore a decent Structure fit for celebrating the publick Worship a●● Service of God part of the said Church was in the time of the late Warres burnt and the residue thereof with the Steeple and Bells ●●molished and thrown down by the Appointment of Colonel John Fox then Governour of the Garrison thereto adjacent And that the Inhabitants of 〈◊〉 said Parish being all or the greatest part of them Tenants at will are utterly unable to re-edifie the same the Charge thereof being computed amount● unto eight hundred pounds and upwards As by a Certificate of the Premisses under the Hands and Seals of divers Justices of the Peace of our said Cour● of Warwick hath appeared And therefore the said Petitioners have humbly besought us That we would be graciously pleased to grant unto them 〈◊〉 Letters Pattents under our Great Seal of England to enable them to collect and receive the Charity and Benevolence of well-disposed People for and ●●wards the rebuilding of their said Church Forasmuch therefore as the said Inhabitants by reason of their poverty are not able to accomplish the ●●building of their said Church without the accession of the charitable assistance of others And for that ever since the demolishing and burning of 〈◊〉 said Church they have been destitute of a place to resort unto for the publick Worship of God And for that also their said humble suit unto us is of 〈◊〉 great Concernment in regard that they the said Inhabitants are destitute or a fit and convenient place to assemble themselves in for the Worship 〈◊〉 Service of God and for the good of their Soules in their Attendance on Gods holy Ordinances and in sanctifying the Lords dayes for which heave●●● purposes that the publick Meetings of the said Inhabitants may no longer be obstructed but be effectually revived promoted and furthered because 〈◊〉 Gracious God hath in his holy Word declared that his love is in a more especial manner towards the publick Assemblies of his people then to their priv●●● Devotions for therein it is recorded that the Lord loveth the Gates of Sion more then all the dwellings of Jacob We therefore have thought fit to gr●●● unto the said Inhabitants their said humble suit being well assured that all good people will be zealously assected towards the advancing of this so pio●● Work and readily extend their helping hands thereunto by their liberal Contributions in that behalfe Know ye therefore that we of our Christ●●● Zeal and Compassion have given and granted and by these our Letters Pattents we do give and grant unto the said Minister Church-wardens and rest of the Inhabitants of the said Town and Parish of Edgbaston aforesid and to their Deputy and Deputies the Bearer or Bearers hereof full power cence and authority to ask gather receive and take the Almes and charitable Benevolence of all good and well-disposed people inhabiting within several Counties of Warwick Stafford Chester Worcester Northampton and Hereford our Cities of Coventry Lichfield Chester Worcester Peterborou●● and Hereford And in all other Cities Towns Corporate priviledged places Parishes Villages and Hamlets within our said Counties and not e●●●where for and towards the re-building of the said Church wherefore we will and command you and every of you That at such time and times as 〈◊〉 said Inhabitants before-mentioned their Deputy or Deputies the Bearer or Bearers hereof shall come and repair to any of your Churches Chappels o●●ther places to ask and receive the Gratuities and charitable Benevolence of good and charitable Christians quietly to permit and suffer them so to do without any manner of your Lets or Contradictions And you the said Parsons Ministers Lecturers Vicars and Curates for the better stirring up of charitable devotions deliberately to publish and declare the tenour of these our Letters Pattents or the true Copy or Brief hereof unto the people upon 〈◊〉 Lords day next after the same shall be tendred unto you exhorting perswading and stirring them up to extend their liberal Contributions towards 〈◊〉 said pious Work And you the Church-wardens of every Parish and Collectors for the Poor where such Collection is to be made as aforesaid to●●ther with two other honest active men there nominated by the Minister and your selves are hereby willed and required to collect and gather the Almes 〈◊〉 charitable Benevolence of the said charitable and well-disposed people not only Housholders but also Strangers Servants and others And if you fi●● it more expedient to an effectual advancement of this pious Work You are hereby required to go from house to house in your respective Parishes upon 〈◊〉 week dayes to gather the Almes of the said good people setting down in the presence of each particular person what his particular gift is And w● shall be by you so gathered in the said Parishes or Places the same is to be by the Minister and your selves endorsed on the back-side of these our Let●●●● Pattents or the true Copie or Brief hereof in words at length Which Endorsement is to be subscribed with the hands of you the said Ministers Chur●● wardens and such other in each Parish and place as have assisted in such Collection And also to be Registred in the Books of your respective Paris●●● And the summe and summes of money so gathered and endorsed to deliver to the Bearer or Bearers of these our Letters Pattents warranted and allo●● to receive the same and to no other person or persons when as thereunto you shall be by them required whose receiving thereof with their Acquitta●●● or Acquittances shall be your sufficient discharge And lastly for the more Assurance of faithful and equal dealing in the Receipt Accompt and ●●stribution of the moneys hereby to be Collected our will and pleasure is That no man shall be employed to receive any of the moneys Collected by v●●tue of these our Letters Pattents but such as shall be appointed thereunto by Deputation under the Hands and Seals of Richard Walter and Robert W●…ter Gentlemen or one of them whom we do by these our Letters Pattents Constitute Nominate and Appoint the Treasurers of all such moneys as s●●●● be collected by vertue hereof as aforesaid And that the moneyes Collected and Raised by vertue of these Presents shall be by the said Treasurers o● their Appointment disposed of to the use intended for the re-building of the said Church And they the said Treasurers in like manner to appoint 〈…〉 whose hands the moneys so Collected shall be kept until the same shall be Distributed for the said Work according to the true intent and meaning of 〈◊〉 Christian-will and pleasure herein declared any Statute Law Ordinance or Provision heretofore made to the contrary hereof in any wise notwithsta●●ing In witnesse whereof we have caused these our Letters to be made Pattents for the space of one whole yeare next after the date hereof to end● and no longer Witnesse our selfe at Westminster the eleventh day of June in the yeare of our Lord One thousand six hundred fifty and eight