It(em) such poore as are able to worke are sett on worke.
It(em) they haue placed out 4 apprentice.
It(em) they haue punished 2 vagrants."
The reports for the divisions of North Clay and Hatfeild follow, and the whole is signed by the justices.
H. Dom. State Papers, Chas. I., Vol. 395, No. 55.
Certificate concerning the Book of Orders from the hundreds of Loes, Wilford, Thredling and Plomesgate, 14 July 1638[781].
Suff.
"To the high Sheriffe of the County of Suff.
The Certificate of the Justices of the peace whose names are herevnd(er)written for the hundreds of Loes, Willford, Thredlinge and Plomesgate wthin the lib(er)ty of Sct Etheldred made the xiiiith day of Julye: 1638, touchinge his Mat's Booke of Orders as followeth:
1. First that wee doe contynue or monethly meeteings wthin the said hundreds according to his Mat's said Booke of orders.