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ID	Title	Author	Corrected Date of Publication (TCP Date of Publication)	STC	Words	Pages
A83216	An ordinance of the Lords and Commons assembled in Parliament, for the more speedy raising of the monies formerly imposed, and yet unpaid, within the City of London and liberties thereof. Die Lunæ, 23 Octobris. 1643. Ordered that this ordinance be forthwith printed and published. Jo. Browne Cler. Parliamentorum. H Elsyng. Cler. Parl. D. Com.	England and Wales. Parliament.	1643 (1643)	Wing E1999; Thomason E73_3; Thomason E73_3*; ESTC R17519	3,373	12

AN ORDINANCE OF THE LORDS and COMMONS ASSEMBLED IN PARLIAMENT For the more speedy raising of the Monies formerly Imposed and yet unpaid within the City of London and Liberties thereof Die Lunae 23 Octobris 1643. ORdered that this Ordinance be forthwith Printed and published Jo. Browne Cler. Parliamentorum H Elsyng Cler. Parl. D. Com. LONDON Printed by Richard Cotes 1643. Die Lunae 23. Octob. 1643. AN ORDINANCE OF THE LORDS and COMMONS Assembled in PARLIAMENT THE Lords and Commons taking into their consideration the great burthen and charge hitherto for the most part undergone by the willing part of the City of London and Liberties thereof by their ready payments and contributions in pursuance of severall Acts and Ordinances of Parliament heretofore made for that purpose whilest others through want of the due execution thereof have either paid and contributed nothing or not considerably thereunto For remedy thereof doe Ordaine and be it Ordained by the said Lords and Commons that the severall persons hereafter named shall within the severall Wards of the said City and Liberties be imployed as agents to put in execution the severall Acts and Ordinances hereafter mentioned in manner as is hereby Declared viz In the Ward of Cheape Cornehill Edward Lynsey John Payne Algate Matthew Bugge Samuel Poole Bassingshaw Colemanstreet James Wight Samuel Wight Bishopsgate within and without Francis Laurence Jeremy Arnold Bridgeward Candlewicke Richard Cole Thomas Baker Billingsgate Tower Ward Humphrey Burey Lynam Robins Breadstreete Cordweyners Arthur Coleman John Anckle Vintrey Thomas Lindsey John Eames Cripplegate within George Comes Thomas Hamersley Cripplegate without Thomas Layton Jervis Goffe Dowgate Walbrooke William Rudgdale Thomas Williamson Queenehithe William Bridges Edward Cole Aldersgate Henry Whittingham John Morton Broadstreet Henry Wilson Thomas Thorneton Portsoken John Ford Thomas Downall Farringdon within Joseph Hunscot Maximilian Buck Farringdon without the East division Clement Carter Henry Hastings Farringdon without Fleetstreet division John Digby Laurence Forden Castle Baynard Thomas Jervis Adam Houghton Langborn Limestreet Francis Burrist Edward Edmonds VVHich said severall persons or any other that the Committee for the Militia of London shall adde who are hereby inabled thereunto upon notice given them by the Collectors or any of them of the last Subsidies for foure hundred thousand pounds and of the weekely Assesments or any Fifteenes heretofore granted by the Common-Councell of the Citie of London who are hereby required upon the request of the persons above named to give notice thereof accordingly what persons within their severall Wards or Precincts have refused or neglected to pay their said Subsidies Weekely Assessements and Fifteenes And what the said Arrerages are and upon notice also given to the Persons above named by the Treasurors appointed to receive the monies brought in upon the late Ordinance of the 18. of August last or by any of the Common-Councell men of any Ward what Arrerages are due thereupon and from whom who are also required hereby upon the request of the Persons above named to give notice thereof accordingly shall together with the said Collectors of each severall Ward or any of them forthwith repaire to the severall Persons so in Arreare or to the usuall places of their abode And if upon demand thereof made such persons shall neglect or refuse to pay the said weekely Assessements Subsidies or the said Fifteenes to the said Collectors or any of them And shall neglect or refuse forthwith to pay the Arrerages due upon the said late Ordinance of the eighteenth of August to the Treasurors appointed for that purpose That then it shall and may bee lawfull to and for the persons above named in the presence of the said Collectors or any of them or of the Constables of the said severall Wards and Precincts who are hereby required to be ayding and assisting herein within their severall Precincts and Wards to destreyne seize take and carry away from the severall persons so in Arreares so much of the Goods and Estate of every such person so refusing or neglecting to pay the same as aforesaid as may fully satisfie the said Arrerages with all charges of seisures and removall thereof And it is also ordained that all the goods so seized and distreined as aforesaid shal be forthwith Inventoried by the said persons above named in the presence of the said Constables and Collectors or some of them And also appraised by such Persons as shal be for that purpose appointed by William Rowell Richard Willet Henry Cole Richard Everet Robert Doleman 〈◊〉 Stocke Thomas Vincent and John Bret or any two of them who are hereby appointed a Committee to