 

f D The Heads of the [aid Propolalils,» containing the

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4 DECLA
A   % FROM ‘
HIS EXCELLE NCIE

S” Thomas Fairfax,
ﬁnd his Councell of Warre.

Concerning their proceeding in the
Propolalls, prepared and agreed on by the Coun-
cell of the Armie , to be tendred to the Com-
miflioners of Parliamezztgreﬁding in the Ar-

‘ my, and with them to be treatedonby the
D Commiflioners of the Army.
70 GETHER WITH

 
particulars of their deﬁres, in purfuance of their for-
mer Declarations and Papers, in order to the clear- J
r ing,and fecuring of the Rights, and Liberties of the‘

Kingdorne, and the fetling of a jul} and laﬂing Peace. e‘
l a /TOWHICH ARE ADDED D
Some further particular defites, for the removing, and .
redre-ﬂing of divers prefent prefﬁng grievances,es being alfo compri-  
{ed in, or in neceﬂhrie purfuance of their former Reprefentations
and Papers appointed to be treated upon;  

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  A Declaration  

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F R0 M H1~36‘XCELLE5‘(C V  
S"'I’HO= FAIRFAX,

  And his Counce1lof\W'arre. T
Concerning the Trapofallr of tbe ﬂmgy

    f publzrﬂzmg the Heads tlaereof.  

Intreour d-rawi back to Reading,
5 5:’ wee have applyed our‘ {cities with aIlidili-
”'  a gene: to frame, and haﬁen an intire body

" '  ‘f a would tender to the Commifﬁonera of Far-

   
 " ‘ expreltin our former Declarations and Pa-
pers,‘ for the fecuring of the Common Rights, and Liberties, and
a prefem fading of the peace of the Kir»gdome.% In which buﬁntﬂe,
 nqtwithﬁanding the many interruptions and diﬂun bancc~s,with

h daily advertifemmts of the mama and treacherous przﬁifes and
t  A 2 { prc- e

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for fetlmg ‘of 4 peace, and the grounds

'/’''''‘I 5  of all the particular Propofalle , which wee

" ’  liiament reﬁding with the Army; to be trea- f
,5‘  .-med on in ‘purfuance oftbaofegcnerall‘dcﬁrer“, A e

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preparatfozis of the Committee of Militia, and others in aud'a«=
bout the Citie of Lmzdoaz, and ev-1fewhere,ytend.ing to a new Warre
‘ have 'occaﬁor1ed', to the diverting or retarding of or proceeding
therein, yeg) wee have made a progreﬂe as fpeedy as the nature
and weight offuch a worker would admit, and having ﬁnifhed the
’ f;,n1_:_,=, v.{e_‘e ha,dve_ad¢.iiVetred i_r' g,3!1c‘:.bﬂta& of the Heads thereofeuntot
the {aid Coztmtifhoners of Parliament to he treated upon.
But the late pernicious Engagexhent {er on foote in the Citic,
and (much u1t3ie;)that%p;rodigTous vioIence.do11,e to both Hqufee
of Pariiament 612 Monday laﬁ,‘ having Wholly taken *us oﬂ for
pzeﬁoat , and rendred all proceeding inthe Way ofaTrea(:ie there-
upon :I_1eerI'y" \"ait3e’and~b hdpelcf-E5‘ hunt-ill it {hall pleafe God ,’ thee
Parﬁiament hedrighhted and ‘vindicated againﬂ: that violation done
to it, and reﬁored into a.dCon"ditiori of freedome, {'0 as the nu-
queﬁioned Members of itmay repaire together with fafetie, and
proceed accordingto their iuﬁfreedome- Wee have .t_hought
good in-th emeane timesto make this: :‘p’uh}ique tender of the Heads
of the Propofalls to the Conﬁderation of the whole Kingdome,
wherein .thot1gh all circumﬂancea requiﬁte to be determined in
an a&uaH-fetdcment, be not fdfully and perfeﬁly expreﬂed, as
upoga.thq.Trea\ty.i;_1.tended(if nptiotervrupted, as before,) they
. mihghtﬁieedily l:aveQrbe‘eut,h ‘yetafll meuhmajefeetand upderftaud'
i in thefe the effef} and-T bottome of our deﬁree , whereupon wee
heavefﬁncerely ﬂudied, that a prefent peace might be faded;
which fame thing, (with and after fuch vindigatiog ofthe Par-x
liauteat, astmtay agaiue render. it into “a capac§tieto‘e£¥ahliﬂ:t;th§;:
tame, )'wee {hall {till faithfully endeavour to theztuémoﬂ 
powers, and accordingly {hall expe& the cheerful! am! 
concurrence of all thofe who are or {hall be fatisﬁed, concern-,
ihg the in cegrftie of our in ten tions to theyeaoe and welfare Ofcheg.
Kingdo_me,in the(e.P~rop,o falls, or who fball  for theemaine) dc-:3
ﬁre or .approve ,of;the fame things iwithue =tin jordcl‘-to a iettlg£*
ment. : ' ~   ‘ ' ’ 

