Bulstrode at worcester Assms of Mars carom king statute of Elizabeth c this  matter happen in question concern the vileys of Suckley in the county of  Worcester and Whitborn in the county of Hereford upon the statute of Elizabeth  cap provision to be make for the poor the case appear to be this S one William  chapel a cripple who be bear in the parish of Whitborn twenty year since he go  from this town and live in Suckley in the county of uvigorn and there be take  a house and pay rend for it and afterward some six or seven year since he go  his way and after come unto the town of Luston in the county of Somerset and  there he continue by the space of twenty week and do there work as I laborer  in a quarry of stone and by a fall of a stone upon he his back be break and so  there he become to be impotent and unable to work there he be take as a  vagrant wander and beg upon this he have a pass to be carry to Whitborn where  he be bear they there refuse to receive he upon this he petition unto sir  William Jones justice of assize and show all the special matter in his  petition and that he be bear at Whitborn and be find be ing at Luston and so  pray the direction of the judge to have a order make for he and direct to the  overseer of the poor of the parish of Whitborn to provide for he upon this sir  William Jones do subscribe unto this petition in this manner S that if the  allegation in this petition be true that then the overseer of the poor of  Whitborl be to provide for he as for one of their poor and so refer this to  the two next justice of peace to examine this matter and the verity of the  petition and if they find the allegation true then they to order the overseer  of the poor of Whitborn for to provide for he upon this the justice of peace  there examine this and upon information to they give that twenty year before  he go away from Whitborn and be settle in Suckley for diverse year upon this  they make a order at the session of the peace that he be to be send unto  Suckley be the place of his last settlement and because they there do refuse  to receive he one of the overseer of the poor be bind in a recognizance to  appear at the assize and so all this matter be now hear and examine before sir  Willam Jones justice of assize and the order make by the justice at their  quarter session be read in the court upon this sir William Jones if he do beg  and wander at Luston in the county Bulstrode er p of Somerset if this be true  he be then by the law to be send unto Whitborn where he be bear to be there  relieve upon this by order of the court he refer the examination of this unto  two justice of the peace for the county of Worcester and also to two justice  of the peace for the county of Hereford to examine this matter and if they  find that he be take as a vagrant person and beg then if it be so they of  Whitborn be to receive he and to provide for he as one of their poor upon this  the party be now at Whitborn and they which follow the same matter for  Whitborn and bear the opinion Bulstrode of the judge in this case and they  know this to be true that he be bear at Whitborn and that he be take as a  wanderer and beg and so send to Whitborn upon this they to avoid the charge of  draw up the order of reference be content and do yield and submit unto this  without any further order to keep he and provide for he and so accord they do  thus do notam that at this time it be also resolve that if one great with  child be send to the house of correction and there she be deliver of the child  that the child shall be send to the parish from which the mother be send to  the house of correction to be there keep and provide for this be the place  where she be last settle notam that it be also then resolve that a rogue be  not to be send to the house of correction but he be to be whip and so to be  send to the place where he be last settle if the same may be know or otherwise  to the place of his birth but the house of correction be for the poor of a  parish who refuse to work there they be to be whip and set on work