WHereas , according to seuerall Certificates of sundry our Iudges and Iustices of Peace of diuers Counties of this Our kingdome , We did by Our letters Patents , bearing date the two and twentieth day of Ianuary last past , ordaine and appoint that there should be a constant Reele prouided and kept by all Clothiers , and others , workers and makers of Yarne and Cloath within Our realme of England and Dominion of Wales : And by Our Proclamation dated the ninth day of Iuly then following , Wee did declare the tenour of the same letters Patents to all Our louing Subiects ; Yet notwithstanding , the same not taking such good effect as by vs was expected , and complaint being made thereof to the Lords and others of Our priuie Councell ; a letter was lately directed from them to the Iustices of Peace of Our Countie of Essex concerning the reformation of abuses in the manufacture of wollen Cloath ; ( which Wee intended by the said letters Patents and Proclamation ) whereupon a Certificate being returned vnder the hands of Our trustie and welbeloued the Lord Maynard , the chiefe Iustice of Our Bench , and many other Iustices of Peace of Our said Countie of Essex , and the same being read before vs ( Wee sitting in Councell in Our Royall person ; ) For the reasons in that Certificate expressed , it was ordered that the said letters Patents ( being granted to Iohn Etherington one of the Yeomen of Our Chamber , and to Henry Stracy ) should be declared voide , according to a Prouiso in them conteined . And therefore Wee doe by this Our Royall Proclamation reuoke , recall , and repeale the same letters Patents , and that part of the said Proclamation published for keeping of the constant Reele , and increase of the poores wages ; and doe hereby declare the same to be voide and of none effect to all intents and purposes whatsoeuer .