Arid to thefe Propofalls urhich whee here ﬁrﬁ tender ae necefTa- ‘

ry tea Peace, and upon Whichwee deﬁre the fealetof peace,

the,r_e11itution.oftbis Majefcyand others to their flights , and it; ; .

3&1‘

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an A& of Oblivion to be paﬁ,) wee cannoe but adde the further
expreﬂion of our deﬁres in fome other particulars, which(chongh
not [0 cﬁentiall topeece, as neceviﬁrilyeto precede the feeling of
it, yet ) being matters of very publique , and ( moﬁ ofthem ) of
general! grievance to the Kingdome  which wee every where
ﬁnch: the‘Out-eryes of, ) and being contaiped in, or pugfuanee of
the fame things ‘expreﬂed I in ‘Qua? former Repreienetatiogs, and

Papers : Wee {hall deﬁreg That (the Paflianient being fee free 

no time may be 1011 for a fpeedy Conﬁderation of them , fdas
the former things for the prefent fecling of peace beenoi: delayed
thereby. ' % _   "

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~ _»Sii:’ T H 9: FA 1 R F A19
and t_he Counce1lofVVarre.

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2 %Se%cret$ary._   

Signed by the Appointment V  

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eeeeaeeseeeeeeeseeeseeees

  The Hyeads of the PRoI>osAL LS

a,grcc"d upojn‘.hy'ihis E.r"e Sir TH 05 F A1 RFAX,
and the iCounce'1l of the Army, to be tendered
to the Oommiﬂioners of Parliament, reﬁding with
the Army, and with tFjem“ta be treated on by the
C ommi ﬁionerr aftlye Am}.

i CONTAINING  a
The particiularse of their deﬁres in
 putfuance'ofthcir for"m‘ieriDeclaratti:ons and
 t Papers: In‘ order to the clearing and fecu-

, ring of.thei Rights and liberties of the Kingdome,
and the ﬁtling ajuﬂ and laﬂing peace.

ﬁres ( ‘fore the removing and redreﬂing of divers
prefent prefﬁng grievances) being alfo comprized in,
or neceﬁarj purﬁoance of‘¢bez'rformer Repreﬁntatiom
T anéitefaperr appointed to be Treated upon.

J : I-lat ( the things hereafter propo-
, Ted, being provided for by this Par-
W)  A liament) accrtain period may( by
A  1‘-‘*s6tof Parliament)be let for the
‘ :. ending of th*is*Par'liament, ( fuch

 
the fame A6’: proviﬁon ;t'o”=be orgy for the fuc-
  .V     S9319“

To WhiCh;,La$cigﬂdcﬂ fame. further particular de-

period to be within a year at~moﬁ,)  

V ( 71'-ii)“

  e'CefT10I1 and coenﬁitution of Parliaments in future as '
u followeths   h  7 .

