Selected quad for the lemma: virtue_n

Word A	Word B	Word C	Word D	Occurrence	Frequency Band	MI	MI Band	Prominent
virtue_n	pay_v	say_a	treasurer_n	832	5	12.1707	5	false

Text snippets containing the quad

ID	Title	Author	Corrected Date of Publication (TCP Date of Publication)	STC	Words	Pages
A83132	An ordinance of the Lords and Commons assembled in Parliament, for securing of the eighty thousand pounds advanced by, and under the eight treasurers hereafter named: and for a further provision, for the raising and maintaining of the forces under the command of Sir Thomas Fairfax. 31. Martii, 1645. 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.	1645 (1645)	Wing E1923; Thomason E276_5; ESTC R209876	4,968	15

AN ORDINANCE OF THE Lords and Commons Assembled in PARLIAMENT For Securing of the Eighty thousand Pounds advanced by and under the eight Treasurers hereafter named And for a further Provision for the raising and maintaining of the Forces under the Command of Sir THOMAS FAIRFAX 31. Martii 1645. ORdered by the Commons assembled in Parliament That this Ordinance be forthwith printed and published H Elsynge Cler. Parl. D. Com. Printed at London for Edward Husbands April 2. 1645. 31. Martii 1645. An Ordinance of the Lords and Commons Assembled in Parliament For securing of the Eighty Thousand pounds advanced by and under the eight Treasurers hereafter named and for a further Provision for the Raising and Maintaining of the Forces under the Command of Sir THOMAS FAIRFAX FOr the better securing of the Eighty thousand pounds undertaken to be lent by divers persons aswell Aldermen as Merchants and others and for the more orderly receiving and issuing out of the Moneys appointed to be Taxed and Leavied by the Ordinance of both Houses of Parliament made the fifteenth of February last for the raising and maintaining the Forces under the command of Sir Thomas Fairfax Be it Ordained and it is Ordained by the Lords and Commons in Parliament assembled That Sir John Wollaston Knight Thomas Adams John Warner and Thomas Andrews Aldermen of the City of London Abraham Chamberlaine George Witham Francis Allen and John Dethicke of London Merchants shall be Treasurers at War during the ten Moneths mentioned in the said former Ordinance of the fifteenth of February last And be it likewise Ordained That the said Treasurers at War shall receive from the severall Lenders of the said Money the Sum of Eighty thousand pounds and from the severall Collectors of all other the Moneys to be Taxed Leavied and paid by vertue of the said former Ordinance of the fifteenth of February last the said Sums to be Leavied Taxed and paid which severall Sums of Money shall be by them paid to the said Treasurers and issued forth for the raising and maintaining of the said Forces and the charges incident to the same And for the re-imbursing and repayment of the said Lenders the said Sum of Eighty thousand pounds with the interest thereof after the Rate of Eight pounds per Cent. from the time of the lending thereof to the time of the re-payment thereof to the severall Lenders of the same their Executors and Administrators or such other person or persons to whom the said Lenders their Executors or Administrators shal under their respective hands in writing appoint the same or any part thereof to be paid and the said Treasurers or any two of them one of them being an Alderman the other a Commoner shall have power and are hereby authorized injoyned and required to re-pay the said Eighty thousand pounds unto the said Lenders their Executors or Assignes or such person or persons their Assignees as aforesaid in manner and forme following viz. Twenty six thousand six hundred sixty six pounds thirteen shillings and four pence with such interest thereof at one entire