sit at Gresham Colledge to receive the said Inventories and Goods so appraised Which said Inventories are to be subscribed by the persons hereby appointed to distreine together with the Constables or Collectors that shall be present at the distresse And in case neither the persons whose goods shall bee seized or distreyned nor any in his behalfe doe within three dayes after seisure redeeme the same as they shall be appraised Then the said Committee or any two of them to sell the same for the best advantage And from time to time to deliver the Monies so received for the same to the Treasurers sitting at Guild-Hall London appointed by the said Ordinance of the eighteenth of August last and to restore the overplus if any bee to the persons so seized and distreined as aforesaid And it is hereby further Ordained by the said Lords and Commons that the persons above named shall hereby have power and Authority in the presence of the said Collectors and Constables or any of them as well within any priviledged places as without to break open all Lockes Doores or other strength whatsoever where the Estates Money or Goods belonging to any such person so in arreare are or shall be And the Trained Bands Voluntires and other Forces their Commanders and Officers and also the severall Constables and other Officers within their Limits are hereby required and enjoyned to be ayding and assisting to the persons above nominated and imployed for the service aforesaid And it is further Ordained by the said Lords and Commons that the said Committee or any two of them shall allow to the persons above named and appointed to make seisures as aforesaid three pence for every pound which the goods so distreined by them and sold shall amount unto and also such other allowance to such other person or persons necessarily imployed for the service aforesaid as the said Committee shall thinke requisite to bee paid out of the money taken for the sale of the said goods It is also ordained by the said Lords and Commons to the end both this and the Ordinance for Sequestration formerly made may be effectually put in execution and that as well the severall Committees for Sequestrations both within the said Citie of London and Liberties and elsewhere appointed in pursuance of the Ordinances for Sequestrations formerly made as also the said Committee hereby appointed to sit at Gresham Colledge shall have power at such times as the said Committees or any of them thinke fit to cause the said Collectors or any other their Under-officers to give an account upon oath to the said Committee or any of them concerning any the dealings and proceedings of the said Collectors and Under-officers in their severall imployments under the said Committees And to the end this present Ordinance or any thing therein contained may not hinder the due and orderly execution of the said Ordinances formerly made for the sequestrations of the estates of Papists and Delinquents within the said Citie of London and liberties thereof Be it therefore ordained that all such as shall fraudulently imbezele conceale or convey away all or any part of their goods money or estate without valuable consideration Bona fide thereby preventing or avoyding the payment of any Taxes or Assessements laid upon them by any Ordinance of both Houses of Parliament or any distresse or seisure in case of non payment thereof or that after any such Tax or Assessements convey themselves away or refuse to be spoken with whereby any such Tax or Assessement layd on them by any Ordinance of both Houses of Parliament cannot be executed upon them or their estates according to the true meaning and purport thereof shall be still taken to bee delinquents onely within the said Ordinance of Sequestration and their Estates sequestred by the said sequestrators the Common-Councell men and Collectors of each Ward and Precinct within the said Citie and Liberties being hereby required upon request made to them or any of them by the said Committee for sequestrations or the Collectors ap-apointed by the said Committee to give a Catalogue or other notice of such persons now or heretofore inhabiting within their severall Wards This present Ordinance or any thing therein contained to the contrary in any wise notwithstanding And it is also ordained by the said Lords and Commons that if the said Collectors Constables or any other persons hereby appointed or to bee appointed for the purposes mentioned in this Ordinance and in pursuance thereof shall refuse or neglect to execute and doe what hereby is required from them or any of them that then upon proofe made thereof to the Committee of the House of Commons for examinations sitting at Westminster or to the Militia for the Citie of London every person so refusing or neglecting as aforesaid shall bee by the said Committees or either of them committed to safe custody without Baile or Maineprise or Assessed to pay such summes of money by way of fine as the said Committee or Militia shall thinke fit so the same exceed not the summe of ten pounds for any one offence and every person and persons doing and performing any thing in pursuance of this present Ordinance shall bee therefore from time to time kept harmelesse by the authoritie of both Houses of Parliament Jo. Browne Cler. Parliamentorum H. Elsynge Cler. Parl. D. Com. FINIS