Bulstrode at stafford Assism julii carom king statute of Elizabeth c upon the  statute of Elizabeth cap for provision for the poor these matter happen to be  question at the quarter session before the justice of the peace Bulstrode er p  there hold for the county of uvigorn and upon difference in opinion among they  the case be agree upon and to be refer to the resolution of the judge of  assize for the county of uvigorn and Stafford c the case in difference be  these as follow one Dorothy Clavely with a young child under the age of seven  year go about as a wanderer come with her child to the ville of Arleey in the  county of uvigorn and there desire a warrant to be convey unto Eggleshal in  the county of Stafford where she have some friend and where the child be bear  as by a certificate appear upon this the constable of Arleey make her a pass  to convey her to Eggleshal the constable of Arleey deliver her to the  constable of Rippesford who deliver her to the constable of Beawdeley in the  county of uvigorn and there at Beawdley the mother die they send the child to  Rippesford and they send the child to Beawdley who send he back again to  Rippesford the sole question at the quarter S ssions for the county of uvigorn  and which be refer to the judge of assize be which parish ought to keep this  child S whether the parish where the mother die or the parish where the child  be bear this be the first case the second case be this S one Elizabeth Burton  be a wanderer with three child bear in three several parish come with they  three unto dale in the parish of sale in the count of with gorn unto one  Burton her sister where she die the three child be there leave upon this a  petition be deliver at the quarter session to the justice of the peace to have  a order by they make for the dispose and keep of these three child they be in  doubt what order to make herein and upon this they agree to refer the same to  the judge of assize to make a order in this case notam that the judge of  assize S sir William Jones and sir James Whitlock do consider together of  these case and Julii Caroh king at Stafford they deliver their resolution in  both these case to be this that the child ought to be keep and provide for bV  the several parish where they be bear and not in the parish where their  mothWdied in passage and accord to this their resolution a order be make and  sign under their hand and the same deliver to the clark of assize to deliver  the same to the party by which they do order the S everal child to be send to  the several parish where they be bear to be there by they keep and provide for  accord to the law and this be so do accord and the reason of this their  resolution be because that the place of birth be a set of these child in a  place certain to be keep and provide for there and that the wander of the  mother with they afterward do not alter the case nor yet the die of the mother  in a parish have the child there shall not be say to be a settle to make the  say Bulstrode parish where the mother die to keep the child but the place of  birth this be the place to be look after and a set to have the child to be  there keep and provide for they also resolve that the place of birth or the  place of their last habitation if the same may be know be in judgement of law  say to be the place of set so that if one be bear in such a place and parish  and afterward be a inhabitant in service in another place and parish and after  this he become to be a wanderer he be here by the law to be send to the last  place of his set to be there keep and provide for notam that in the two last  principal case the child to be provide for by the order of the judge and send  to the several parish of their birth as poor to be there by they provide for  they be so send as poor to be by they provide for but not as wanderer rogue or  vagabond notam also upon the statute of Elizabeth cap for punisbing of rogue  and the last proviso therein that it shall not extend unto child if they be  under the age of year and upon this statute they resolve that a infant under  the age of year shall not be say to be a wanderer Bulstrode er p