payment out of the moneys to be Taxed Leavied and paid for the Collection of the fifth moneth by vertue of the said former Ordinances Twenty six thousand six hundred sixty six pounds thirteene shillings four pence with the interest thereof at one entire payment out of the moneys to be Taxed Leavied and paid for the sixt moneths Collection by vertue of the said former Ordinance And twenty six thousand six hundred sixty six pounds thirteen shillings four pence with interest after the same Rate at one entire payment out of the moneys to be Taxed Leavied and paid for the seventh moneths Collection by force of the said Ordinance of the fifteenth of February The said severall sums of Twenty six thousand six hundred sixty six pounds thirteen shillings four pence with interest thereof to be paid out of the first moneys to be received in or for the said severall and respective fifth sixth and seventh Moneths Collection by force of the said recited Ordinance and of this present Ordinance And in case there be not sufficient raised out of the fifth sixth and seventh moneths Leavy tax or receipt That then the said Treasurers or any two of them one of them being an Alderman the other of them a Commoner shall have power and they are hereby authorized injoyned and required to pay the said Eighty thousand pounds with interest as aforesaid or the remainder thereof to the said Lenders their Executors or Assignes as aforesaid out of such sums of money as shall be Taxed Leavied and paid by virtue of the said Ordinance of the fifteenth of February last and this present Ordinance for the eighth ninth and tenth moneths in the said recited Ordinance mentioned The same to be paid proportionably to each Lender his Executors or Assignes as aforesaid according to the sum by him or them advanced by way of Loan upon his demand thereof from the said Treasurers or any two of them the one of them being an Alderman the other a Commoner And if there shall be a failer of the payment of the said Eighty Thousand Pounds and the interest thereof at such rate as aforesaid or any part of the same out of the said monethly Collections hereby appointed for the payment thereof It is hereby ordained That so much thereof as shall be unpaid shall be paid out of such other receipts as are hereafter mentioned or as shall be in the power of both Houses of Parliament to dispose of or by some other wayes or meanes to be provided for by both Houses of Parliament who undertake the provision thereof accordingly And that every County City Burrough and other place may be fully assessed according to the Rate by the said Ordinance intended to be Taxed and Assessed upon them in case there should be default in any of the Committees appointed by the said Ordinance in the making of the said Assessment or in any County City Burrough or other place in paying of the sums Assessed or any negligence or default in any Collector to be appointed by virtue of the said former Ordinance for raising and maintaining the said Forces or Collecting of the same or otherwise Be it Ordained That the Earl of Northumberland the Earl of Kent the Earl of Rutland the Earl of Pembrook the Earl of Salisbury the Earl of Denbigh the Earl of Bullingbrook the Lord Viscount Say and Seal the Lord Wharton the Lord Howard Master Sollicitor Sir Henry Vane Iunior Mr. Crew Mr. Pierrepont Mr. Stroad Mr. Recorder Sir John Evelyn Mr. Ellis Mr. Reynolds Colonell Ven Sir Thomas Soame Mr. Jennour Mr. Hodges Mr. Pury Mr. Prideaux Mr. Benningfield Mr. Bond Sir Arthur Haslerig Mr. Scawen and Sir Gilbert Gerard Members of the Commons House of Parliament and the said eight Treasurers or any four of them whereof two to be Aldermen and two to be Commoners calling unto them such of the Lenders as they or the greater number of

