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A82587	A declaration and ordinance of the Lords and Commons assembled in Parliament, for the seizing and sequestring of the estates, both reall and personall, of certain kinds of notorious delinquents, to the use, and for the maintaining of the army raised by the Parliament, and such other uses as shall be directed by both Houses of Parliament, for the benefit of the Common-wealth. / Ordered by the Lords and Commons assembled in Parliament, that this ordinance be forthwith printed and published. ; Jo. Brown, cler. Parliamentorum. ; Hen. Elsynge, cler. Parl. d. Comm.; Laws, etc.	England and Wales.; Browne, John, ca. 1608-1691.; Elsynge, Henry, 1598-1654.; England and Wales. Parliament.	1643 (1643)	Wing E1301A; ESTC R176621	10,858	22

Allanson Thomas Hoyles For the Town and County of Kingston upon Hull Sir Iohn Hotham Knight and Baronet Thomas Kaikes Major Iohn Hotham and Peregrine Pelham Esquires Lancellot Roper Iohn Bernard Ioshua Hall Nicholas Denman and William Fapple Gentlemen For the County of Glocester and County of the Citie of Glocester Sir Robert Cooke Knight Nathaniell Stephens Iohn George Edward Stephens Iohn Stephens Esquires and Thomas Pury Alderman Sir Iohn Seymour Knight Thomas Hodges Iohn Caddrington Esquires For the City of Bristoll Richard Alworth Major Ioseph Iackson and Hugh Browne Sheriffes Richard Hallworthy Alderman Luke Hodges and Henry Gibbs For the County of Southampton and the Town and County of Southampton and the Isle of Wight Sir Henry VVorsley Sir VVilliam Lewis Baronets Sir Thomas Iervois Sir VVilliam Lisle Sir Iohn Leigh Sir Henry Clerke Sir Iohn Compton Sir Richard Kingsmill Knights Robert Dillington Robert VVallop Richard VVhitehead Richard Norton Iohn Doddington Richard Iervois Iohn Lisle Iohn Button Edward Hopper Iohn Bulkley Thomas Clerke Iohn Kemp Richard Maior Francis Saint Barbe Nicholas Love Iohn Fielder VVilliam Wither Thomas Chaundler Iames Tutt Iohn Pittman and Iohn Hooke Esquires George Gallop and Edward Exon Aldermen of Southampton and the Major of Winchester for the time being For the County of Hertford Charles Lord Viscount Cranborne Robert Cecill Esquire Sir Iohn Garrat Sir Iohn Reade Baronets Sir Thomas Dacres Sir William Litton Sir Iohn Whitterong Knights Richard Iennyngs Ralph Freeman VVilliam Lemon VVilliam Pristley Iohn Heydon Alexander VVild Richard Porter Adam VVashington Esquires For Saint Albans The Major for the time being Iohn Robtham Ralph Pemberton Graveley Norton Esquires For the county of Hereford Sir Robert Harley Knight of the Bath Sir Rich: Hopton Knight VValter Kirle Edward Broughton Henry Vaughan Esquires For the City of Hereford Sir Robert Harley Knight of the Bath Walter Kirle Richard Hobson Iohn Flacket Henry Vaughan Esquires For the County of Huntington Sir Thomas Cotton Baronet Sir John Hewet Knight Onslow Winch Terril Jocelyne Thomas Temple John Castle Oliver Cromwel Abraham Burwell Edward Mountague and John Bulkey Esquires For the County of Kent Sir Thomas Walsingham Sir Anthony Weldon Knights Sir John Sidley Sir Edward Hales Sir Humphrey Tufton Sir Henry Heyman Knights and Baronets Sir Michael Lewsey Baronet Sir Henry Vane 〈◊〉 Sir Edw Scot Sir Edward Bois Sir William Brook Sir Peter Wroth Sir George Sands Sir John Honywood Sir James Oxenden Sir Richard Hardresse Knights Augustine Skinner Richard Lee Thomas Selliard John Bors senior Thomas Blunt and Samuell Short Esquires For the City of Rochester the Major for the time being Sir Anthony Welden Sir William Brooke Sir Tho Walsingham Richard Lee Esquire The Major of Tenderden for the time being William Bois William James Mark Dixwell Henry Samford Esquires For the City and County of Canterbury the Major for the time being Sir William Man Knight Sir Edward Master Knight John Nutt Thomas Courthope Esquires Avery Savine Alderman For the County of Lancaster Sir Ralph Ashton and Sir Thomas Stanley Baronets Ralph Ashton of Downham Ralph Ashton of Middleton Richard Shuttleworth Alexander Rigby John Moore Richard Holland Edward Butterworth John Bradshaw William Ashurst Peter