The Council in the Marches of Wales a Study in Local Government During the Sixt
The Council in the Marches of Wales a Study in Local Government During the Sixt
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" Further advice is that the Justices of the Peace in each of the twelve shires of Wales should be "chosen of the beste disposed men to Justice and godlynes and the nomber to be abridged to viij according to the ordynance of Wales. " Those that profess the laws of the realm and are members of the Council should not be "in fee with any gentleman within the lymittes of theire Commission as for the moste parte they haue ben, and (as I thincke) be at these dayes. " The discourses of William Gerard ...are of a more elaborate character, dealing not only with the actual working of the Council in the Marches, but with its origin and development. His eulogy on Lee and Englefield has been quoted above. He passes on to lament that the qualities he has described in them are not found in their successors : "at this day, to be plaine, the Counsell and Courte are neyther reuerenced, feared, or theire proceadinges estemed. There is not neyther hathe bene sithens the Queues Raigne anie of the Counsell appointed to contynuall attendaunce of suche profounde Judgement as the place re- quireth, or that maie be termed profound, learned, comparable with those meaneste of those that have served as Justice sythens Englefelde.
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" Further advice is that the Justices of the Peace in each of the twelve shires of Wales should be "chosen of the beste disposed men to Justice and godlynes and the nomber to be abridged to viij according to the ordynance of Wales. " Those that profess the laws of the realm and are members of the Council should not be "in fee with any gentleman within the lymittes of theire Commission as for the moste parte they haue ben, and (as I thincke) be at these dayes. " The discourses of William Gerard ...are of a more elaborate character, dealing not only with the actual working of the Council in the Marches, but with its origin and development. His eulogy on Lee and Englefield has been quoted above. He passes on to lament that the qualities he has described in them are not found in their successors : "at this day, to be plaine, the Counsell and Courte are neyther reuerenced, feared, or theire proceadinges estemed. There is not neyther hathe bene sithens the Queues Raigne anie of the Counsell appointed to contynuall attendaunce of suche profounde Judgement as the place re- quireth, or that maie be termed profound, learned, comparable with those meaneste of those that have served as Justice sythens Englefelde.
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