WHEREAS His Majesty by His Proclamation bearing date at Oxford the first day of Aprill , in the Ninteenth yeare of His Majesties Raigne , did for the reasons therein expressed , order appoynt declare and publish that the Courts of Chancery , Receipt of Exchequor , & of First Fruits and Tenths , the Court of the Dutchie of Lancaster , Court of Wards and Liveries , and the Court of White-Hall , or Court of Requests should be held and continued at His Citty of Oxford in the County of Oxford , for the whole Terme of Easter last past . And His Majesty by His said Proclamation for the ease of His People that had suites in any the Courts of Kings-Bench , Common-pleas , and Exchequor , did adjourne part of the said Terme of Easter unto the Returne of Quinque Septimanas Paschae then next ensuing , And did declare that the two last Returnes called Quinque Septimanas Paschae and Crastino Ascensionis should be held at Westminster in the usuall places where formerly they were held . As by the said Proclamation more at large may appeare . His Majesty finding the unhappy continuance of the unnaturall Warre raised against Him , and taking into His consideration how and in what places , and in what manner the next ensuing Trinity Terme with most conveniency for Himselfe , and for His good Subjects may be held in a time of so much danger and distraction , and upon serious weighing of all circumstances fit to be considered of , hath resolved , and by this His Royall Proclamation doth Order appoynt declare and publish , That the said Court of Chancery , and all proceedings in that Court of what kindes or sorts soever , the Receipt of His Majesties Exchequor and of the First Fruits and Tenths , the Court of the Dutchie of Lancaster , Court of Wards and Liveries , and the Court of White-hall , or Court of Requests shall be held , and continued at His said Citty of Oxford in the said County of Oxford , where His Majesties residence now is , for and during the whole Terme of Trinity now next ensuing . And His Majesty hath farther resolved for the safety ease and reliefe of His People that have suits in any the Courts of Kings-Bench , Common-Pleas , and Exchequor , to adjourne part of the next Terme of Trinity now ensuing , That is to say , from the second day of Inno next , untill the Returne of Quindena Trinitatis next ensuing . His Majesty therefore of His especiall favour and Clemency , doth hereby declare that He is pleased , and contented to adjourne part of the said Terme of Trinity , that is to say , from the said second day of Iune , unto the said Returne of Quindenae Trinitatis , And that the two last Returnes called Quindena Trinitatis , and Tres Trinitatis shall be held at Westminster in the usuall places where formerly they were held . All which His Majesty signifieth to all and singular His Officers , Ministers , and loving Subjects of this His Realme , to the intent that they , and every of them , who have or shall have any Suite or other occasion to attend any of the said Courts of Chancery , Receipt of Exchequor , and of first Fruits and Tenths , Dutchie of Lancaster , Court of Wards and Liveries , and Court of Requests , may give their attendance at the said Citty of Oxford as aforesaid , and not elsewhere , and that such of them as have or shall have cause , or commandement to appeare in any of His Majesties said Courts of Kings-Bench , Common-Pleas , and Exchequor at Westminster may take notice thereof , and give their attendance accordingly without danger of forfeiture , penalty , or contempt to be incurred towards His Majesty , or any prejudice to themselves in that behalfe . And neverthelesse His Majesties pleasure is , That two of His Iustices , that is to say of either Bench one shall keep the Essoines of the Crastino Trinitatis at the usuall times and places , And Writs of Adjournment shall be directed to the said lustices respectively giving them authority to adjourne part of the said Terme of Trinity , that is to say , from the said second day of Iune untill the said Returne of Quindena Triuitatis as before is said . Willing and Commanding all , and every of His Majesties Officers , Ministers , and Subjects to whom it doth or shall appertaine , to observe and keep their Assemblies , and Appearances with all their Returnes and Certificates in His Highnesse said Courts accordingly , and to give their severall , and respective attendances , and to doe their respective Offices , and duties in every behalfe , as they will answer the contrary at their perills . Given at His Majesties Court at OXFORD , the Ninteenth day of May , in the Ninteenth yeare of His Reigne .