‘ .'  Hat 1’arliament::.nI\ay Bfennially xbe ealleel, 
~ - ' _'_-,3 meet at a certaineday, withwfueh proviﬁon for

 
3  the certainty thereof, as in the late A& was t

   
 _'-'3; _;  _  made for Triennial!-Parliamentr, and what
 -1  further or other proviﬁon (hall be found need-
‘-"~~  « I full by the Parliament, to reduce it to. more

:eo-n - - -
At}

certaiy 5 nd upon the. pallir-jg oft-his, the {aid ‘A61 for Trienni-
, call-Pai-liamemrto berepealed. . '

2. Each Bienniall Parliament to ﬁt 1205- dayes certaine Cunleﬂé

‘adjourned, or diliolved fopner by-their own content) afterwards

~d-iliolved fooner.

to be adiournable or diffolveable by the King ; and no Parliament
to fit ‘pail 240. dayee, from-‘their ﬁr-fl meeting or fome other limi-
ted ‘number of dayes now to be~agreed«on :-upon the expiration
whereof, each Parliament. to diﬂigplve ofcourfe, if not otherwiie

3. The King upon advice of the Cot-ilncell of State in theinttt- c‘

Valle bewixtBiemeiaIl-Parliamentr, to call a. Parliament extraordi-

V nary , provided it meet above feventiedayes before the next Bi-

ennial! day, and be diifolved at leaﬁ ﬁxtiedayes before the fame,

A “fé as the courfe of"Biennial.l'-eleﬁiona may never bee inter-

- Gomtnit.tees. .

 
wpted- ;   .4‘ .' 
Theta this Tarlizxment and each .l'u,cc¢cd.ing ;Bie_rmial1-

Parlidmentgat or-before adjournment, or rdiﬂblution , thereof, b

may appoint -committees to continue duringthe intervall, for

fuch purpofee aa‘are_in any of thefe- Propofalls ref¢rr’d to fuch
 _That the p Eleﬁihpe ofthe Cornmﬂons for :1:9'ar-
Iiiiinentr, ‘may he dif’fribI3§d to all Counties , or other-apafrta or

diviﬁona of the Kingdo. e, according to forge rule of equality  

or proportion, {'0 as all Counties may have a num,ber< 30f Partici-

mmr Members alloweétito?‘ their choice, ipropotftionable l to. the :

refpe&ive‘ Rates they beare ,ii1;\the common, ‘_ch_a,.rgee, i_a_ﬂA_d.:b_u[‘n

 then:-'o£the Kingdemegaccordirtg tofomg; 9;h¢_[.[ul¢ of tqualiity 

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5~a."<..u.-I ~_ .

for proportion, to render tﬁeHou‘fe of Commons, _(g1s%nee1fe_a-s

may be) an equal! Reprefentative of the whole, and in order
th-ereunto, that a prefent conﬁderation be had to take offthe
Eieftions of Burgeﬂes‘, for poore decayed , or ineonﬁderable

"Townes, and to give tfome prefent addition to the number of

P.arlz'amem Members for great Counties, that have nowleffe then
their due proportiomto bring all (at prefent) as mere as may be,
to fuck 3 rule of proportion ,as aforefaid.

6_. That efﬁzﬁugll proviﬁon be mladefor future tfreedome of
Eieﬁionsg at1d"cex’tainty ofdue retL‘t«rz’1’e‘s." t ‘ 1 A ‘ 4 d ,

7. That the Houfe of Commons alone Imve the p‘otv”er
from time to time, to fetdownetfuerther orders and rules for the

ends oexpreﬂéd in t-hetwolaﬁ~precedingArtiéIes, {'0 as to reduce e

the Eieﬁions of Members for that  ' oufe'5 to more and more

perfeﬁion Tof equallit‘y_ in thegdeiﬂribqtion, ftededome in the
Eleﬁion, Order in theéproceeding thereto, and certainty in the

lﬁeturnes ,_which ordevs and rules (‘in that cafe ) to be as

Lawes. ‘ 7 . . e

8. That there beegliberty for ente1jing,dif§:ntain the Hoof:
of Commons with‘ proviﬁon , tﬁat no ”Merh"be.”r “be cenfura'b'Ie
for oughbfaid or voted in the Hgufei further than to exeiufion
fromfthat tttuﬂ , and that onely by the judgement of the Houfé
it iel e. * to

