FOrasmuch as the Kings most Excellent Maiesty is graciously minded to make his speedy repaire from Barwick to his Highnesse Citie of London , In which his iourney hee is to passe from thence through diners Shires of this Realme : These are to notifie vnto all Sheriffes of the seuerall Counties through which his Maiestie shall so passe , that his Highnes will and pleasure is , that eche of them respectiuely being attented with the Iustices of Peace , and other Gentlemen of the said seuerall Counties , faile not to waite on his Maiestie , to receiue him at his first entrance into the same County whereof they are Shiriffes , and so to continue their attendance vntill such time as his Maiestie come to the vttermost bounds of the same Countie , Where the Shiriffe of the next Countie is in like maner to attend and receiue him : And this to be so done from Countie to Countie , vntill his Maiestie shall come to the said Citie of London .

And furthermore , for that it is requisite that sufficient and plentifull prouisions be made in all such Counties and places where his Highnesse shall either lodge or rest by the way , not onely for his Maiestie and such Noble Personages as shall attend him , but also for the whole Traine : These are in his highnesse name to charge and command all Sheriffes , Iustices of Peace , and others his Maiesties Officers , Ministers , and Subieets to whom it may appertaine , That they and euery of them take speciall care and regard , that all manner Victuals and other prouisions necessarie and conuenient for his Maiestie and his whole trayne , be in conuenient time brought to all places where his Highnes shall lodge or rest in his passage as aforesaid , there to be vttered and solde for reasonable prices : For all which , the owners thereof shall from time to time receiue good and present payment . And as it is not doubted , but that all his Maiesties good and faithfull Subiects will be most readie and willing to shewe themselues forward and carefull in the due accomplishment of the premisses , according to their loyaltie and duety : so if any shall be found disobedient , negligent , or remisse therein , These are to let them know , that they are to sustaine such condigne punishment as their offence in that behalfe deserueth .