❧1 For the Alderman of the Warde.
❧ Meanes deuised for better execution of the Statute for reliefe of the poore, and redressing the disorders of persons vagarant and begging in the Citie of London.
THat euery Constable or his deputie alway attending in the parish, shal continually
from tyme to tyme make it known to the Surueyor hereafter mentioned in what place
such Constable or his deputie shall bee vpon any occasion ready to be found.
Item, that the inhabitantes of euery parish,2 at a vestrie or assembly to be holden euery sonday, shall euery Sonday wekely, appointe
for the whole seuen dayes next followyng, of & for euery parish in his warde,3 one or mo surueyors for euery day, according to the quantitie of the parsh, the same
surueyors to be chosen of the honest inhabitantes of the parish.
Item, the same choise of Surueyors shall be euery sonday also signified by writing
to euery person so chosen, and also to the Constable or his deputie, togither with
the day that such surueyor is appointed to attend.
Item, euery such Surueyor shall by himselfe or his Deputie euery such day for which
he is appoynted, attend in some conuenient place or places of the parish where he
thinketh best for that purpose, to see if any persones shalbe found vagarant in that
parish contrary to the statute.
Item, the Surueyor finding any such person vagarant, shall forthwit geue notice therof
to the Constable or his deputie.
Item, the Constable or his deputie hauing such notice, or himselfe espying any such
person vagarant, shall apprehend such vagarant, and conuey the same to the next Constable,
according to the forme of the statute, and so to be conueyed from Constable to Constable,
to such place as they are to be sent by the statute.
Item, that euery Constable make his ordinary vewes, and do all otherthinges according
to the statute.
Item, that euery Constable with one Churchwarden at the least, & the bedle attending
on them once in euery xiiij. dayes at the least, view all the houses of poore persons
in allies and such like, and there search if any new inmates be receiued, or any new
tenantes not able to liue without burdening the parish, or any poore that by the statute
are to be sent to other places, and therof euery second Saterday at the furthest or
oftener vpon occasion, to giue certificate in writing to the Alderman or his deputie.
Item, that euery person chosen Surueyor, or appointed to any charge This text has been supplied. Reason: Type not (sufficiently) inked. Evidence: The
text has been supplied based on evidence internal to this text (context, etc.). (JJ)b4y these ordinances, and refusing or failing to do his duetie therin, shall be committed
to warde by the Alderman or his deputie.
Item, that there be conuenient cages for committing of vnruly vagarantes in euery
warde.
Item, that conuenient order and punishment be prouided for such watermen as shall
transport vagarants from Southwarke, Lambehith, and such places.
Notes
- We have chosen to use the more consistently rendered right-facing fleuron (Unicode:
U+2767
;rotated floral heart bullet
) in lieu of the less common left-facing fleuron (Unicode:U+2619
;reversed rotated floral heart bullet
). For more information, see the Unicode Consortium’s code chart formiscellaneous symbols.
(JT)↑ - For a list of parishes in early modern London, see
Parishes
in the Placeography. (TLG)↑ - For a list of wards in early modern London, see
Wards
in the Placeography. (TLG)↑ - Gap in inking: missing letter obvious from context. (JJ)↑
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