Egerton George Dodding Nicholas Cunliff John Starkey Thomas Birch and Thomas Fell Esquires Robert Cunliff Robert Curwen and John Nowell Gentlemen For the County of Leicester Henry Lord Gray of Ruthin Thomas Lord Gray of Groby Sir Arthur Haslerigg Baronet Sir Edward Hartop and Sir Thomas Harsop Knights William Hewet John Bembridge Peter Temple George Ashby William Roberts Richard Bent Arthur St●nley William Danvers John Goodman Esquires For the Town of Leicester Richard Ludlam now Major William Stanley Alderman For the County of Lincoln Sir John Wray Knight and Baronet Sir Edward Ashcough Knight Sir Samuel Ofeild Knight John Wrah Willoughby Hickman Edw Whitchcot Edmond Anderson Edw Rositer and John Broxholme Esquires Sir William Armyn Baronet Sir Hamond Whitchcot Knight Sir John Brownlow Sir Thomas Trollop Baronets Thomas Hatcher Sir Christopher Wray Thomas Grantham Thomas Lister John Archer Esquires Sir William Brownlow For the parts of Holland Sir Anthony Irby William Ellis John Harrington Esquires the Major of Boston for the time being Thomas Hall Thomas Welby Willesby For the City of Lincoln and the close of Lincoln The Major for the time being Thomas Grantham John Broxholme Esquires Robert Moorecroft William Watson and Stephen Dawson Aldermen For the City of London and all within the Jurisdiction of the Lord Major the Lord Major and the Aldermen Aldermens Deputies and Common-councell men of the said City For the County of Middlesex Sir Gilbert Gerard Baronet Sir Edward Barkham Knight and Baronet Sir Richard Sprignall Baronet Sir John Franklyn Sir John Hippesley Sir William Roberts Sir James Harrington Sir Robert Wood Knights Lawrence Whittacre Justinian Paget William Swallow John Hucksley Thomas Wilcox John Morris Richard Dunton and John Smith Esquires For the Liberties of Westminster Sir Robert Pye Sir William Ashton Sir John Corbet Knights John Glyn John Trenchard and William Wheeler Esquires John Brigham George Beverhasset Anthony Withers and William Barns Gentlemen Josias Fendall William Bell Esquires Tuckey Colchester Steven Higgons For the County of Norfolk and the City and County of the City of Norwich Sir Thomas VVoodhouse Sir John Holland Baronet Sir John Pots Baronet Sir John Hubbert Baronet Sir Miles Hubbert Sir Thomas Huggen Knights John Cook John Spelman Philip Beddingfield Samuel Smith the Sheriffs of Norwich The Bayliffs of Yarmouth Thomas Toll and John Percivall of Lyn Thomas Windham Francis Jermy Robert Wood Gregory Causell John Haughton Thomas Weld Martin Sedley Thomas Sotherton Esquires Sir Edmond Mountford Knight William Hevingham William Cook Robert Rich Esquires Sir Richard Berne Sir Isaac Asley Sir John Palgrave Knights and Brigg Fountain John Tooly Esquires For the County of Northampton Sir Rowland Saint John Knight of the Bath Sir John Norwich Knight Sir Gilbert Pickering Baronet Sir Richard Samuel Knight John Crew John Barnard Edward Harvey Edward Farmer John Norton John Chappoole Esquires Sir John Drayden Baronet and Richard Knightly Esquire Sir Christopher Yelverton Knight and Baronet Zouch Tate Esquire Philip Holeman Esquire Thomas Pentlow Esquire For the Town of Northampton The Major for the time being Thomas Martin and John Fisher Aldermen For the Town of Newcastle John Blakeston Esquire For the County of Northumberland Sir John Fenwick Baronet Sir Jo Dalevell Knight Thomas Middleton William Shaftoe Michael Welden and Henry Ogle Esquires For the Town of Barwicke upon Tweed John Sleigh Major Sir Robert Jackson Knight Ralph Salkeld Esquire For the Countie of Nottingham Francis Pierpoint Esquire Sir Francis Thornehaugh Sir Thomas Hutchinson Knight Francis Thornehaugh Joseph Widmerpoole Robert Reynes Gilbert Millington and John Hutchinson Esquires Sir Francis Molinox Knight Charles White and Henry Ireton Esquires For the County of

