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AN ACT FOR THE ADJOURNMENT Of this present PARLIAMENT , FROM The Six and twentieth of Iune 1657. unto the Twentieth of Ianuary next ensuing

At the Parliament begun at Westminster the 17th day of September , An. Dom. 1656.

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LONDON : Printed by HEN: HILLS and JOHN FIELD , Printers to His Highness the Lord PROTECTOR . 1657.

AN ACT FOR THE ADJOURNMENT Of this present PARLIAMENT , FROM The Six and twentieth of June 1657. unto the Twentieth of January next ensuing .

BE it Enacted by His Highness the Lord Protector and this present Parliament , and the Authority of the same , That this Parliament , and all Bills , Causes and Matters now depending in Parliament undetermined , shall be , from and after the Six and twentieth day of June , One thousand six hundred fifty and seven , adjourned unto the Twentieth day of January then next ensuing ; at which time all such persons as have been duly Elected and Returned to serve in this present Parliament , being qualified according to the Qualifications in the Humble Petition and Advice , and not disabled thereby , are required to give their Attendance accordingly : And the Speaker of the Parliament is hereby Authorized and Impowered to Adjourn the same accordingly .

Provided always , That if His Highness , with the Advice of His Council , shall finde it necessary for the Affairs of the Common-wealth , that the Parliament shall meet sooner , and before the time hereby limitted and appointed , That then His Highness by Proclamation declaring the same , the Sheriffs of the several and respertive Counties are to give notice thereof unto the several Members within their County ; And all Members of this Parliament are Required and Enjoyned to Attend , and to meet at the time and place appointed by such Proclamation .

LONDON : Printed by Henry Hills and John Field , Printers to His Highness the Lord PROTECTOR . 1657.