By the King. A proclamation for suspending the time of healing the disease called, the kings evill, untill Easter next. [On account of plague. 2 Sept. 1638].

Date:
1638
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Credit: By the King. A proclamation for suspending the time of healing the disease called, the kings evill, untill Easter next. [On account of plague. 2 Sept. 1638]. Source: Wellcome Collection.

    1 untill Eafter next. tfereas the Kings mod excellent Majeftie, by His Proclamation Dates the fits Day of 3July lad, tin piefcribe the times of $is healing the 2Difeafe talleD, The Kings Evill, to he Michaelmas atlD Eafter, 0? ttflth* in fourteen oayesnejet before, o? nett after thofc 5Featts: ifteberthe* lefle, $is 30 af elite being netb tnfonncD, that the ;§>itftnefle tnerea* r*ti) in manv parts of the ltiugfcenie,ann foideeina the Danger that mayreDounb to $isfac»t*petfon,D? the confluence ofDireafta peo* pie at this Michaelmas noib approaching, T)ath thonght fit further to fufpenb all acceCTe to ^is Court ar.D defence fo? pealing, till Eafter nejet, o? fourteen Dayes before o? after the fame. £nb Doth therefore flraitly charge anb commanD all perfons Xbhat* foeber, hereby to tafle tmotbleoge of ^ts 30aiefties 3&oyait lb ill anb commanbment herein; ^nb that none p?efume untiii Eafter nejet, ojtbithm fourteen Dayes nejet before, o? nett after the faib 5feaft,to refo?t to 0is 30afefties Court o; defence fo? pealing,unber pain of $is 30afetties high Difpleafure, anb to be further pumGtjcD as (hail be meet: Dis 5j@ajeftiesfaiD ^ociamatton of the fir ft of Uulyiaft, o? any thing therein to the contrary notibithftanDing, ibhich neber* theieCTe in all other the Directions anb Declarations therein erpieffeb, $?ts 30ajeftte ibilleth anD commanbeth to be Duly anD ftrictly obferbeD, unoer the penalties therein ntcntioneD. Given at Our Court at Oatlands the lecond day of September, in the fourteenth yeer of Our Reign. Gi God fave the King. \ . bu - i ‘ ... * . t > ^ _ ' . V 'j / * ,r. • S r ’ \ : ••4* V x Imprinted at London by RobertBarker, Printer to the Kings moft Excellent Majeftie : And by the Afsignes of John Bill, idyd*