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The Precept for the Peace.
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CHarles the second, by the Grace of God, &c.
To Our Sheriff of Middlesex, the Constables of the Town of D. and to all, and singular Our Bailiffs, and other Our Ministers in the said County, as well within Liberties, as without, Greeting.
Forasmuch as A. B. of B. in the County aforesaid, Yeo∣man, hath personally come before G. B. Esquire, one of the Justices of Our Peace within the said County, and hath taken a corporal Oath, that he is afraid, that one C. D. of S. in the said County, Yeo∣man, will beat, wound, maim, or kill him, or burn his Houses; and hath therewith∣all prayed Surety of the Peace, of the said C. D. Therefore we command, and charge you joyntly, and severally, that, immedi∣ately upon the receipt hereof, you cause the said C. D. to come before the said G. B. or some other of Our said Justices, to finde sufficient Surety and Main-prise, as well for his appearance at the next Quar∣ter-Sessions of Our Peace, to be holden at M. in the said County, as also, for Our Peace to be kept towards Us, and all Our Lieg People, and chiefly towards