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By the King . ❧ A Proclamation about the dissoluing of the Parliament .

WHereas Wee , for the generall good of Our Kingdome , caused Our High Court of Parliament to assemble and meete , by Prorogation the twentieth day of Ianuary last past , sithence which time the same hath been continued : And although in this time , by the maleuolent dispositions of some ill affected persons of the House of Commons , Wee haue had sundry iust causes of offence and dislike of their proceedings ; yet Wee resolued with patience to trie the vttermost , which Wee the rather did , for that We found in that house a great number of sober and graue persons , well affected to Religion & gouernment , & desirous to preserue Vnitie and Peace in all parts of Our Kingdome . And therefore , hauing on the fiue and twentieth day of February last , by the vniforme aduice of Our Priuie Counsell , caused both Houses to bee adiourned vntill this present day , hoping in the meane time , that a better and more right vnderstanding might bee begotten betweene Vs and the members of that House , whereby this Parliament might haue a happy end and issue .

And for the same intent , We did againe this day command the like Adiournment to bee made , vntill the tenth day of this moneth : It hath so happened by the disobedient and seditions carriage of those said ill affected persons of the House of Commons , That We , & Our Regall authoritie and commandement , haue beene so highly contemned , as Our Kingly Office cannot beare , nor any former age can parallel . And therefore it is Our full , and absolute resolution , to dissolue the same Parliament ; whereof Wee thought good , to giue notice vnto all the Lords Spirituall and Temporall , and to the Knights , Citizens , and Burgesses of this present Parliament , and to all others whom it may concerne , that they may depart about their needfull affaires , without attending any longer here . Neuerthelesse , Wee will that they , and all others should take notice , that We doe , and euer will distinguish betweene those , who haue shewed good affection to Religion and Gouernment , and those that haue giuen themselues ouer to Faction , and to morke disturbance to the peace , and good order of Our Kingdome .

Giuen at Our Court at White-Hall , This second day of March , in the fourth yeere of Our Reigne of Great Britaine , France , and Ireland . God saue the King .

Imprinted at London by BONHAM NORTON and IOHN BILL , Printers to the Kings most Excellent MAIESTIE . M.DC.XXVIII .