same by both Houses of Parliament And that where no Committees are herein named for any County Citie or place such other persons as shall be hereafter nominated by both Houses shall have the like power to execute this Ordinance in every such County Citie or place as the Committees in this present Ordinance named have Provided also and be it further Ordained That all and singular such Revenues Rents Issues Fees profits summes of money and allowances whatsoever as have heretofore been and now ought to be payd disposed unto or for the maintenance of any Colledge or Hospitall whose Revenues or any part thereof have not been employed for maintenance of the War against the Parliament Grammer-Schoole or Schollers or for or towards the reparation of any Church Chappel High-way Cawsey Bridge Schoole-house or other charitable use payable by any the Corporations or persons whose estates are to be sequestred by this Ordinance which are chargeable upon or ought to issue out of or be paid for or in respect of their estates lands or possessions or any of them other then such delinquents as aforesaid shall be and continue to be paid disposed and allowed by the said Sequestrators or any two or more of them as they were and have been heretofore Any thing in this present Ordinance to the contrary thereof in any wise notwithstanding FOr the County of Bedford Sir Beauchamp Saintjohn Sir John Burgoyn Baronet Sir Thomas Alston Knight and Baronet Sir Roger Burgoyn Knight Sir Oliver Luke Knight Sir Samuel Luke Knight Thomas Rolt Thomas Sadler James Beverley Humphrey Monox Edward Osborn Robert Stanton and Samuel Brown Esquires For the town of Bedford the Major for the time being For the County of Berks Sir Francis Pile Baronet Sir Francis Knollis junior Knight Peregrine Hobby Henry Martin Roger Knight Henry Powle Thomas Fettiplace and Tanfield Vachell Esquires For the Town of Reading the Major for the time being Henry Martin Tanfield Vachell Esquires For the County of Buckingham Sir Richard Ingolesby Knight Henry Bulstrode Thomas Terrall Richard Greenvill Esquires Sir Peter Temple Baronet Sir Thomas Sanders Knight Anthony Ratcliff Thomas Westall Esquires Sir William Andrews Knight Bulstrode Whitlock John Hampden Arthur Goodwyn Richard Winwood Esquires For the County of Cambridge Sir Dudley North Sir John Cuts Sir Thomas Martin Knights Captain Symonds Dudley Pope Esquires Sir Miles Sands Knight Francis Russell Oliver Cromwell William Fisher Thomas Thompson Thomas Becket Walter Clopton Robert Castle Thomas Bendish John Welbore Robert Clark Michael Dalton junior Thomas Parker Thomas Ducket John Hobard Thomas Castle George Clapthorn John Towers Edward Leeds and William Marsh Esquires For the Town and University of Cambridge the Major for the time being Oliver Cromwell Master John Lowry Master William Welbore Talbot Pepys Recorder Iohn Sherwood Samuel Spaulden Thomas French Robert Robson For the county of Chester Sir George Booth Knight and Baronet Sir William Brereton Baronet Thomas Stanley Henry Manwaring Henry Brook John Bradshaw Robert Duckenfield Henry Vernon John Crew William Marbury Esquiers For the city of Chester William Jaunce Major John Aldersey Peter Leigh William Edwards Merchants For the county of Cornwall Sir Richard Carew Baronet Francis Buller Alexander Carew John Trefusis John Saint Aubin Richard Erisey John Moyl Francis Godolphin of Tremonegue Thomas Gewen Iohn Carter Thomas Arundell Esquiers For the county of Devon ' Sir George Chudleigh Sir John Pool Sir John Northcot Baronets Sir Edmund Fowell Knight Sir Samuel Roll Sir Shilston Calmady Sir Nicholas Martin Knights Sir Francis Drake Baronet Robert Savery Henry Walrond Francis Rous Edmund Prideaux Henry Worth Hugh Fortescue Arthur Vpton John Yeo William Frye George Trobridge Esquires the Major of Plimmouth for the time being Master John Waddon For the city of Exon Christopher Clark Major Richard Sanders Thomas Crossing Walter White and Iohn Hakewill Aldermen Iames Gould Sheriff For the county of Cumberland William Lawson William Briscoe Thomas Lamplough Richard Barwis John Barwis senior Esquires For the county of Derby Sir John Curson Baronet Sir John Gell Baronet Sir John Coke Knight Francis Revell Nathaniel Hallowes and James Ab●ey Esquires For the county of Dorset Denzill Hollis Sir Thomas Trenchard Sir VValter Erle Knights Iohn Brown Thomas Tregonall Iohn Bingham Iohn Hanham Iohn