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lord_n	henry_n	sir_n	viscount_n	12,722	5	11.5130	5	false

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ID	Title	Author	Corrected Date of Publication (TCP Date of Publication)	STC	Words	Pages
A83020	An ordinance of the Lords & Commons assembled in Parliament, authorizing the Committee of Lords and Commons for the army and treasurerrs [sic] at wars, for the better levying and orderly issuing forth of the sixty thousand pounds per mensem, assessed or to be assessed by vertue of an ordinance of Parliament of the 23. June last past, to have the care and managing of that whole business, as to those ends and purposes in the said ordinance, and in this present ordinance, are expressed. Ordered by the Commons assembled in Parliament, that this ordinance be forthwith printed and published. H: Elsynge, Cler. Parl. D. Com.	England and Wales. Parliament.	1647 (1647)	Wing E1807; Thomason E409_6; ESTC R204418	3,180	15

AN ORDINANCE OF THE LORDS COMMONS Assembled in PARLIAMENT Authorizing the Committee of Lords and Commons for the ARMY and Treasurerrs at WARS For the better levying and orderly issuing forth of the Sixty thousand pounds per mensem assessed or to be assessed by vertue of an Ordinance of Parliament of the 23. June last past to have the care and managing of that whole Business as to those ends and purposes in the said Ordinance and in this present Ordinance are expressed ORdered by the Commons assembled in Parliament That this Ordinance be forthwith Printed and Published H Elsynge Cler. Parl. D. Com. LONDON Printed for Edward Husband Printer to the Honorable House of Commons Sept. 28. 1647. 23 Septembr 1647. AN ORDINANCE OF THE LORDS COMMONS Assembled in Parliament For Members of both Houses to be a Committee for the ARMY for disposing of the Sixty thousand pounds a Moneth WHereas by an Ordinance of Parliament of the Three and twentieth of June last past entituled An Ordinance of the Lords and Commons assembled in Parliament For the raising of Moneys to be employed towards the maintenance of Forces within this Kingdom under the Command of Sir Thomas Fairfax Knight and for the speedy Transporting of and paying the Forces for the carrying on of the War of Ireland the Monethly sum of Sixty thousand pounds is to be forthwith Assessed on the respective Counties Cities and places therein mentioned within the Kingdom of England and Dominion of Wales to continue for Twelve Moneths from the Five and twentieth of March last past 1647. until the Five and twentieth of March next 1648. but no persons are nominated and appointed by the said Ordinance to receive and issue the s●id Moneys To the end therefore that the Moneys appointed to be Taxed and Lovied by the said Ordinance of Parliament may be more orderly received and issued out The Lords and Commons in Parliament assembled have Ordained and be it Ordained by Authority of Parliament That Sir John Wollaston Knight Thomas Adams John Warner Thomas Andrews and George Witham Aldermen of the City of London Francis Allein and John Dethick of London Merchants shall be Treasurers at Wars for the receiving and issuing forth of all the Moneys to be assessed levied and paid by ●ertue of the said Ordinance of the 23 of June last past for the purposes therein mentioned according to the Directions hereafter expressed And be it likewise Ordained That the said Treasurers at Wars shall receive from the several Collectors and Officers appointed and to be appointed by vertue of the said Ordinance all the Moneys to be taxed levied and paid by vertue thereof And all and every the said Collectors and Officers are hereby enjoyned and required to pay unto the said Treasurers all the said several sums of Money which shall be by them received by vertue of the said Ordinance to be by the said Treasurers issued forth to the intents and purposes therein mentioned and the charges incident to the same And that every County City Borough and other place may be fully assessed according to the Rate by the said Ordinance of the 23. of June last intended to be taxed and assessed upon them And in case there should be default in any of the Commissioners appointed by the said Ordinance in the making of the said Assessment or in any County City Borough or other place in paying of the sums assessed or to be assessed or any negligence or default in any Assessor Collector or other Officer Minister or Agent appointed or to be appointed by vertue of the said Ordinance And for the more effectual carrying on of the whole work Be it Ordained That the Earl of Northumberland the Earl of Kent the Earl of Rutland the Earl of Pembroke the Earl of Salisbury the Earl of Denbigh the Earl of Warwick the Lord Viscount Say and Seal the Lord Wharton the Lord Howard Mr. Solicitor Sir Henry Vane junior Mr. Crew Mr. Pierrepont Colonel Mountague Nathanael Fiennes Sir John Evelyn Mr. Ellis Mr. Reynolds Colonel Venne Mr. Thomas Hodges Mr. Pury Mr. Prideaux