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Dalton's The Country Justice, 1690
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18
Justices of the Peace.

pertinet, secundum Legem & consuetudinem regni nostri Angliæ:  Salvis
nobis Amerciamentis, & aliis ad nos inde spectantibus.

Chap. 5.
To the
Sheriff.
    Mandamus etiam tenore præsentium Vicecomiti nostro Cantabrigiæ, and
ad certos dies & loca (quæ vos vel aliqui hujumodi, duo vel plures vestrum,
ut prædictum est, ei, uit prædictum est, sciri feceritis) venire faciat coram vobis,
vel hujumodi duobus vel pluribus vestrum (ut dictum est) tot & tales probos
& legales homines de Balliva sua, (tam infra Libertates quam extra) per
quos rei veritas in præmissis melius sciri poterit & inquiri.
To the
Custos 
Rotulor.
    Assignavimus denique te præfatum Johannem Cuts, Militem, Cust. Rot.
Pacis nostræ in dicto Comitatu nostro.  Ac propterea tu, ad dies & loca prædicta,
Brevia, Processus, & Indictamenta prædicta, coram te & dictis
sociis tuis venire facias, ut ea inspiciantur, & debito fine terminentur, sicut
prædictum est Incujus rei testimonium, &c. Datum, &c,
The same in English.

    ' CHARLES, &c.  To Our Well beloved and Faithful Thomas
' Coventry Knight, Lord Keeper of the Great Seal of England, and
' James Ley Treasurer of England, &c. Greeting.  Know ye that We have
' assigned you, and every one of you, joyntly and severally, our Justices
' to keep our Peace in the County of Cambridg; And to keep and cause to
' be kept all Ordinances and Statutes made for the good of the Peace, and
' for Conservation of the same, and for the quiet Rule and Government of 
' our People in all and every the Articles thereof, in our said County, (as
' well within the Liberties as without) according to the force, form, and 
' effect of the same; and to chastise and punish all persons offending against
' the form of those Ordinances, or Statutes, or any of them, in the County
' aforesaid, as according to the form of those Ordinances and Statutes
' shall be fit to be done; And to cause to come before you, or any of you
' all those persons who shall threaten any of the People in their person, or
' in burning their Houses, to find sufficient Security for the Peace, or for the
' Good Behaviour towards Us and the People; and if they shall refuse to
' find such Security, then to cause them to be kept safe in Prison until
' they find such Security:  We have also assigned you, and every two or
' more of you (whereof any of you the said A. B. C. shall be one) our
' Justices to enquire by the Oath of good and lawful men of the County
' aforesaid, by whom the truth may be better known, of all and all manner
' of Felonies, Withcrafts, Inchantments, Sorceries, Magick-Art, Trespasses,
' Forestallings, Regratings, Ingrossings, and Extortions whatsoever;
' And of all and singular other misdeeds and offences, of which Justices of
' Peace may or ought lawfully to enquire, by whomsoever and howsoever
' done or perpetrated, which hereafter shall happen howsoever to be
' done or attempted in the County aforesaid; And of all those who in the
' County aforesaid have either gone or ridden, or hereafter shall presume
' to go or ride in Companies with armed force against the Peace, to the 
' disturbance of the People; And also of all those who in like manner
' have lain in wait, or hereafter shall presume to lie in wait, to maim or kill
' our people; And also of Inn-holders, and of all and singular other persons
' who have offended or attempted, or hereafter shall presume to offend
' or attempt in the abuse of Weights or Measures, or in the sale of Victuals,
' against the form of the Ordinances or Statutes, or any of them, in that
' behalf made for the common good of England, and the people thereof
' in the County aforesaid; And also of all Sheriffs, Bailiffs, Stewards, Constables,
' Gaolers, and other Officers whatsoever, who in the Execution of
' their Offices about the premisses, or any of them have unlawfully demeaned



 
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