Trenchard Dennis Bond Richard Broderope William Savadge Robert Butler William Sidenham junior Esquires Richard Rose John Henley Thomas Ceely Thomas Erle Esquires For the town and county of Pool Henry Martin Major George Skut William Skut Anthony VVait VVilliam VVilliams Aaron Durell Richard Mayer and Haviland Heely Aldermen For the Town of Dorchester the Major for the time being Master John Hill Mr. Richard Bury For the county of Durham Henry VVarmouth George Lilborn Thomas Mitford Robert Hutton Thomas Shadforth Clement Falthrop Richard Lilborn Francis VVren John Blackston Henry Draper John Brakenbury Esquires For the County of Essex Sir Thomas Barington Knight and Baronet Sir Henry Mildmay of Wansted Sir Martin Lumley Knight and Baronet Sir Harbottle Grimston Knight and Baronet Sir Richard Everard Baronet Sir William Hicks Baronet Sir Thomas Cheek Sir Henry Halcroft Sir Wil Rowe Sir Tho Honywood sir Wil Martin Sir Iohn Barrington Kts. sir Wil Massam Bar Wil Massam Iohn Wright Oliver Raymond Harbottle Grimston John Sayer John Burket Anthony Luther Timothy Middleton Thomas Coke Deane Tyndall James Herne William Goldingham John Atwood John Sorrell Richard Harbackenden Henry Wiseman Robert Smith Robert Browne William Atwood Nathaniel Bacon John Meade Robert Wiseman of Mayland Isaac Allen 〈◊〉 〈◊〉 Haseley Samuel Friborne Peter Whitcombe Robert Young Jeremy Aylet William Collard Robert Crane Robert Calthrop Arthur Barnardiston Esquires For Colchester the Major for the time being Harbottle Grimston Henry Barrington Gent. For the East-Riding of the County of York Ferdinando Lord Fairfax Sir Iohn Hotham Knight and Baronet Sir William Strickland Baronet sir Philip Stapleton sir Thomas Rymington Knights Richard Rymington Iohn Hotham Iohn Anlabey Richard Darley Henry Darley Iohn Allured Esquires For the North-Riding Ferdinando Lord Fairfax Sir Hugh Cholmley sir Henry Foules sir Thomas Norcliffe sir Mathew Boynton Baronets Sir William Sheffield Knight Iohn Hotham Brian Stapleton Henry Darley Henry Anderson Iohn Wastall Christopher Perchey George Trotter Mathew Smelt Iohn Legard de Malton Francis Lassells Geoffery Gate Iohn Dent Thomas Robinson Francis Bointon Christopher VVaters Esquires For the West-Riding Ferdinando Lord Fairfax Sir Thomas Maleverer Baronet sir VVilliam Lister sir Edward Rodes sir VVilliam Fairfax sir Iohn Savill sir Thomas Fairfax Knights Iohn Hotham Charles Fairfax Henry Ardington Iohn Farrer VVilliam VVhite Thomas Maleverer George Marwood Iohn Robinson Thomas Stockdale Thomas VVestby Iohn Bright Thomas Bosevile Godfrey Bosevile Captain Edward Briggs and Iohn Ellis Esquires For the City of Yorke Sir Thomas Fairfax and Sir Thomas VViddrington Knights Thomas Hodgson Iames Hutchinson and Iohn Vaux Aldermen sir William

A DECLARATION And ORDINANCE Of the LORDS and COMMONS Assembled in PARLIAMENT For the seizing and sequestring of the estates both reall and personall of certain kinds of notorious Delinquents to the use and for the maintaining of the Army raised by the Parliament and such other uses as shall be directed by both Houses of Parliament for the benefit of the Common-wealth Ordered by the Lords and Commons assembled in Parliament That this Ordinance be forthwith printed and published Jo. Brown Cler. Parliamentorum Hen. Elsynge Cler. Parl. D. Com. London Printed for Edward Husbands and are to be sold at his Shop in the middle Temple March 30. 1643. An Ordinance of the Lords and Commons assembled in Parliament THE Lords and Commons assembled in Parliament Taking into their serious considerations the heavy pressures and calamities which now lye upon this Kingdom by this unnaturall warre raised against the Parliament And that notwithstanding all their faithfull and uncessant Endeavours for the preserving of His Majesty and the whole Kingdom from the mischievous and restlesse designes of Papists and ill-affected persons whose aym is the extirpation of our Religion Laws and Liberties Yet their Councells and practises are still so prevalent with His Majesty and the hearts of many people so misled and beguiled by their false pretences and