FOrasmuch as one Henry Feild , hauing by Our speciall commaund been apprehended for great contempts and offences by him done , against Our selfe and Our Lawes , hath two seuerall times reseued himselfe , and escaped away from those that had him in their custodie , and now ( as it seemeth ) lurketh very closely in some secret places , and will not submit himselfe to Justice , to the great abuse , and vnsufferable contempt of Vs and our Regall authoritie ; Wee haue thought it fit to publish his escape and contempt to all our louing Subiects , not doubting of their care & forwardnesse in his Discouery and Apprebension : And Wee doe hereby charge and command all Justices of Peace , Maiors , Sheriffes , Constables , Headboroughs , and all other Our Officers , Ministers and Subiects whatsoeuer , to bee diligent in enquiring and searching for the sayd Henry Feild in all places whatsoeuer , aswell within Liberties as without ; whom if they shall happen to finde , Our pleasure is , they take and send him , with sufficient Guard , to the Gaole of the County or place where hee shall bee taken , there to remaine in safe custodie , and presently to aduertise one of Our principall Secretaries of his apprehension . And Wee doe promise to bestow vpon such person as shall apprehend the said Feild , or cause him to bee apprehended , the summe of tenne Pounds , for such his care and paines therein . And as We are pleased to reward the endeauors of such as shal be zealous in performance of this Our pleasure ; so We doe hereby let all men know , that if any person , after this Our Proclamation published , shall directly or indirectly conceale , harbour , keepe , relieue , or maintaine the said Henry Feild , or shall not vse their best endeauour for his apprehension , aswell by giuing due aduertisement thereof , to Our Officers , as by all other good meanes , Wee will ( as there is iust cause ) proceede against them so neglecting this Our commandement with all seuerity . And to the end the said Henry Feild may the better be discouered , Wee haue thought fit to describe him herein : He is a man of a middle stature , about fortie yeeres of age , some pockholes about his nose , his face leane , his complexion sallow , very hollow eyed , the haire of his head brownish , his beard some what lighter , thinne of haire , and cut short and blunt ; when hee was last seene , hee ware a cloth suite of darke greene colour , with two laces in aseame , of a lighter colour .