them shall thinke fit shall have full power and they are hereby authorized to take and set towne such order as they shall thinke meete and fit for the full assessing and the due collecting of the said severall summes of Money to be taxed leaviod and paid and leavying the Arrears hereafter in this present Ordinance mentioned and all incident Charges touching the same And such order shall bee obeyed by every person and persons in such manner and forme as shall be by the Persons before named or any eight of them ●oure of them at the least being Members of the Commons House of Parliament directed and prescribed The same power not to exceed that already given to the respective Committees by the said recited Ordinance of the fifteenth of February last And be it further Ordained that the said Treasurers at Warres or any two of them whereof one of them to be an Alderman and the other a Commoner shall subscribe every receipt to such person or persons as shall advance by way of Loane any summe or sums of Money towards the said eighty thousand pounds undertaken to be Advanced and such receipt shall interest and intitle every person or persons to whom the same shall be given their his Executors Administratours and Assignes as aforesaid into the security and benefit of this present Ordinance for the repayment of the said eighty thousand pounds with such interest thereof as aforesaid And be it further Ordained that the Receipt of the said Treasurers or any two of them the one of them being an Alderman and the other a Commoner shall be a sufficient discharge to every Collector or other person that shall pay in any Money that shall be taxed leavied and paid by vertue of the said Ordinance of the fifteenth of February last or this present Ordinance And that the said Members of the House of Commons or any five of them shall have Power and are hereby Authorized to bee a Committee to give Warrants to the said Treasurers at Warre or any two of them for the issuing forth of the said eighty thousand pounds advanced by way of loane and all other the Moneys that they shall receive by vertue of the said former and of this present Ordinance and in the same Warrant it shall bee 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 Except for the severall summes of twenty six thousand six hundred sixty six pounds thirteene shillings and foure pence with interest thereof as aforesaid Which summes are to bee paid to the persons advancing the said eighty thousand pounds as aforesaid and not otherwise employed And it is also Ordained that the said eighty thousand pounds advanced by the said Lenders and all Moneys to bee raised by vertue of the said Ordinance of the fifteenth of February last shall bee employed onely for she purposes uses and intents in this Ordinance and the forementioned Ordinance of the fifteenth of February expressed and no otherwise and no Warrants shall bee made from the said Committee or any other or if issued shall bee obeyed but onely for the purposes aforesaid And it is also further Ordained that the said Treasurers at Warre for their paines in receiving and issuing forth of the said eighty thousand pounds and the Moneys to be raised and received by vertue of the laid recited Ordinance and this present Ordinance and in Consideration they shall execute the imployment of the Treasurer at Warres shall have three pence for every pound they shall receive and issue forth of the Moneys to bee taxed levyed and paid by vertue of the said recited Ordinance And shall also have three pounds five shillings foure pence per diem to bee disposed of as they shall thinke fit for the payment of such persons as they shall thinke meete to make use of for the better execution of the said employment of Treasurer at Warres and all other charges allowed to Sir Gilbert Gerrard as Treasurer at Warres and shall issue the Moneys without any further or other allowance the said allowances to bee paid monethly And bee it further Ordained that all arrears which are or shall be due upon the Ordinance of the fifteenth of February and all arrearages of Weekly Assessements due upon any Ordinance from any of the Inhabitants within the Cities of London and Westminster or the County of Middlesex And all Moneys that shall bee due from any Accomptant or Accomptants Collectors or Treasurers by vertue of any Ordinance for taking of the Accompts of the whole Kingdom shall bee employed towards the raising and maintaining of the Forces under the Command of Sir Thomas Fairfax and other the purposes in this Ordinance mentioned Provided That all such Moneys that by any Ordinance of both Houses of Parliament or Order of the Commons House of Parliament before the passing hereof are to be paid out of the said Arrears or Moneys that shall be due from any Accomptant or Accomptants Collectors or Treasurers shall bee first paid notwithstanding this Ordinance or any thing herein contained to the Contrary Provided also that this Ordinance shall not extend to the Raising or Leavying of the last Moneths Tax or Assessement upon the County of Kent but that the same shall and may be employed for the Garrison of Plymouth Provided and it is Ordained that the tax and Assessement on the severall Counties and places in the said Ordinance of the fifteenth of February mentioned and all power for Collecting Raising Leavying and receiving the same shall be in force and stand in being and put in execution untill the summe of eighty thousand pounds with interest as aforesaid bee repaid although this present Warre continue not so long Provided that Whereas by the said former Ordinance It is appointed that the summes therein mentioned shall be taxed levyed and paid from the first day of February last till the first day of December next which comprehendeth more then ten Moneths reckening eight and twenty dayes to the moneth Whereupon some doubt hath arisen touching the Computation of the said Moneths for clearing whereof It is hereby Declared and Ordained that the said Monethly Taxe be made according to the Callender and not otherwise And whereas by the said former Ordinance the severall Committees or any two of them are Authorised and required to allow the severall allowances of one penny and one halfe penny therein mentioned And it is necessary that the severall summes of Money Collected be paid to the said Treasurers in the Guild-Hall London It is Ordained that the said summes bee paid at the Guild-Hall London aforesaid according to the intent of this Ordinance by the said Collectors And upon payment thereof the said Treasurers or any two of them the one of them being an Alderman and the other a Commoner shall give allowance of the said one penny and one halfe penny to the said Collectors and to free the said Committees from trouble therin It is also Ordained that the said power as to the allowing of the said one penny and one halfe penny by the said Committees be hereby discharged the former Ordinance notwithstanding FINIS