insinuations that nothing can be expected but ruine and desolation unlesse God in mercy prevent it and incline His Majesties heart to the faithfull advice of His great Councell of Parliament which hath ever been and is under God the chief support of His Royall Dignity and the security of all that we have or can enjoy And for that it is most agreeable to common Justice that the estates of such notorious Delinquents as have been the causes or Instruments of the publike calamities which have been hitherto imployed to the fomenting and nourishing of these miserable Distractions should be converted and applyed towards the supportation of the great charges of the Common-wealth and for the easing of the good Subjects therein who have hitherto borne the greatest share in these Burthens Be it therefore Ordained by the said Lords and Commons That the Estates as well reall as personall of the severall Bishops hereafter mentioned That is to say of William Archbishop of Canterbury John Archbishop of York Thomas Bishop of Duresme Robert Bishop of Coventry and Leichfield Joseph Bishop of Norwich John Bishop of Asaph Robert Bishop of Oxford William Bishop of Bath and Wells George Bishop of Hereford Matthew Bishop of Ely Godfrey Bishop of Gloucester John Bishop of Peterborough Morgan Bishop of Landaff John Bishop of Worcester And of all such Bishops Deans Deans and Chapters Prebends Archdeacons and of all other person and persons Ecclesiasticall or Temporall as have raised or shall raise Arms against the Parliament or have been are or shall be in actuall warre against the same or have voluntarily contributed or shall voluntarily contribute not being under the power of any part of the Kings Army at the time of such contributing any Money Horse Plate Arms Munition or other Ayd or Assistance for or towards the maintenance of any forces raised against the Parliament or for the opposing of any force or power raised by authority of both Houses of Parliament or for the robbing spoyling plundering or distroying of any the Kings Subjects who have willingly contributed or yeilded obedience to the Commands of both Houses of Parliament and of all such as have joyned or shall joyn in any Oath or Act of Association against the Parliament or have imposed or shall impose any Taxe or Assessement upon His Majesties Subjects for or towards the maintenance of any forces against the Parliament or have or shall use any force or power to leavy the same shall be forthwith seized and sequestred into the hands of the Sequestrators and Committees hereafter in this Ordinance named and of such other persons as shall at any other time hereafter be appointed and nominated by both Houses of Parliament for any County City or place within the Realm of England or Dominion of Wales Which said Sequestrators and Committees or any two or more of them in each severall County City or place respectively are hereby authorized and required by themselves their Agents and Deputies to take and seize into their hands and custodies as well all the Money Goods Chattells Debts and personall Estate as also all and every the Mannors Lands Tenements and Hereditaments Rents Arrerages of Rents Revenues and profits of all and every the said Delinquents or persons before specified or which they or any of them or any other in trust for them or any of them or to their or any of their use or uses have hath or shall have and also two parts of all the Money Goods Chattells Debts and personall Estate and two parts of all and every the Mannors Lands Tenements and Hereditaments Rents Arrerages of Rents Revenues and profits of all and every Papist or which any other person hath in trust for any Papists or to the use or uses of any Papists and to let set and demise the same or any part thereof as the respective Land-Lord or owner thereof may or might have done from yeer to yeer And shall have power to call before them or any two of them all Stewards Bailiffs Rent-gatherers Auditors or other Officers or servants as well of the said Archbishops Bishops Deans Deans and Chapters Prebends Archdeacons as of all and every other of the said