9. Tguac the judicial! power, or power of ﬁnall ]uTdTg'ér}'nerie
in the Lbrdsttahd Comnioﬁs (eaihdth’eir  of E::poﬁtio§1,'and
A ppiication’ of Law )(WithotJt furtﬁer‘appedle) may be”eTeér'ed:«
And that no Officer of Iuﬁice, Miniﬂer of State, or ot'ﬂjer”perfon

adjudged by them,may be capabIeofProte&iOn, or pardon  t

the King, without their advice and co‘n1'en_,t.A » g  e_ _ ti » ‘
L '10. 'T'ha't’the Right‘ and kjbertieof theeJCo1iir11§5f)5 of Engiggd,

e may be’cIeaféd ‘and vindicated -,,-?§st‘to'a 'di'ie'Eii¢mpi1Qn from any
«judgement , Trial! , or other {_pro‘c’eedix;ig ; egg';ta’izi,ﬁf_tI).ém, ‘BY Eh?
u‘ e

‘Houfe of Peeres, Without the Acopcutringjudgemépttofthe Ho 1 W
°£ C9‘-“m°“‘t'  =11'° ﬁ'°'.3’,d“ L?" 'd°‘t,h°F‘ Jﬂdgéiiiéntad lélftéiicéq‘ 70?
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tn ibv ctuiraquaﬂsa on
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'itigTtO"th’e'L'aw oféhe Eﬁiiid. ' ‘L

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a it The fem? M *6 Pr°¥id€é ‘.1?t?<¢:SE3Pd~~-J¥1‘R¥T‘13¢" may
oboe chofen by , and for fcverall parts oeadiviiﬁons-— of each

County rcfpeéhvelyg in fome equal way ( andy not rernaine as
now at the diicrcrton of an under-Sherjffe to be put; on or
—of'F,) And that fuch Grand Jury« men for t__l}e_iry tegggﬁive Coun-

ties may at each Afﬁze bpfefene thehames of perIonsy¢t.Q be
made Juﬁices of Peace; f'rboym,timc to-rimc,,.,:_astythey Cputitry
hath needc For any to be added to-the cammatiem, and -at
the fummer Aﬁize to prefent the names of three perfons out of
whom the Kinge may prick one co‘ bee Shcriife for the nex;
yfa-fen _' ' .e K. b .‘

II. -Forthe future fecnrity to Parliaménts ahd the Militid
in genera-ll in order thereumo, phacit be provided by An‘! of
Parliametit. , ‘ “ - ‘ E A ’  L
«_ If172eat tbeepower oftbe Militia by Sea and Land duringttbbe
Ijaaceeﬁoft-en yeare: next enﬁtingfball be ordered and dzﬂaofed bytbe
Lords and Common: Aﬂmnbledjt and to bee Aﬂembled in tbe“Par-
liament‘ or Parliament: of England, or by fucb perﬁms as tbeyfball

nominate and appoint for tbat pmpofe from time to time duIf_ing_.t})€ -\

faidjbace. / L A L '  ‘ ¢
L z Tbat tbe faidpower fballnot be ordered, dz'j}'>oﬁ'd, or exer-.
cifed by tbe Kings Majcﬂy that now in’, or by ‘any perjotz or jzerfom
by any A14!/aority derived ﬁ-om bim,‘ during tbe faidfpace, oraat any
time hereafter by bi: faid Majeﬂy,Witbout the advice and confetzt of
tbefaz’d'Lord5 and Commons, or of fuel: C ommittee:,or Councel intbe
interval: of Parliament an/zeyﬂrall appoint. % ‘_

3 That during the fame Jyace often yearex, the [aid Lords and
Common; may by Bi!/or‘I0rdz'7za2z,ce raiye and difpofe ofwbatmo-
pies, andfor to/oat Force; tbeyfbabll from time to time ﬁnde necef-R
fary,a5 alfo for payment of the public}; debt: and damage: ; and for
ad other the pttbliclgufeu o f tbe Kitzgdome. : T .  

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ties between the two Kingdomesqib Englazztk-and;Scotlézzzdféild

‘for appointing Confervators of V the peace betwixt them.