Mr. Bond Sir Arthur Haslerig Mr. Scawen Sir Gilbert Gerrard Sir Thomas Widdrington Mr. Leman Mr. Luke Hodges and Mr. Robert Jenneur Mombers of the Commons House of Parliament And the said Treasurers or any five of them whereof four to be Members of either of the Houses of Parliament shall have the care and managing of the Businesses upon the said Ordinance for the better bringing in of the moneys assessed or to be assessed upon or by vertue of the said Ordinance for payment of the said Forces therein mentioned and of the charges incident thereunto with all such Powers and Authorities to them or any of them given limited and expressed in an Ordinance of Parliament bearing date the fifteenth day of February 1645. And the said Committee and Treasurers or any five of them as aforesaid shall have full power and they are hereby authorized in as full and ample maner to all intents and purposes as are given limited or mentioned in an Ordinance of Parliament dated the Twelfth day of June 1645. unto the Committee at Goldsmiths Hall for Scots Affairs to manage the Ordinance of the Twentieth of February 1644. to cause the full and speedy assessing collecting and bringing in of the said moneys either by making Dispatches appointing of Forces or giving Directions Rules or Instructions or otherwise to cause obedience thereunto as to them in their wisdoms and good discretions shall seem most fit and expedient be it by Fine or Imprisonment of the parties offending the Fine not exceeding Twenty pounds to be employed for the use of the aforesaid Forces mentioned in the said Ordinance And be it farther Ordained That the Receipt of the said Treasurers or any two of them shall be a sufficient Discharge to every Collector or other person that shall pay in any money that shall be taxed levied and paid by vertue of the said Ordinance of the Three and twentieth of June last past And that the said Members of the House of Commons or any five of them shall have power and are hereby authorized to give Warrants to the said Treasurers at War or any two of them for the issuing forth of such moneys as they shall receive by vertue of the said Ordinance And in the same Warrant it shall be expressed for what purpose the money contained in the same is to be issued And the said Warrants with a Receipt thereupon under the Hand of the party to whom the same is directed to be paid or his Assignee or Assignees shall be a sufficient Discharge to the said Treasurers and every of them for so much as they shall thereupon issue forth And it is also Ordained That all the moneys raised or to be raised by vertue of the said Ordinance shall be employed onely for the purposes uses and intents therein mentioned and expressed and no otherwise And no Warrant shall be made from the said Committee or any other or if issued shall be obeyed but onely for the purposes aforesaid And it is also farther Ordained That the said Treasurers at Wars for their pains in receiving and issuing forth of all the moneys raised or to be raised and received by vertue of the said recited Ordinance and this present Ordinance and in consideration they shall execute the employment of the Treasurer at Wars shall have three pence for every pound they shall receive and issue forth of the moneys taxed levied and paid by vertue of the said recited Ordinance or this present Ordinance And shall also have three pounds five shillings four pence per diem to be disposed of as they shall think fit for the payment of such persons as they shall think meet to make use of for the better execution of the said employment of Treasurer at Wars and all other charges allowed to Sir Gilbert Gerrard as Treasurer at Wars and shall issue moneys for the same without any farther or other allowance the said allowances to be paid monethly And be it farther Ordained by the authority aforesaid That the said Committee and Treasurers at Wars do make due allowance and payment of all Free-quarter taken by any the Forces mentioned in the said Ordinance since the said Five and twentieth day of March last and also from henceforth to be taken by them or any of them according to such proportions and in such maner as they or any of them did allow the same or cause to be paid out of the assessments for the Army in the association and to put in execution the Instructions Rules and Directions made and Ordained in that behalf by both Houses of Parliament bearing Date the Sixteenth day of May 1645. Resolved c. THat John Braudlin Esquire Peter Fisher Gentleman Robert Damon Gentleman be added as Commissioners in the County of Suffolk to the Ordinance for Threescore thousand pounds a Moneth for the Armies of England and Ireland Resolved c. That John Braudlin Esquire Peter Fisher Gentleman Manuel Sorrel Gentleman and Robert Damon Gentlman be added as Commissioners in the County of Suffolk to the Ordinance for Threescore thousand pounds a Moneth for the Armies of England and Ireland H Elsynge Cler. Parl. D. Com. FINIS