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March 22. 1651. By the Vice-Chancellour and Heads of Houses.

WHEREAS by the rude carriage of seve­rall Schollars in this University, both in the publique Schooles, under the noti­on of Coursing, and also in the Streets, se­verall tumultuous disorders have been lately committed, to the disturbance of the publique Peace, and great scandall of the University: for preventing the like for the time to come, and the dangerous consequents which may ensue thereof, the Vice-chancellour and Heads of Houses doe hereby straightly require and enjoyne all and every persons under the jurisdiction of the University, that they forbeare for the fu­ture all such disorders upon paine of Expulsion, according to the Statutes of the University in that behalfe provided. And all Tu­tors are hereby required to have a more vigilant eye over such Schollars as are under their respective charges, in regard that any miscarriage of theirs will have a deep reflection upon those that have the oversight of them.

Signed in the name, and by the consent of the Heads of Houses, by
DAN. GREENWOOD Vice-Can:

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