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and .t»Liveti€s bciconﬁrmed by. A6’: 01'.-’P'¢\,l_.'1Ai,3.Q‘l€‘t1t5_ Iftovjded his
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--4X.; -‘-An  to dec1are~votc{ the Cef-fgtq4ot_ttqE;IteI4_zzd, t’9ac.. and»

to leave the proiecutionof that Wagtagtg t_ ;_,J-Q3-'_d§i_ and ‘(Sam-,-_,

monsgin the Parliament ofgE2zgl;a;2d.§ ,i   ,, .. A  ,1 _;
-xI Ari A&totbc;tpa.ﬂ"ed ~a1l«.99et.ci.x: ptoswex.
authority and ju‘tifdi~&ion of‘B_1_3.-j
can Qﬁicers whatfacwer, extgn jag ta» 395* emu mmlttes up-:
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itirpoﬁng anyipenaltiesgfor negleﬁ thereof, as alfq of all Aé't~s
o;r.:C1aufes in; any Aréfttimporiing a-nyzpemlty For not cotnming
to Church, or for meetings elfewhere, for prayer, or other re-
ligious dutiesg, exercife’stor Ordinances, and form other provi-
{ion to be made for difcov<rln_g ofﬂapitfts, and ‘Popifh ‘Recu.

Iantls, r and For difabltitggrof theiﬁgnud ofrall-ijefuites, or Pri-eﬁs;  

from difturbing the Stitte.

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“ ,&XI1I. That‘ the taking of the Covenant be not inforced tip:

on 2-.ny,1—1or‘ my penalties impofecl uponthe Refufers, whereby .

men might be conﬁrained to take it againft their .judgements_.~
orconfciences, bt1;tig;t1l;()rders or Ordrirnancesmtending. to that
purpofe to be repealed.  t -A i o ' A 
. XIV.That (the things h€1"€':'b€fOf€ propofed, being provided,
for fetling and fesuting the Rigbts,Libetties_., Peace, and fafefy:
ofthe K1ngdo‘tne,»)s_his,Majef’cit8.pcrfon5 his (Qeen, and Royallt
i{fue,: may bo:1'e*ftored to a condition of fafety, Honour, and:
freedoms:-intthisTNation,. without idiminution to. their perfona
ah Rights, or further limitation to theexercife of the Regall.
pow/e§r then according to the partienlars gforegoina. .

 XV. FOL-thei.ﬂ7l3i[_t€'r_'\0ELQ:BEB@Oﬁ:i0n3o' -.,t he .

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 I.’ ‘That alcgfe nbt?f.$€54t~9ﬂt the ‘per/Em: exceptedizr the héoﬁrﬂ ‘ ‘

gzmlﬁcntianr;
'mte_dpartimlarl] 6] the Pariiawcnt, Who _(taget1atr~ within t/nceper.
[on:init1vé~Iriﬂ«1iRe5e/_lien3 ivitludedinthe dairdrqudliﬁcat fang) may
5; ri?fc2?zz:c} to tbefurtbar j'ua1g:pg:xr of the Parliament, 45 tlsqjbaﬂ
ﬁddé cam;/9,! Allotbéf-dxaeipttd rﬁem may 56’ remittedfforiz rt"/ae ex-_
ﬂ‘p7tian,‘4nd_4dmi-ttedto Coihpaﬂrion. -   t ‘
2, Tim: the ratesjar a/lfumr: Compa/5ti0nr.gn41,v,£t. -.l;ﬂ—'ened_d»c3.
Iiihifted; 4¢a§_t?ta ax'ceed7t5ef?veralﬁpropqr1tiongbefqaﬂrég-..e ex)r:ﬂ re-_

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mt cxceeﬂing ﬁtjefar £196’ Eng~1i{h,) [Icing inami-=4 ii

14;  all j}i2r"',’5¢i.if ;7:'r:»z:';-:1; excepte‘d,‘~’mit ‘£2507/e m»°«a-pm.‘-
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, 3 , F C7'_ orbs; Mgméezfs of Parlirzmentﬁrz the fecond imd third

