¶
By
the
Quene
.
THe
Quenes
Maiestie
perceiueth
that
notwithstandyng
her
commaundement
lately
publyshed
for
the
ceassyng
of
certaine
vayne
and
vntrue
reportes
touchyng
a
decrye
of
monyes
,
yet
the
same
continue
styll
,
appoyntyng
the
same
to
be
done
from
one
market
day
to
another
,
wherof
arryseth
great
trouble
amongste
the
people
,
and
increase
of
the
prices
of
all
maner
thynges
both
forrayne
and
naturall
,
and
speciallye
of
grayne
and
other
victuell
:
and
for
that
her
Maiestie
thinketh
that
aswell
some
simple
people
of
doubtfulnesse
and
without
euyll
meanyng
do
geue
occasion
to
the
continuaunce
of
the
sayde
rumours
,
as
the
greedy
and
cursed
sorte
do
to
make
an
vnordinate
gayne
of
their
wares
,
grayne
,
bestiall
,
and
other
victuell
,
thinkyng
nothyng
enough
for
their
vnsatiable
and
mercifull
greedines
.
For
remedy
thereof
both
to
content
the
one
,
and
to
refourme
the
other
,
her
Maiestie
doth
●am●ly
and
sincerely
declare
to
all
maner
her
subiectes
,
that
these
foresayde
rumours
and
reportes
be
vntrue
,
and
a●
her
Maiestie
doth
not
determine
to
alter
or
decrye
her
monyes
.
And
this
her
Maiestie
woulde
the
honest
sort
of
〈◇〉
subiectes
to
accept
for
trueth
,
and
as
to
thother
whose
greedinesse
or
curiositie
wyll
not
alow
nor
permit
credit
to
giuen
to
this
her
Maiesties
Proclamation
:
Her
Maiestie
straightly
chargeth
all
maner
her
ministers
to
see
al
such
shall
after
this
Proclamation
published
and
notified
,
by
any
meanes
set
foorth
any
contrary
report
or
speache
,
to
attached
and
emprisoned
,
and
so
to
remaine
without
bayle
or
mainprise
duryng
the
space
of
three
full
monethes
:
〈◇〉
being
therof
duely
conuicted
,
to
be
set
openly
vpon
the
Pyllory
as
persons
that
haue
spredde
sedicious
rumours
,
〈◇〉
not
to
be
delyuered
vntyll
he
or
they
shall
haue
founde
sufficient
assuraunce
of
good
abearyng
,
And
yf
any
per●●n
shal
be
conuicted
to
haue
harde
any
other
so
offendyng
,
and
haue
not
enfourmed
thereof
the
nexte
Iustice
of
peace
●●th
conuenient
spede
:
the
same
person
also
to
be
committed
to
prison
duryng
one
moneth
,
as
one
that
hath
wyl●●ngly
mayntayned
a
sedicious
person
,
and
to
be
further
punyshed
at
the
discretion
of
the
Iustice
that
shall
so
◇
them
.
Finally
her
Maiestie
wylleth
the
Iustices
of
peace
in
euery
shyre
of
this
Realme
,
and
other
her
Ministers
●●all
townes
Corporate
,
to
consult
together
,
not
only
amongst
them selues
,
but
also
with
other
Iustices
and
officers
other
shires
therto
adioynyng
,
for
the
furniture
of
markettes
with
victuell
and
grayne
,
for
victuellers
and
other
〈◇〉
people
,
as
the
season
of
the
yere
requireth
.
And
yf
any
sort
shall
wylfully
and
fraudulentlye
holde
vp
or
en●unce
the
accustomed
prices
of
any
maner
of
thyng
contrary
to
reason
and
good
cause
:
her
Maiestie
would
that
the
●●stices
of
peace
and
all
Maiors
and
other
officers
aswell
within
liberties
as
without
,
shoulde
applye
them selues
to
●●ourme
the
same
,
as
to
good
order
in
such
cases
is
requisite
.
And
if
the
enormitie
of
the
offendour
shall
seme
so
to
re●●re●
to
sende
vp
the
offendour
to
her
priuie
counsell
,
to
receaue
such
further
punyshement
as
shal
be
in
reason
◇
for
the
same
.
And
yf
the
sayde
Iustices
and
other
ministers
shall
not
therin
vse
the
aucthoritie
to
them
committed
〈◇〉
the
appearyng
of
such
vnordinate
extremities
,
her
Maiestie
wyll
not
fayle
but
haue
regarde
thereto
,
and
see
theyr
faultes
in
that
behalfe
supplyed
by
seuere
punyshment
,
as
in
such
weyghtye
cases
reason
and
order
requireth
.
Yeuen
at
her
Maiesties
Pallaice
of
Westminster
the
.xiii.
of
Marche
,
the
fourth
yere
of
her
Maiesties
most
prospe●●us
raigne
.
God
saue
the
Quene
.