I THat the high Constables and petty Constables within this Town , and the Liberties of the same , do presently warn and set a sufficient Watch and Ward in the usuall places of this Town , and the Liberties of the same , to be kept by all persons , as well priviledged as others , in their courses ; and by such able persons as those which are to watch and ward will answer for . And the Watch to continue from eight of the clock at night till five in the morning ; and the Ward from five in the morning untill eight of the clock in the evening : And that the Constable give this charge to the Watchers and Warders , and that the Watchers and Warders do duly observe the same , upon pain of imprisonment : and not to depart untill others be set in their place .

II That all such Watchers and Warders do apprehend and take all idle and wandring people , and all other suspected persons which are repaired , or which shall and will repair to this Town , and the Liberties of the same ; and deliver them to the Constables , to be sent away and punished according to the Laws of this Land . And that they keep out of this Town all wandring Pedlers , Tinkers , Aquavitae-men , and such like ; and all strangers , and all carriages and goods , that may be suspected to bring infection or danger to this Universitie or Town , untill they be allowed to be entertained or received by the said Vicechancellour , or Major , or some other Justice of Peace of either Bodie : and that they keep a true book of the name of every person , and his goods thus allowed , and by whom .

III That the Churchwardens , Constables , and Overseers of every parish , do every day ( and oftner , if there be cause ) make inquirie and search in all Innes , Alehouses , and other houses within their parish , for all passengers and strangers , that are or shall be lodged or received in any of them : and if they finde , fear , or suspect any of them did come from any part of London , or other place visited ; that presently they discharge them , and give notice of the Host or receiver of them , to Mr. Vicechancellour or Mr. Major , or some Justice of Peace , that they may undergo such punishment as shall be thought fit by the foresaid Vicechancellour and Major .

IIII That if in such search , or at any other time the said Churchwardens , Constables , or Overseers , or any of them , do observe and see , or shall be credibly informed of any drunken persons , swearers , or blasphemers ; or finde , or be informed that any persons do remain idle , misspending their time in drinking , gaming , or otherwise , within any Tavern , Inne , Alehouse , or other place within this Town , or Liberties of the same ; that without favour , or any partialitie , they see them presently punished , according to the Statute in such cases provided ; or make present complaint of them and their receivers , to the Vicechancellour and Major .

V That no person do carry , or recarrie any passengers , goods , wares , or merchandise by land or water , from this Town to London , or from London to or towards this Town , except it be for his Majesties use : and except Henry Glenton , who onely is allowed to carry and recarry Letters , and nothing else , to and from London .

VI That the aforesaid Churchwardens , Constables , and Overseers , do from time to time take care , that all inhabitants and other persons within their severall parishes , do pave , gravell , water , sweep , and cleanse their doores , chanells , streets , and lanes which belong unto them , every Tuesday and Saturday : and to suffer no muckhills to remain in any pent-houses or yards , nor any hogs to be kept in any houses , or pent-yards in the Town , nor to come in the streets or lanes of this Town : nor any Butchers to kill any beasts at their doores , or in their shops : nor Farriers to bleed any beast at their shops , or doores , nor in the streets , except they receive the bloud , garbage , and other filth into some vessell , and the same presently convay to the common muckhill on the backside of the Town , and that all carrion and dead beasts be buried in the ground , and not suffered to ly in the streets or lanes in or about this Town .

VII That no person buy any goods brought into this Town by any strangers ; or carried about the Town to be sold by them , or any others of this Town , upon pain of imprisonment .

VIII That all persons take heed , that they spend not their time in playes , pastimes , idlenesse , haunting of Taverns , Innes , or Alehouses , lascivious wantonnesse , surfeting , or drunkennesse , which are the proper sinnes of this Nation , for which the heavy displeasure and wrath of God is fallen upon us .

IX And further , the said Vicechancellour and Major do in his Majesties name straitly charge and command all Constables , Church-wardens , and Overseers of every Parish in this Town , to take especiall care , that all persons do observe and keep the said Orders and Directions : and that they present the names of all offenders herein , that they may undergo the severest punishment that may be inflicted upon offenders in this kinde .

X And lastly , it is ordered , that if any person shall refuse to obey these Orders , or any of them ; or to be ordered by the said Churchwardens , Constables and Overseers , Watchers and Warders , or any of them , in any matter hereby given them in charge ; or shall resist them , or any of them ; or maintain , or rescue any offender herein , that then the said Constables shall commit such offenders to the Gaol , there to remain untill they be released by their competent Judge , and be bound with sufficient Sureties to their good behaviour .