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[,ern£iI)':.to   .3 3

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‘ V I o 4.; ‘Forth: ﬁerfozo: nominated in  /hidifootrth oholifkggi.
o e an,” hood tho}? irrclttdedizt tho‘ tenth qt4aliftration,onl«eighth part.
 t 5. For all other: ineludod in the ﬁxth qualiﬁcation, “M119

part. i -
Huh that retail Behtr, either upon Reooro’, or proved ‘ho \)’itnoﬂE.c,7
. he oonﬁdered and abated in the *vo1.lomtion‘of their eﬁotet’ its all"

th.-«cafe: otjorq/'.4id. .
3:: 2T/mt theft who mall hereafter come to compotmo), may not have

the'Co72:1o.r2nt*pttt' otpon them, 45 a condition without which they may ‘/
not compotmrl, hut in co,/E the); [boil not willingly take it, they may

F40”: their Compoﬂtion: withoott it.
4.. That tho perﬁm: and Efiottes ofatll Engiifh, not Worth two

' himdred»potmd.c in Land: or Good:, he at liherty and di/"ohatrgeelt

And that the King: meniaI1Servm2t.t, that nero took up Armet,
httt ooely attended ho} Perfon otolording to their Oﬁioes, may he ﬁveed
from Campoﬁtiomor to pay (at moﬂ hot: the proportion of one ymre:
Re:vomoe,or a”t‘\‘-Wntyeth port. ' \ i ' ' i L

'5. {That in Order to the making and perfefling of Compoﬁpian: .

at thewtte: aforcﬁtivi; the R?HtI,Rfv8nﬂ€I, and other‘ Duet, and
Proﬁt: of all fcqueﬂrtoi E ﬁazter what}/iwtr,‘ ( except the E ﬂare: of

fttch perﬁm: who /hall he oootingaeoi wonder exception to: htfore  he:

from hexoeforth ﬂtfpendeoi and detained in the ho mi: of the refpeﬂiw
tdﬂdﬂtt, otoztpémtt, and othtrtfrom Whom the; are due, for the /[pace
of ﬁx mortcthtfoﬂowing. : “ T _ V4 * i.o

6. That the Faith of the Army, or other force: of the Potriiﬂ-'
wont, give» in Articletotpenﬁzrrenoiers to any of the K bog: party,‘
way. he fuﬂy jpmde good, and Where any hreoeh thereof ‘fhotii appear:
to me been made, fall reparation mod fattiafzﬁion may he given to

‘the pxrtiet injured, and the perjom oﬁhnding (heing foimti out} may
i he oompeiied thereto. . q i .

» XVI. Thatthﬁﬁemay beageneral1‘A& of Oblivion to ex-3
tend unto all ( except the perfons to bee continued in excep-
tion tas'b.efiorc) to abfolve from all T-refpaﬂes, Mifdemeano
ours,e’9»c. done in profecution of the Warre, am; fro all
trouble or prciudice for or concerning the fame (iafteriikeir

t ¢ompQﬁ;igns.=p;ﬂt.). and to reftore them to allpriviledges 6‘-c.

belonging to other Subjeéls, iprovide-d,t as int!-re fourth par-
ticular underghefcjsjond.genera11. head afore-agoiotg concerning
 i * 1 i H" T ‘ Afndt

