Petitions or otherwise, and ordering, that no Petitions or Addresses shal be tendred unto them from any County, City, Corporation, or Fraternity upon any occasion by above 12. grave selected persons at most, under pain of being que∣stioned and proceeded against as tumultuous. 4ly. By declaring and enacting all Persons what∣soever to be actual Traytors, and Enemies to the Nation, (as they are by4 E. 3. rot. Parl. n. 1. 21R. 2. c. 12. 31H. 6. c. 1. 3 ac. c. 1, 2. Exact Collection, p. 200. &c. A Collection, P. 201, 202.Law) and to be effectual∣ly proceeded against as such; who shall offer any force, violence, assault to the Parliament, or any Member or Members thereof during their attending therein, or in going to or returning from the same, or violently interrupt their pro∣ceeding. And that all who shall hereafter be peccant in this kind, &21 R. 2. c. .their heirs males shall be for ever hereafter disabled to sit in Parliament, or bear any Office whatsoever, Civil or military, or to purchase or re-ceive any Lands, Cha∣ttels, Gift, Legacy or bequest whatsoever, or to enjoy the privileges of an English Freeman.My chief design in this & other late publica∣tions, hath been to inform the English Nation of the true Original constitution, uses, ends, Rights, Privileges, Judicarure, and Proceedings of the Great Councils and Parliaments held within our Island, from its original plantation by the Britons, till the Normans ruling in it, which I have already published in a BriefIn my Sum∣mary Col∣lections, &c. and Breviate,Chrnological manner, and from thence to the end of King Ed∣ward the 4th his reign, which I have likewie in a good measure accomplished in my late inlar∣ged Plea for the Lords and House of Peers; where∣in 0