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Dalton's The Country Justice, 1690
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Recusants.

' thence upon pain to lose his Goods and Chattels, and all his Lands, &c.
' for his life.  But if he have no place of abode, he shall within the
' time aforesaid, repair to the place where he was born, or his Father or
' Mother dwells, upon pain of Forfeiture as aforesaid:  And being come
' to such place, shall within twenty days present himself, and give his
' name to the Minister or Curate, and to the Constable, &c.  And the
' Minister or Curate shall enter his name in a Book, to be kept in the
' Parish; and the Minister and Constable shall certifie the same to the next
' Sessions, and the Justices shall enter it in the Rolls.

Chap. 81.
    §. 25.
Abjuration.
    ' A convicted Popish Recusant of small ability (not having 20 Mark
' Freehold per annum, or 40 Pounds in Goods, nor being a Feme Covert)
' that shall not repair to his place of usual dwelling, or place of birth,
' or where his Father or Mother is dwelling, and there notifie himself
' to the Minister and Constables, according to the Statute of 35 El. 1.  Or
' shall afterwards remove above five Miles from the same.  If after he be
' apprehended, and shall not conform himself within 3 months, in coming
' usually to Church, and in making such publick submission, as in the said
' Statute is appointed, being thereunto required; then any two Justices of
' Peace, or Coroner of that County, may require such offender to abjure
' the Realm, and may assign him the time, and Haven, &c.  And every
' such offender, shall upon his Corporal Oath, before the said Justices, abjure
' this Realm of England, and all other the Kings Dominions for ever.
35 El. 2.
    ' The Abjuration must be entred and certified, as herein is directed by
' 35 Eliz.  But because that of 35 El. 1. was made against Sectaries, and
' this of cap. 2. against Popish Recusants, I have so distinguished them;
' and having observed some difference in penning the two Acts, the only
' remaining difference is in the words of Submission in the Acts, that of
' Sectaries by 35 El. 1. being thus:
 
    §. 15.
Submission
of Sectaries.
    ' I A. B.  do humbly confess and acknowledge, That I have grievously
' offended God, in contemning Her Majesties godly and lawful Government
' and Authority, by absenting my self from Church, and from hearing Divine
' Service, contrary to the godly Laws and Statutes of this Realm; and in
' using and frequenting disordered and unlawful Conventicles and Assemblies,
' under pretence and colour of Exercise of Religion.  And I am heartily sorry
' for the same, and do acknowledge and testifie in my Conscience, that no other

' Person hath, or ought to have any Power or Authority over Her Majesty.  And
' I do promise and protest, without any dissimulation, or any colour, or means
' of any dispensation, That from henceforth I will, from time to time, obey and
' perform her Majesties Laws and Statutes, in repairing to the Church, and
' hearing Divine Service, and do my utmost endeavour to maintain and defend
' the same.
35 El. 1.
    §. 17.
Submission
of Recusants.
    ' That of Popish Recusants by 35 Eliz. 2. being thus, I A. B. do humbly
' confess and acknowledge, That I have grievously offended God in contemning
' Her Majesties godly and lawful Government and Authority, by absenting my
' self from Church, and from hearing Divine Service, contrary to the godly
' Laws and Statutes of this Realm.  And I am heartily sorry for the same,
' and do acknowledge and testifie in my Conscience, That the Bishop or See of
'
Rome, hath not, nor ought to have any Power or Authority over Her Majesty,
' or within any Her Majesties Realms or Dominions.  And I do promise
' and protest without any dissimulation, or any colour, or means of any dispensation,
' That from henceforth I will from time to time, obey and perform Her
' Majesties Laws and Statutes in repairing to the Church, and hearing Divine
' Service, and do my utmost endeavor to maintain and defend the same.
35 El. 2.


 
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