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next Affizc, and Ge-
neral! Goalc-delivery appointed to be fltortiy

kept in tbefewrafl Counties of England and
W/a1cs,eannotrcy'ort thither without greatperifl
of their lives, and Demtmage to their Eflatet, by

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Beiitg of Armed Forces in 40 parts 0]’ Tour
Realme, In regard whereof; the Lords and Com.-
mou: doe buonbly advzfe and defire Tour Maje-
fiytoeommand,I'hat the [aid Afsifcs and Ge-
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to the foregoing Defire
and Advice.

"  IS aieflj hath Weigh-

’ ed the Advtce and Deflreof
 the Lords and Commons,

L Ientin a Letter to the Lord‘
oFP4l/gland, from the Earle of Alan»

€66/Zer, concerning the putting off the
General! efl“/Iigies, and Q04/eadelieveiy
throughout the K1ngdom.To w}xich.
His 2714 W13; returnes this A.:zfin'er:;
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That the prefent blocdy Diflraétion

of the Kingdom ( which His A4436/3]..

hath uled all pofsible means to pre-
vent, and will {till to remove) doth

affli& His Majefly under no Confide-

ration more, then of the great inter-
ruption and flop it makes in the
Courfe and Proceedings of Iuflice,
and the Execution of the Lawes,
whereby his good Subjects are robbed
of the Peace and Security they Were
borne to; And therefore, as much as in
Him lies , He will advance that only

meanes of their happineffe, At leaf! I.

they {hall fee that their fufferings that
way proceed not from His Majcylj.
And fince they may now expect, by
the Lawes, Statutes and C ufloms of
the Kingdom, the .A/figs: and Gene-
rallC;o4lc»rIela'=ver)' in every County,
His e9l4“4;°c/Z} thinks not fit to com»

mand

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mand the contrary, But will take 3:.‘
Vere and precife Order, that none of His
good Subjects {hall receive the lead}
Prejudice, as they repaire thither, by a-
ny of His Majeflier Forces ; Which
Rule He {hall be glad to fee obferved
by others; And then He hopes by the
due execution of the LaWes,even thefé
publique Calamities may have form:
t Abatement, and the Kingdom re,
cover its former Peace

and profperity.

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