Deliquents or persons before specified and to send for or take any Books of Accompts Rentalls Coppies of Court Roll or other Evidences Writings or Memorialls touching the premisses or any of them and thereby and by all other wayes and means which to the said Sequestrators or any two or more of them shall seem meet and necessary to inform themselves as well of the said severall Delinquents and every of them as of their severall Estates and possessions Rents Arrerages of Rents Revenues and profits Goods and Chattells Estates reall and personall and the true value thereof and of all things concerning the same or any part thereof and to appoint any officer or officers or other person or persons under them for the better expediingt of this service Which said persons are hereby authorized and enjoyned to perform and execute all and every the Commands of the said Sequestrators or Committees or any two or more of them respectively in and concerning the premisses and shall have such allowances for their pains and charges in that behalf as the said Sequestrators or Committees or any two or more of them shall think fit And the said Sequestrators or Committees or any two or more of them respectively their Agents and Deputies within their severall Limits shall have power and are hereby authorized and required to enter into all and every such Mannors Messages Lands Tenements and Hereditaments of all and every the said Delinquents or persons before specified and to receive such

Rents Arrerages of Rents Herriotts Issues Profits Sums of Money Debts and other duties as aforesaid to them or any of them due or payable by their or any of their severall and respective Tenants or other person or persons Which said Tenants and other persons are hereby required to pay the same to the said Sequestrators or Committees or any two or more of them accordingly and not to or to the use of the said Delinquents or any of them Yet so neverthelesse That in respect of the hardnesse of the times and the great charges which otherwise lye upon the said Tenants and others by occasion of this present warre every such Tenant which shall pay to the said Sequ●strators or Committees or any two of them as aforesaid shall upon their obedience and conformity to this Order be considered out of the said Rents Revenues and Profits and shall be discharged of his whole Rent against his Lord-Land or any other to whom the same is due being such Delinquents as aforesaid and as well they the said Tenants as every other person or persons which shall pay any Rent sum of Money or other thing according to this Ordinance shall be protected and saved harmlesse from any forfeiture penalty or dammage which he or they may incurre by not payment of his or their said Rent sum of Money or other thing according to his or their Lease Coppy or other agreement by the power and authority of both Houses of Parliament And if any such Tenant or Tenants shall refuse to pay his or their Rent or Rents The said Sequestrators or Committees their Agents or Deputies according to this Ordinance at such times and places as the same shall become due and payable The said Sequestrators or any two or more of them by themselves their Agents or Deputies shall have power to distrain for the same and to take all other advantages for non-payment thereof as the Land-Lord might have done And the said Sequestrators or any two or more of them shall have power to sue for and recover any debt sum of Money or other duty owing to the said Delinquents or persons before specified or any of them As also to give discharges and acquittances for any Rent sum of Money debts duty or other thing which they shall receive out of the Estates of the said Delinquents or any of them and shall be accomptable from time to time for the same and for all such other things as shall be had or taken by them their Agents or Deputies and for all their receipts and payments and other Acts for or in respect of the premisses to both Houses of Parliament or to such as they shall appoint and shall pay in all such sums of Money as they or any of them shall receive out of the