That the _maymed or hurt_ soldiers and all other impotent persons be carefullye seene vnto to be releived w^{th}in their seu(er)all parishes, hundreds or divisions, accordinge to the lawe _therfor provyded_, and that where the provisions form(er)lye made be not sufficient it may be _now for this tyme of derth_ increased; and where one parishe is not able to geve sufficient releife to such their pore, that parrishe to haue the supplye of such parishes nere adioyninge as have fewer pore and are better able to geve releife, _and that no vagabond or sturdy beggar or any y^t may otherwise gett ther lyving by ther labors be not suffred to wander abrod under coller of beggy(n)g in any town or high waye, and y^t the Justyces do presently gyve order that ther be p(er)so(n)s sufficiently weaponed to asist the constables of every town to attach such vagabo(n)ds both in ther towns side and high wayes and to com(m)itt them to prison w^hout bayle, but as twoe of y^e justyces of y^e peace n^r y^t divisio(n) shall order, and if the townshipp shall not obs(er)ve this order for y^e attachy(n)g and punisy(n)g of y^e sayd vagabo(n)ds then the justyces shall se due punishme(n)t by fyne uppo(n) the whole townshipp or uppo(n) such partyes in y^e town as shall be found in fault_. That the Justices of the peace doe once eu(er)ye moneth c(er)tefie their doings and proceadings by force of these Instruccons vnto the Sheriffe of the said countie, in w^{ch} c(er)tificat they shall also make c(er)tificat of such Justices as shalbe absent from any these services and the trewe cause of their absence, and shall also c(er)tefie the vsuall prices of all kyndes of grayne in their marketts for that moneth past, of all w^{ch} the same Sheriffe to c(er)tefie the privie Counsell once in eu(er)ye fortie dayes at the farthest, _so as y^t defalt in any justyce y^t shal be absent may be duly considered and corrected by authorety of hir Ma^{t's} counsell as reaso(n) shall req(u)ir and so as such perso(n)s as ar placed as Justyces for ther creditt may not contynew in those roomes, wherin they shall be found not disposed to attend such a necessary and Godly servyce as this is, but y^t others of better dispositio(n) may supply those roomes, if ther shall be ned of any such no(m)ber, as in most places is thorght not very nedefull, the nornber being in co(mm)on opinio(n) more hurtful tha(n) proffitable to Justyce_. And, yf any shall offend against the trewe meaninge of these instruccons or of any parte thereof or shall vse any sinister means to the defraudinge thereof, that such be severely punished accordinge to the lawes, and for such obstinat persons as shall not conforme them selves the Justices shall at their pleasure bynd to appere before _y^e Q. Ma^{t's}_ privie Counsell _by a daye certen_ there to be further dealt w^{th} _by sever_ punishment for the better ensample of _all_ others[750]....