 
V (12) 1
§An*i whereas there have beene of late Pcreng indcaveurs W
and praéticest of a faﬁious and defperate party ,t to imhyoyle
this Kingdeme in a new warrc, and for that putpofe toinduce
the King, the Qgeene, and Prince, to declare For the {aid
patty, and alfo to excite and {titre up all‘ tl101€of?t'nc Kings late
party ttotappeare and ingage for.theifame5.‘.whieh attempts
and deﬁgnes, many of the iﬁimgs party, (!putttoftheir~‘deﬁrcs
toavoid i'u1'ther mifery to the Ritagdoxte, )j~'53.~VC; ~Cot1ttibuted
their iﬂd.-;’VOU§‘S to. txrevent, (.3 For divers of them wee-have had:
pﬁniculzu: a{Turanc,c, I we dee ‘thCfCf16'.‘€.dtﬁr€,‘.~th3E fuehtofethex
Kings pa ty who ﬂ-wall LQDPCJFC [0 htave-ee»xg5r€ﬂ€:d,'~ andihgilz
ltereaftcr cxprcﬂe that way theirzgoodaIfeéh@ns7ttot~he.peaceL
and welfare of the Kingdome, and to hindc-.rvthe in‘btoyli-ngl ‘
ofthe tame ina new wane, may beefreed and exempted from
com‘peﬁ.u‘ons,ortto pay but one yeares Revenueor a ttwfentietlft
aft. 4 .  A4 - . . “ ‘ ;  1 it :2 :.=.‘_
P Thefe parti;u!ars aforegoing are the Heads of ﬁtchtproptali
falls as wee have agreed (in) totend. in order to the letting of
the peace of this Kingdome, leaving the Tenses ofpeacefor
the Kingdom: of‘ Scotland [0 ﬁand as-in the late propeﬁtions of
beth_KingdomcS untill that Kingdom: t?m1l.2greeAto.any ah,
tetatxon. .   I ;  ' e ~ '  

Next to the propofals aferetaid fer the ptefent fetﬁngeofbh
3 peace, wee {hail dcﬁre, that notime may be loitby the «ar-

elfament fol: difpatch of other things‘ tending tothe Welfare;

I andaﬂ2=£7wa!l] re-drcj{]ed,'-pmd inepatrtimlar :

Mir: time to-ée.limiitcd;for tukjng of the tvkalv,

cafe and iuﬁ: fntisfaétion ef the Kingdotmegu-ad int: fpeeiaﬂ
manner : 7 L _ 
I . TIM: tlaejzaﬂ and neceffar; liéerty of the people to repre/Em
their griewncu med deﬁre: by Way of Petition, -may ée clearegi end
vindicated, according to thefiﬁia Hm! in téetldte »R€preﬁmatio.n or
Declaration ﬁfths’ Am’? /entf7'omeStE Aibathsg “*7 ’ -‘ ' h 5 3
_ 2- “That (it: pnrfrmnce of tloefozme —Ha4di~n thefaidDec1ar4tion)
-the common grievance: of the People,’ may ée fjm*dz'ly' ‘canﬁdkred of;
he . 1:: yr  .
-  T/ant t/se?Exei{?: may éfeeetalgm cﬁ5ﬁ'ori1'fzéb~’C'9b32ma‘;2'?tie§
Wharton the poore prop-la oft/9: Laud doe ardimt,-1'-lyfi'z/e : 3961 It ctr-V7

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"1 2. The: the epprcﬂilone ate-eel iaeeragzehmm-3.! of Torre}?-Law: met]
he pretzemedfer jtemre. A    
.  3‘, «All./Wanopaliee (old or am») and =re/lrnint: to the fveedame of
trade to he taﬁfz off. I ' ‘
- a. «iq_:.§\7*hat ewamfegway he taken, and Cammiﬂlanere appointed to
qeneezsly (Ind z=ee7ii -glee iizeqtmllityeofrettes ljing etponﬂewrall C ems-
tie.r,J ,di,?1l,:¢l/I9?/er4all:p‘et_l'tt.t¢a_f'. each Cematy, in refpefl  aehere, andto
fettlethe proportion: for L-and rate: to more eqtealltty ‘threteghetet
the K iﬁgdame, ‘in order talwhieh we /hall eﬁer ﬁmze feerther paartis
eeelzzre; 1vhieh’we’hape1’mtytl¢e ’ufe’fe.:ll. ‘ ‘ ”  ' .
5'._ The prefent reneguezll trauhleﬂrme endeeantentiem Wet] of Mia
aeiflerxdﬁzmﬁtemnce if tTit‘h$::, to he eanﬁelered of, end  remedy.
A'lye,.h >- .. % ‘ '
‘W6. ‘Thanh; reelesemelcoterﬁ of ’ Lew, anelthe Qﬁeer: of it, may
he ﬂayredeteeel efttd reformed,“ M» then: 4!] fair: and que§'l‘im1.r of Right
2”7i1<¢?7y’5l2e'r;’e:’g;’~e eleere and eertainee in the iﬂkee, and not fa tediem new
ehatrgerrhle in the proeeedixgm no\v,‘in order to which we /hail" e er
fémefurthereperrticﬁletrs hereaﬁere. i t t
A 7'. tTl.2ett Prifaner: for Deht; or "oth‘e7~Crea'itor: (Who hmyeE—
,/7‘ater to dgfeharge  .m'¢y not hf embracing impriﬁmnsent or am
22} other weaye:>h»a-ve advantage to defraud their creditors,» hat that‘
the Eﬁatee afvall men may he fame Way mettle liahleto their Deere,
(ere Weﬂ eu Tmeiefmeas are  Commiﬂlan: of Bankrupt) whether

