WHEREAS by a former Order of the second of Iuly last , it was directed , That in respect of the necessity of perfecting the Fortifications of this Garrison , all Strangers , Inhabitants , and resiant within this Vniversity and City , being above the age of sixteene , ( except such as should be upon the Guards ) should upon the foure severall dayes therein appointed , worke at the said Fortifications , behind Christ-Church ; or in default thereof , find one sufficient able person to labour for him , or send towards providing other Labourers for every such Person , other then Servants , twelve pence , and for Servants , sixe pence . To which Order , very many of the said Strangers ( Inhabitants ) did not conforme themselves , upon pretence they had no notice thereof . It is therefore now Ordered , and for avoyding all excuse whatsoever ; The Governour is hereby desired to give directions , that by sound of Drumme , and also by the Bell-man , notice be given to all the said Strangers Inhabiting , and Lodgers within the said Vniversity and City , above sixteene yeares of age , and except such as are upon the Guards , or as have since the date of the former Order worked at the Fortifications upon the North line . That upon Thursday next , being the 21th of this instant August , by seven of the Clock in the morning of the same day , they repaire to the Meadowes at Christ-Church , there to worke upon the said Fortifications , and so to continue all that day , at the usuall houres ; and so to worke three other dayes , viz. on Friday , Saturday , and Munday then next following : And ( according to the directions in the former Order ) that in default thereof , every such Person find one sufficient able person to labour for him ; or then send towards the providing of other Labourers for every such Person , other Servants , twelve pence , and Servants , six pence . And order shall be given , for taking the names of all such as doe worke ; And those who shall not worke , or send others in their places , are required to pay their money at the Audit House in Christ-Church , before eight every morning , where Mr Dugdale is appointed to attend and receive the same , whereby others may be hired ●o labour in their places . And whosoever shall be discovered , either to be absent himselfe , or neglect to send another in his roome , or money for providing of another ( where the necessity is so great ) must both expect to have these Rates herein me●●●●●ned doubly leaved upon him ; Besides , to be looked upon , as Persons not de 〈…〉 ●he protection of the Garrison .