WHEREAS We have by a former Proclamation of the One and twentieth Day of January last , for the reasons therein sett forth . Declared and Ordained amongst other Things , that all manner of Persons who were then in possession of any Meadow-Grounds , should fence in , and preserve the same in due season . And whereas We have since caused Several Commons and other Pasture-Grounds to be fenced in , and inclosed for the use of Our Troops ; We have therefore Thought Fit , by the Advice of Our Privy-Council to Publish and Declare and We do hereby strictly Charge and Command all the Officers and Private Men of Our Troops of Horse and Dragoons , and others of Our Army , and all manner of Persons whatsoever , that they , or any of them do not at any time hereafter presume to Graze any of their Horses or Cattel in any Meadows or Grounds preserved for Meadows , or any Commons or other Pasture-Grounds fenced in , and inclosed as aforesaid , upon the Pains and Penalties Following , that is to say , any Officer who shall Transgress herein to be Cashiered , and the Private Troopers or Soldiers to suffer Death , or such other Punishment as a Court-martial shall think fit ; and as to any other person not Imployed in Our Army , to Forfeit unto vs such Horse or other Beast as by the willfullness or Neglect of the Owner shall be found Grazeing in any such Meadows , Meadow-Grounds , Commons or Pasture Grounds Fenced in , and Inclosed as aforesaid : And We do hereby Strictly Charge and Command Our Respective Lieutenants , Deputy Lieutenants , Supervisors and Iustices of the Peace of Our Counties , of this Our Kingdom , and all other Our Officers both Civil and Military , that they and every of them , do cause with all Possible Care and Diligence , Our Royal Commands hereby , and by Our said former Proclamation Declared to be duly put in Execution , as they and every of them shall answer the Contrary at their Perils .