h the; hetimprifmedfor z't,+ar 5301'. And that [each prifarzere fer Deht,

Who herize not wherewithite pay, er at leﬂ elee yeelel up wheztl they have
to their-Creditorgmezy be freed from :'mprifmment, or ﬂame wet];
pravidedfor, fa ’eee—»neither~they~—m9r their Families meyperiﬁ £2} their »
impri/ivnmerete. j ' ll

8. Same pravifientta he ‘made, that none may he eempelleel 6; per
7mlt£e.r,o77j at_herWt_',—’e~ta emfwer emaeqzee/lien: teseeling to the ez€¢?t¢ﬁng_-
of themﬁlvee, or their aeerefl Relee:z'a—:ee in erimimcll ceaﬁ-'5 5 V glad 
no mam life to he taéen .zway~m2der .twe witageﬂee. % ,

9; That eonﬁeleretien may he hgzd of ez1lStezt:ete:,.emel the Loewe,
of C H/lath?!’ of C‘ orparettiemf, impoﬁng any .0 athee, ‘either to repeezle, .
or elf: té qetallfﬁe andpv-ovide ezgteinﬁtheﬂzrixeg fa fezrre rte they lacy 5

exteudfar lemﬂraed lathe moleﬂeztian or enﬁaarhg ofreliglom and 

5t?‘““f“5"~'I’,""Pl‘a weer’;ﬁrez?e4;svvzfeewit1_iv~Rc/ézim
~ *   e ~ e 32 194E:

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 , 3., That according rothe Ext Head _inthe.DecIa:
"ration of the Army, the large powers given to Com.
mince; “Deputy Lieuten-ants during the late times
of watre ard diflraélion, may be fpeedily taken into
conﬁderation, to be recalled and made void, andthat
fuch powers of that nattrreasﬂrall appeare neceﬂfary
to be continued, may be put into a. regulated way,and
left to as little Arbitrarineﬂi: as the nature and neccf.
ﬁtyi of the things {W herein they have eonverfatrt ) will
beare; . .  

4 . Thatfaccording to the feventhﬂead -in the faid

\Declaration‘an effeﬁuall courle may be talren; that
the kingdome may be righted and fatisﬁed in point of

Accounts for the tvaft futpnmes-that have been levyqd.

  5. That proviﬁon may be made for payment of A11“.
rears to the Army,and the raft of the Souldiers of the
kingdomc; who ‘have concut'red.with the Army in the
late deﬁres and proceedings; thC.‘l‘€Of:: Antlin the next
place, for payment of the publique debts and ‘dam-
mages of the kingdome, and that to bee performed,

t ﬁrft,to fuch perfons whole debts or dammages (upoﬂ

the publick Account) are g-1‘€21t3aIflCl‘th€lI‘ eﬂates fmall,

7 fo asthey are thereby reclucedto a difﬁculty of fub-

ﬁﬂence ;&In order tO__all. which, and to the fourth par-
ticular laﬁ preceding, we {hell fpeedily offer" fome
further particulars, (in the nature of rules) which we

‘hope will be of good ufe towards publick fatisfaéli-_

on. -
Augufl I . 1"64~.

Signedéytbe Zppointment af bx’: Exce!z’em'y S1'rTho§

Fairfax, an ' the C.9m*3ce/lpof Warm.

 . Rufhworth, Secret,
rrzvx s,

 
RARE
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