said Estates unto the Treasurers at Guildhall London and shall keep Books of accompts and shall be from time to time subject to the further Orders and directions of both Houses of Parliament for allowance to the said Delinquents or otherwise as cause shall require of all their receipts and payments And the said Sequestrators or Committees or any two or more of them their Agents and Deputies shall have power to call to their Ayd and Assistance the Trained-Bands Voluntiers or other forces of or within their severall Counties Cities or places respectively or any other person or persons dwelling in or neer the place to compell obedience to this Ordinance where any resistance shall be mrde or as oft as need shall require And shall have power to punish such person or persons as they shall finde refractory negligent or faulty in the said service by fine and imprisonment such fine not exceeding the sum of twenty pounds or to certifie their names to the Committee of Lords and Commons appointed for this service who shall have power to send for them or any of them and to commit them to such prisons and places and for so long time as they shall think fit And the said Trained-Bands Voluntiers and other forces their Commanders and Officers and also the severall Constables Headboroughts and other Officers and persons within their Limits are hereby required and enjoyned to be Ayding and Assisting to the said Sequestrators or any two or more of them as oft as they shall be thereunto required And it is further Declared and Ordained by the Lords and Commons That all and every of the said Sums Rents Revenues and Profits Estate Reall and Personall of all and every the said Delinquents or persons before specified shall be imployed to the use and for the maintaining of the Army and forces raised by the Parliament and such other uses as shall be directed by both Houses of Parliament for the benefit of the Common-wealth Lastly it is ordained That all and every the said Sequestrators and Committees shall have allowances for their necessary charges and pains in and about the premisses as they shall be allowed by both Houses of Parliament And that aswell they as all others who shall be employed in the said service or shall do any thing in execution or performance of this Ordinance shall be therein protected and saved harmlesse by the power and Authority of both the sayd Houses And if any person or persons shall finde him or themselves agrieved with any Act done by the said Sequestrators their Agents or Deputies or any of them concerning the premisses and shall not therein be relieved by the said Sequestrators upon complaint made to them or any two or more of them then upon information thereof given to both Houses of Parliament or to the said Committee of Lords and Commons before mentioned such further order shall be taken therein as shall be agreeable to justice Provided that where any former Ordinance hath been made by both Houses of Parliament for the seizing or sequestring of the estates of any of the Delinquents before specified within any County Citie or place and accordingly executed there this present Ordinance shall not be put in execution till further order be taken by both Houses of Parliament Provided also that all and every the said estates of the said Delinquents shall be chargeable lyable for their proportionable part of such other publique charges or duties to be set or allowed of by both Houses of Parliament as they ought to pay if this Ordinance had not been made And to all such other charges duties payments or other rights which are or shall be due or payable or of right belonging to any other person or persons out of the premisses other then to such Delinquents as aforesaid the same to be payd and disbursed by these Sequestrators or any two of them respectively Provided also that where no Committees are named by this Ordinance in any Citie or Towne which is a County of it selfe there the Committees for the County at large next adjoyning may execute this Ordinance within every such Citie or Town till other Committees shall be named and appointed for the