WHereas the Iustices assigned for the several Circuits of Our Realm of England, have prefixed and published the daies and places for hold­ing the Summer Assises within their respective Circuits, and since the publishing thereof, the Commons in this present Parlia­ment assembled have made an humble Address to Vs, and represent­ed weighty and important Reasons which induced Vs, with the Advice of Our Privie Council, to give Order for deferring the dayes of holding the said Assises for some time; and in observance thereof, Our said Iustices have agreed upon, and given in Notes of other and further dayes for holding the said Assises; We therefore of Our Princely Care, that Our loving Subjects may have timely notice, and to prevent, as much as in us lyes, all inconveniencies that may happen to them by the alterations, and that the due Administration of Iustice may (as we earnestly desire) proceed effectually, and be equally distributed, Have thought good, with the Advice of Our Privy Council, to publish and Declare, and doe hereby Publish and Declare, the several prefixions given in by Our said Iustices for holding the Assises in their several Circuits, as they are herein after expressed and set down in the Foot of this Our Proclamation, to the end that our said Subjects, whom the same shall concern, having knowledge thereof, may conform themselves accordingly.

Given at Our Court at Whitehal the Three and Twentieth day of July, in the Twelfth year of Our Reign 1660.