Medical Jurisprudence, Volume 3 (of 3)Paris, John Ayrton
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Medical Jurisprudence, Volume 3 (of 3)
Paris, John Ayrton
Medical laws and legislation -- Great Britain
‘In most humble wise sheweth unto your Majesty, your true and faithful
Subjects and liege Men, the President of the Corporation of the
Commonalty and Fellowship of the Science and Faculty of Physick in your
City of _London_, and the Commons and the Fellows of the same, that
whereas divers of them many times having in Cure, as well some of the
Lords of your most honourable Council, and divers Times many of the
Nobility of this Realm, as many other of your faithful and liege People,
cannot give their due Attendance to them, and other their Patients, with
such Diligence as their Duty were, and is to do by reason they be many
Times compelled, as well within the City of _London_ and Suburbs of the
same, as in other Towns and Villages, to keep Watch and Ward, and be
chosen to the Office of Constable, and other Offices within the said
City and Suburbs of the same, as in other Places within this your Realm,
to their great Fatigation and Unquieting, and to the Peril of their
Patients, by reason they cannot be conveniently attended:’ It may
therefore please your most excellent Majesty, with the Assent of your
Lords Spiritual and Temporal, and the Commons, in this present
Parliament assembled, and by Authority of the same, to enact, ordain,
and establish, That the President of the said Commonalty and Fellowship
for the Time being, and the Commons and Fellows of the same, and every
Fellow thereof, that now be, or at any time hereafter shall be, their
Successors, and the Successors of every of them, at all time and times
after the making of this present Act, shall be discharged to keep Watch
or Ward in your said City of _London_, or the Suburbs of the same, or
any Part thereof; and that they or any of them shall not be chosen
Constable, or any other Officer in the said City or Suburbs; and that if
at any time hereafter said President for the time being, or any of the
said Commons or Fellows for the time being, by any Ways or Means be
appointed or elected to any Watch or Ward Office of Constable, or any
other Office, within the said City or Suburbs, the same Appointment or
Election to be utterly void and of none Effect; any Order, Custom, or
Law to the contrary before this Time used in the said City
notwithstanding.
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